Sixteen agents that run on your own machine.

Reads your shop the way a shopper does, ranks what is costing you sales, and writes the replacement words.

A real audit of a real shop, run for this demo. The shop is renamed, because its faults are its own.

Reads your live ad accounts and hands you each budget change with the arithmetic written out in full.

The worked example this agent ships, put back through its own rules so every threshold on the screens is computed here.

Scores your shop the way a search engine reads it, then counts how many assistant answers name you at all.

The storefront half, run for real against a renamed shop. The answer engine half is not run here, because every question it asks costs money, and its screens say so.

Turns one product page into a batch of ad concepts, each with a build sheet precise enough to make the picture from.

One real batch, put back through the agent claim ledger and quality gate. Two of the six concepts fail here for the reasons they failed then.

Finds creators, prices each one from their own engagement, and writes the first message. Nothing sends without your tap.

One real round. Every handle and address in it was replaced with an invented one before it was published, because a creator inbox is not ours to publish.

Gets your reviews written, drafts a reply to the ones worth answering, and hands you the rest yourself.

A real read of a renamed shop. It found 844 reviews and not one readable word, which is the state a great many shops are in and the case this agent exists to say out loud. The reply screens are empty because there was nothing to reply to.

Keeps a picture of three to five competitors and tells you only what changed and whether it touches what you sell.

The worked example this agent ships. Every shop in it is invented, which is deliberate: a competitor watch demo naming real shops would publish somebody else pricing.