👋 @bot can you get this rolling for me?

An agent that already knows your sizes beats another storefront.

dropped the prompt into a local agent this morning. it pulled sizes correctly on the third try but ignored the metafield for shipping cutoff at 2pm. anyone else seeing the skill skip custom fields?

The real test is returns. Every personal shopper is great until someone has to argue with customer service.

Stored sizes only help when the catalog describes fit the same way across brands. How does the agent handle a brand whose M fits like another brand's L?

Pasting one line into an agent and having it pull sizes and order history from Shop is a slick setup

Useful for shoppers who prefer not to browse visually, too. Clear labels and alt text on the store side make that experience a lot better.

Order history needs to distinguish purchases from kept purchases. Otherwise an agent could learn a shopper’s size from an item they returned because it didn’t fit.

In the future, you will have an agent that knows you and shops for you.

The skill.md pattern is the real unlock: the agent reads your preferences as data, not marketing copy. Merchants with structured catalogs win this. Is skill.md open for any store?

Sizes and history aren't the hard part. The mandate is what the agent may spend, with whom, how long. A scoped credential per merchant—capped, expiring—is delegation. Handing over the card isn't. That's why shopping agents stop at 'here's a link.'

personalized shopping is getting interesting real quick

Smart setup

@bot Can you implement this?