Connect a Shopify store and run the audit.
ContextMerchant authorizes the store through Shopify.
ResultAvailable through the current installation flow.
Customer-facing integrations extend the Shopify engineering workflow without turning internal infrastructure vendors into marketing features.
The example shows the store need, the relevant context and the result delivered to the team.
ContextMerchant authorizes the store through Shopify.
ResultAvailable through the current installation flow.
ContextUser configures the tenant-scoped MCP connection.
ResultRead-only context from the current MCP tool.
ContextSlack delivery is not yet a shipped customer feature.
ResultKeep on the roadmap until production availability is verified.
Shopify provides the authorized store identity and theme context used by the audit and engineering workflow.
The current MCP surface is tenant-scoped and read-only; it does not publish themes or grant control over publishing.
Power users can query the currently exposed TaskerArmy resources from a compatible Claude Desktop setup.
Slack is presented as planned until the production integration is available. Future messages should identify the job, required action and safe dashboard link.
Internal providers belong in privacy, security and subprocessor disclosures unless the customer actively configures them as a product integration.
An integration page is complete only when the user can understand authorization, available resources, limitations and how to disconnect.
Authorize the Shopify store, run the audit and add developer context only where your workflow needs it.