Start from the public GitHub toolkit in your own Codex or Claude Code workspace. The browser checklist and prompts below are also free to use.
Work through these six checks using your store's own data. Your progress stays in this browser.
Copy a prompt and fill in the brackets with your own store information. Review every suggestion before making a live change.
Act as a Shopify merchandising reviewer. Review this product page: [URL or pasted copy]. My target customer is [who]. My goal is [goal]. Identify up to 3 specific points of friction, quote the page evidence for each one, and suggest a small reversible change. Do not invent product claims or customer research. End with what data I should check after the change.
Act as an eCommerce operator. Here is a collection page: [URL or pasted content]. Here are its last 28 days of sessions, add-to-cart rate and sales: [data]. Compare the page promise, first visible products, availability and navigation. Propose one change with the clearest evidence. Label assumptions, risks, approval needed and a rollback path. Do not infer a revenue lift from these inputs.
Act as the weekly eCommerce operations lead. My goal is [goal]. Here are this week's Shopify, search and marketing observations: [data]. Separate facts from hypotheses. Rank 3 actions by evidence, expected effort, reversibility and measurement quality. For each action, name the owner approval required, the exact change to make and the metric and date for a follow-up check. If data is missing, say what to collect first.
Download the action brief template and capture your first store change before anyone touches the live site.
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