Jobs for your assistant
Give it the job tonight. Check its work in the morning.
Hand your assistant a goal and walk away. It drafts, looks at its pages on a phone, and lists everything for you to check.
Why now
17%
of Americans who use AI have now finished a purchase with it, up from 10% a year before.
Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026
Getting ready for AI shoppers takes hours.
More people now finish a purchase with AI. A run can do the slow part while you serve your shoppers.
Try it
Hand over one job.
Walk through a run, from the goal to your review.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
You write: prepare an autumn page for the ceramics.
You choose how much AI it may use, then press Start working.
The real screen
Tell it once. It watches for you.
Choose what your shop waits for and what to work on. Each run says why it started.
How it works
It can only draft.
Drafts, not live changes
Pages, emails, rules and new looks land as drafts, away from shoppers.
No tools for the rest
It holds no tool to change a listing, a price or a menu.
A limit you choose
Each run stops at the AI limit you set, or when you press Stop.
What you get
Jobs now, and goals that wait.
- Goals in your own words
- Draft pages
- Draft emails and rules
- Changes to a draft look
- Suggestions to apply
- Start when a best seller sells out
- Start when questions go unanswered
- Start on a schedule
For AI agents
It notices when AI agents get stuck.
A goal can start when an AI agent can no longer finish a task in your shop. It can also start when far fewer shoppers arrive from AI.
The real screen
Hand it over from a chat.
Ask for something big, allow changes, and your assistant can start a run for you.
Before you count on it
What to know first.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- Standing goals start nothing until you set a monthly limit. They also need a plan that lets your shop work on its own.
- One run works at a time in each shop.
- It will not finish every job. When it cannot do something, it says what and why.
- Each run uses your AI allowance, up to the limit you chose for it.
Questions
- Can a run change a price?
- No. It can suggest one, and you apply it.
- Can it publish a page?
- No. A page stays not live until you make it live.
- What if I close my laptop?
- It keeps working. Come back to the Runs screen when you are ready.
- How often can a standing goal start?
- Only for something new, never the same thing twice. Each goal then waits three days before it can start again.
- Can it read my customers?
- Only if you switched that on. It is told not to write personal details.
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