How it works
What the agent actually is: the specialists behind one chat, the commands it runs, the browser it falls back on when a platform has no API, and where it can live — your own hardware included.
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Bring Your Own Assistant
Your store doesn't need another app to log into. Paste one address, and the Claude or ChatGPT you already use can work with your orders and listings.
Everything the Agent Can Do Is a Command
Under every AI agent there's an API doing the actual work. Most platforms keep theirs private. Ours is an open-source CLI on PyPI — and an MCP server.
The Agent Can Live on Your Hardware
Self-hosting usually means trading the product for control. Here only the runtime moves: same web panel, same chat — the compute is yours.
When There's No API, It Uses a Browser
Half the tools a seller depends on have no integration. An agent with its own browser can still use them — slower, less reliably, and honestly labeled.
One Chat, a Whole Team Behind It
Fixing an eBay listing and fixing a Shopify theme are different professions. The answer is a team with one front door.
What an AI Agent for Ecommerce Actually Does With Your Store
An AI agent for ecommerce connects to your stores, suppliers and ad accounts — so unlike a chat box, it can look at your real numbers and tell you that you're wrong.