Your products in AI channels
ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Meta, switched on by default for eligible stores.
Shopify's agentic storefronts put your products in ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot, from the product data your store already holds. Clione works on that data and on the page around it: the reasoning a recommendation needs, the graph on every product page, the questions an assistant can quote.
ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Meta, switched on by default for eligible stores.
Each product's title, description, options, images, price and availability, structured so an agent can parse them.
Sidekick answers questions in the Shopify admin and writes text where you ask for it, product descriptions included.
Shopify serves a default /llms.txt for the store, mirroring its /agents.md, unless the theme sets its own.
Shopify's own advice for AI channels is complete product data, metafields and SEO best practice. Clione drafts what a product is usually missing, from your brand's own answers, and writes it to the product's metafields.
Shopify notes that AI channels can also find products by crawling and indexing the web. On the product page, Clione's JSON-LD graph and FAQ accordion go out through two app embeds, beside your theme's markup.
Shopify's default llms.txt describes the store. Clione adds a Markdown document for every product, category, collection and page, served on your store's own domain under /apps/clione/, and leaves Shopify's file as Shopify serves it.
Clione puts your shoppers' questions to ChatGPT and Gemini, and shows whether they name your products and who takes your place when they don't.
What AI assistants read, channel by channel →No. Shopify's agentic storefronts carry your products into AI channels; Clione works on what those products say, in metafields, on the product page and in plain text. The two sit side by side.
Shopify Catalog sends AI channels each product's title, description, options, images, price, availability and other key attributes. For stores that want to go further, Shopify points to metafields, categorization and SEO best practice.
Sidekick writes text where you ask for it in the admin. Clione works across the whole catalog: it learns your brand from your answers and documents, drafts every product's signals one at a time, in a batch or all at once, and checks the live page after you push.
No. Shopify's default llms.txt stays as Shopify serves it. Clione's llms.txt and its per-product documents are served beside it, through Shopify's app proxy, under /apps/clione/ on your store's domain.
Nothing, during the beta. Clione is taking selected stores into this stage, in limited places, free of charge, and prices are published when the beta ends in Q1 2027.
Every platform Clione writes to.
Metafields, two app embeds, and what Clione reads from your store.
A Markdown document for every product, served to AI agents from your store's own domain.
What ChatGPT shopping and agentic commerce read from your catalog.
An identity and a reasoning set for every product in the catalog.
On a short call we open one of your products: what Shopify's AI channels can read from it today, and what Clione would add.