The ecommerce sibling of the Meta and Google Ads Agents. It reads your catalog, inventory, orders and storefront — and your ad spend in the same workspace — then proposes the change. Nothing reaches a shopper until you confirm it.
What it does
Every other store assistant sees the catalog. This one also sees what you paid to send traffic to it — because it lives in the same workspace as your Google and Meta spend.
Products, variants, options, collections and stock levels per fulfilment location. It reads the current count before proposing a change, and flags any variant whose inventory isn't tracked — where a stock number means nothing.
Every write is classified explicitly as a write and waits for a confirm card that says what a shopper would see. A tool name the catalog has never heard of fails closed — unknown means write, means confirmed.
There is no delete-product, cancel-order or refund tool, deliberately. Products come down as ARCHIVED and discount codes stop with deactivate — both reversible. Anything irreversible stays in Shopify admin.
Edit Online Store pages and Liquid theme files. The agent reads a file in full before replacing it, and offers to duplicate the theme first — writing the live storefront takes a separate, spelled-out go-ahead.
ShopifyQL answers the store side; your connected Google and Meta accounts answer the spend side. When it divides one by the other it says blended, because store revenue is every channel and ad spend is paid media only.
Every tool call — read or write — is recorded against the conversation with its arguments and its outcome, so a change made three weeks ago still has a sentence explaining who asked for it and why.
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Connect Shopify once. Store Agent appears in Ecommerce workspaces, on every PPC TNT plan.