Product guide · Agent-native storefronts
An agent-native storefront
is designed around completing a task.
Start with products and services so customers’ agents can understand, choose, act and obtain a reliable result. Necessary pages and deterministic business systems remain in place.
Design the business task before the pages and interfaces
An agent-native storefront is an online business entrance owned and authorized by a merchant, designed primarily to serve external agents. It defines the offer, accepted requests, handling and confirmation, while retaining pages for people to inspect, approve and operate.
People and agents share one set of business facts
| Information | How it is maintained |
|---|---|
| Names, specifications, images and policies | Draft from authorized sources, approve with the merchant and update when facts change. |
| Prices, available stock, shipping and timing | Use reliable business sources, verify before ordering and request confirmation if stale or unknown. |
| Orders, payments and fulfilment | Use system state, distinguishing a received request from a completed task. |
Screenshots are a starting point, not permission to start selling
- Generate reviewable drafts and leave missing or uncertain details for merchant confirmation.
- Do not automatically reuse platform promotional prices, reviews, buyer lists or service promises.
- Verify the rules, connect payments, inventory and fulfilment as needed, and test before enabling transactions.
Start with the business you already run.
Tell us what you offer and one task you want a customer’s agent to complete. The product is in development; pilot scope will be agreed around real needs.