A salesperson on every product page
It goes first, and it doesn't stop at answering
One shopper, one session, start to finish. It opens on the hesitation it can see, handles the objection on the merits, and ends with the item in the cart.
It watches the session, not the clock. Third product in the same collection, forty-seven seconds on the page, no scroll past the spec table: that is the moment it says something, and what it says is about the thing the shopper is stuck on.
Ask for something and it answers with the products that match, from your live catalog at today's price and stock. Each one goes into the cart in a tap.
"$65 is a bit much" gets an answer on the merits, not a discount. If the answer doesn't land, it moves the shopper to the cheaper option instead of arguing.
The correct variant, the correct purchase option, straight to Shopify checkout the moment the shopper signals they are done.
Answering isn't selling
A support bot ends its turn with a suggestion. This one ends it with the item in the cart. Six actions, all of them real writes against your store.
The correct variant and purchase option, including subscriptions and pre-orders. Takes items back out when the shopper changes their mind, or when it catches the wrong size sitting in the cart.
Puts the whole bundle in the cart in one tap, and applies a code you approved, then checks that it actually landed.
Finds an order by number: status, contents, tracking, total. No login handoff, no ticket.
When a step has to happen on the product page, engraving or a configurator, it sends the shopper there and tells them what they'll be doing when they arrive.
It arrives looking like your store
It takes your storefront's palette rather than arriving with its own, sits where you put it, and answers each shopper in the language they wrote in.
Title, colors, position and launcher style are set in the theme editor. It mounts in an isolated shadow DOM, so your theme's CSS and the widget never interfere with each other.
Detected per message, not per store, and right-to-left languages are laid out right to left rather than mirrored badly.
Most of your traffic is on a phone with one thumb free. It loads asynchronously, off the critical path, so it never holds up your storefront.
What it won't do
The risk of putting an AI in front of your customers is that it says something confidently wrong, in writing, to someone who was about to spend money. This is the list it is held to.
It reads your catalog and nothing else.
Every code is hidden from it by default.
No fabricated urgency, ever.
Pricing is yours, not its.
It didn't, and it says so.
Including to someone fishing for them.
When it doesn't know, it says so and hands over your phone, email, or WhatsApp.