A file about your catalog
Free or cheap apps that write an llms.txt for a Shopify store. Useful, and now something Shopify does on its own at the root of every store.
Some tools generate a single file or a block of structured data. Some agencies do the work by hand. Clione is software that writes the whole catalog's signals into your store and checks the live page, and an agency can run it for its clients.
Free or cheap apps that write an llms.txt for a Shopify store. Useful, and now something Shopify does on its own at the root of every store.
Apps and services that add product schema and FAQs, from Shopify apps at a small monthly fee to Schema App, which works across platforms on a custom price with a 12-month minimum, and WordLift, whose Business+ plan is $879 a month. Some reach past schema, like StoreSEO, which also writes meta tags and an llms.txt and measures AI visibility; Clione covers the whole store and checks the live page.
It is a start. Shopify already serves its own llms.txt at the root of every store, so the file alone no longer sets anyone apart. What an assistant can do with it depends on what your catalog says.
No, it is built to be your tool: one organization holds many client stores, each with its own quotas and roles, side by side in one dashboard.
On a short call we open one product: what your store serves today, and what Clione would publish.