ecom-a11y-audit
Security scan passedAudits a Shopify store for WCAG 2.2 AA and says who can fix each issue: the theme, the app that injected it, or the clash between them.
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Awesome Ecom Skills
Security scan passedShopify agency playbooks for your agent: catalog audits and cleanup, taxonomy, SEO metadata, alt text, JSON-LD, redirects and Matrixify.
Pack · 10 skillsby kgelster· E-commerceUnclaimed · Yours? Claim it
What Awesome Ecom Skills does
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Awesome Ecom Skills is a community skill pack by Kurt Elster that turns Shopify agency know-how into playbooks your agent loads on demand. Shopify's own toolkit gives an agent the Admin API; these skills give it the judgment for working on a live store's catalog without quietly breaking it. What you can do with it - Audit a large catalog for missing photos, thin descriptions and pricing anomalies - Assign Standard Product Taxonomy categories and fill their category metafields, verifying IDs instead of guessing - Clean up dead products, orphaned metafields and leftover HTML in descriptions - Backfill missing SEO titles and descriptions, and image alt text, without overwriting human copy - Run Matrixify bulk imports safely: backup export first, MERGE versus REPLACE, and the blank cell that deletes a metafield - Turn a Search Console 404 export into 301 redirects after a migration, and add supplemental JSON-LD without duplicating the theme's schema - Plan landing pages by angle and traffic source, with a section-by-section blueprint How it works - The skills are Markdown playbooks; your agent does the work through the Shopify Admin API, Shopify CLI or Matrixify - Every change is preceded by a read-only count, fills missing values before it overwrites, and is checked with an Admin API readback - Install as the ecom plugin from the maker's own Claude Code marketplace (kgelster/awesome-ecom-skills) Good to know - The skills tell an agent how to change a live store, so the maker asks you to review them first and take a backup before large writes - Keep API tokens in environment variables, never in files - Not an app or theme development kit; not affiliated with Shopify - MIT licensed
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