Open source · Apache-2.0 · No telemetry
Open-source Claude skills for Shopify that open your day, watch the shop, and tell you what actually changed. Read-only by default — nothing runs on anyone else's server.
you › how did the store do overnight? 3 new orders (€412) 1 failed payment · 2 variants low no cancellations NEEDS ATTENTION #1042 payment expired (€89) customer may retry, or needs a new invoice "Linen blazer / M" down to 2 "Wool coat / L" down to 1 SUGGESTED Send #1042 a fresh payment link Reorder the blazer before the weekend ✓ read-only — nothing was changed
Shopify's own AI toolkit gives an assistant the rails. What it does not ship is the routine — which questions get asked every morning, which thresholds apply to your store, and what shape the answer arrives in.
Every skill has to run against a live shop before it ships, and the evidence goes in the repo: the commands, the real output, and what was awkward about it.
The skills are plain markdown and version-pinned GraphQL. The official Shopify CLI does the talking. You can read every question it will ever ask your store.
StoreHand proposes.
You approve.
The three skills that exist today read your store and write nothing to it — not a product, not a price, not an order. The only files they touch are in your own directory.
When a skill starts writing, it does it in two steps: a proposal you can read and edit, then a separate command that applies exactly what you left in the file. Never one without the other.
No telemetry either. No usage pings, no prompts, no store data leaving your machine — the only network traffic is the Shopify CLI talking to your own store.
The skills are free and open source today — clone the repo and run them yourself, no waitlist needed. What's being built next is a hosted version for shop owners who would rather not run anything at all.
The sign-up form is not open yet. Rather than put up a field that quietly drops what you type into it, there is nothing here until it genuinely works.
In the meantime, watch the repository — that is where the hosted version will be announced first, and where the skills already live if you would rather run them yourself today.