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A large share of direct-to-consumer brands sell on Shopify, each from its own domain, so there is no single marketplace to search: every store is its own catalog. Through AgentKey your agent reads any public Shopify store by its domain — allbirds.com, kith.com — the same way it reads everything else — find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool — without the store owner’s Admin API access.

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What you can ask

  • “Is this brand’s website a Shopify store? What currency and country does it sell from, and where does it ship?”
  • “List every product this store published in the last 30 days, with prices.”
  • “Which products on kith.com are on sale right now and still in stock?”
  • “Show every variant of this product with its SKU, price and stock.”
  • “Search this store for ‘wool runners’ and compare the matches.”
  • “How many products and collections does this store publish, and which social accounts does it link to?”
  • “Filter this store’s catalog to one vendor and product type.”
  • “这个 Shopify 店铺最近上新了哪些商品？“

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What’s covered

Store profile
  • Name, description, currency, country and city, the countries it ships to, published product and collection counts, and social links
  • A domain that is not a public Shopify store comes back as not found — a quick check of whether a site runs on Shopify
Product catalog
  • A store’s products, page by page — title, vendor, type, tags, price range, sale price, stock, images, options, and every variant’s SKU, price and stock
  • Filters for vendor, product type, tag, title, SKU, price range, on sale, in stock and recently published
Product details
  • One product by its handle or product page URL, with the full variant list
Store search
  • The store’s own search for a keyword, returning its top matches with title, vendor, type, tags, price range, sale price, stock and images

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How to use it

Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:
Address a store by its domain or URL. Prices come back in the store’s own currency, not converted. Catalog filters are applied to each page the store returns, so a filtered page can be short — or empty — while more pages remain; keep paging until the response says there are no more. Always describe_tool before executing: it shows every filter and the per-call cost.
Building with code? Shopify stores are available through the catalog tools above only; there are no fixed-contract Scenario Methods for them yet. See the Scenario Methods overview for the platforms that have them.

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FAQ

No. The tools read what a store’s public storefront publishes, and AgentKey holds the upstream access; your agent only needs your AgentKey subscription.
No. Only the public storefront is covered — the store profile, products, variants and stock status. Every tool is read-only.
Any public Shopify store, addressed by its domain or URL — a store on its own domain is addressed by that domain. A domain that is not a public Shopify store comes back as not found.