Does Agent Stamp detect Muse, Instinct, or other personal agents?
Muse, Instinct, Catch, and Grok Bot are named when they say who they are. A checkout with no person is Unattended. A real click in a normal browser stays Human. Agent Stamp does not guess.
When the order says Muse or Instinct
Agent/Muse is Muse (declared). Agent/Instinct is Instinct (declared). The same form names Catch or any other product that sends Agent/Name. The checkout page also has an agent name field. A name typed there is declared. A valid signature is signed, and that name comes from the key’s host. The published tokens are a separate list.
When a hidden personal agent stays Human
Muse and Instinct shop in a real browser. They usually send no token and no signature. A click from that browser is the same request a customer sends. The order stays Human. Calling it Muse would accuse a person who was in Chrome. Copilot is the same kind of visit. Grok Bot is named when the user-agent includes GrokAgent.
Unattended
The checkout page loaded and no person used the place-order control, or the browser reported that it is automated. The order says Unattended. That line is not Muse, Instinct, Catch, Copilot, or Grok Bot. Checkout is not blocked.
What the session-scoring products do instead
Cloudflare, DataDome, and Arkose score the whole visit. They can challenge it or block it. Agent Stamp writes one line on the WooCommerce order the merchant already opens. The name is a signature or a declaration. Unattended means no person was at the checkout. The order still goes through.