Today we're introducing Claude for Selling Online.
Just enter your idea and Nova builds your entire store in one click. Products, theme, payments, done.
This is truly insane.
Replying to @kadvani @AllocationsInc
Take a look at LaunchMyStore and let me know your thoughts !
Ecommerce just got an AI upgrade.
Build your store with LaunchMyStore → connect Claude via MCP → manage products, orders, themes & analytics with natural language.
160+ real tools. No more dashboard hopping.
launchmystore.io
Replying to @i_mika_el
yep. we run the same buyer-style prompts through Gemini, ChatGPT and Claude and log which tool gets called.
tool descriptions written around what the user wants beat ones that read like API docs, every time
Replying to @movinj @skydo_official
First, you’ll need a cold email infrastructure tool to automate mailbox creation. I recommend InboxOne.io. Next, you’ll need an outreach platform like ColdBox.io or Instantly.ai to manage and automate your campaigns. Once everything is set up, your sales team can take over the conversations and handle the conversions.
P.S. I personally use Skydo, and I’m really happy with your service!
And inboxone is highly recommended for automated google workspace creation and export to any cold emailing tool
Replying to @i_mika_el
100% most MCPs are written for devs, not for the model that has to pick them
Full playbook, with the exact steps and the posts from people already doing it:
xitter.gq/vectorflowx/status/211…
If you have an MCP, this is your 2008 App Store moment.
ChatGPT: 8,495 apps
Claude: 8,478 connectors
Google: 52
Two of these are crowded.
One just opened.
Here's how to get your product picked 👇
Google just opened an app store inside Gemini and AI Mode. It runs on MCP.
Canva makes the flyer. Instacart handles the groceries. Inside the answer.
But nobody tells you:
the AI isn't reading your homepage. It's calling your tools.
Full playbook below
Looking for Agencies that create Ecommerce Websites for their cilents ! I might have something for you
A guy fixes bad websites for local businesses he finds on Google Maps: $15K/month (7.4M+ views).
Another serves 47 small businesses a month at $400 each.
Builders usually get paid once. The platform gets paid every month.
How to get your cut, for life:
The AI slop apps market is insanely competitive right now !
Ad requests to low-quality AI pages surged 354% in 2026. There are thousands of tools and AI-native apps chasing the same users. Most are thin wrappers on the same models
Replying to @AxiruAI
ha, would rather add that one before the loop bites. appreciate it
Replying to @AxiruAI
a per refund cap first. under $50 can go through on its own, anything over that waits for me. then a daily total on top so one bad loop can't drain the account
Replying to @jbfinancebull
Interesting angle. The spend is there, it's just moving through new channels. Curious if you think the market is underpricing the AI shopping shift, or if it's still too early to show up in earnings.
Replying to @maomao000211
yep, prompts just move the paste around. the real fix is claude editing the store directly
A 19-year-old runs his Shopify store with six Claude prompts (12M+ views on the breakdown).
A 6-person drinks brand handed Claude its whole operating stack.
But nobody tells you:
there's still a human copy-pasting in the middle.
Full playbook below
Anthropic once let Claude run a tiny shop.
It sold tungsten cubes at a loss and claimed to be a human in a blue blazer.
Their verdict: smart model, wrong tools.
Here's how to give Claude the right tools and run a store on autopilot. Setup and prompts:
Replying to @CleanFix_Dev
Appreciate it, means a lot. If you ever spin up a store, ping me and I'll happily take a look at it with you
Replying to @calderships
this is so true. the ad is the easy part now. the product decides everything, so test fast and kill losers quick







