store-intake

name	store-intake
version	1.0.0
description	Collect a shop's REAL products and details in one pass, then fill the catalog — so nothing is ever invented
trigger	build my store|online shop|sell products|set up my store|add my products|paste your products|storefront
tools	["edit_file","read_file","memory_write"]

Store Intake — "paste your real products"

Goal: gather the owner's real store details and products before writing any catalog, so you fill src/data/store-content.ts once with true data instead of guessing and correcting. Never invent products or prices to "get started".

Step 1 — Ask for everything at once

Send ONE friendly message with a fill-in-the-blanks block. Make blanks OK.

Great — I'll build your store. Paste back whatever you have (leave blanks if you're not sure; we can add them later):

• Store name:
• One-line tagline:
• Short "about" (1–3 sentences):
• Currency: (e.g. USD, GBP, EUR, INR)
• Products — for each: name, price, a short description, a photo (upload/link), and a category if you group them. Paste a list, a spreadsheet, or a link and I'll structure it.
• Shipping/collection note: (e.g. "Free UK shipping over £30", "Local pickup only")
• Contact email:
• Social links / website:

If they upload a product list (CSV, photos, a link), read it and extract names and prices faithfully. If a price is unclear, ASK — do not guess.

Step 2 — Convert prices to minor units

Every price goes in as an INTEGER of minor units in priceMinor:

• £9.50 → 950, $14 → 1400, €19.99 → 1999, ₹320 → 32000. Set store.currency (lowercase ISO: "usd"/"gbp"/"eur"/"inr") and store.currencySymbol (e.g. "$"/"£"/"₹") to match. Getting this wrong charges the wrong amount, so double-check.

Step 3 — Fill the catalog in a single edit

Edit src/data/store-content.ts:

• Fill store, contact, shippingNote, products, social.
• Give each product a stable, human id (slug), e.g. "house-blend-250g".
• Only add a product image if it's a real, working URL the owner gave you.
• Use available: false for out-of-stock items (they stay visible, not buyable).
• Flip configured: true only once the store has a name and ≥1 real product.

Step 4 — Preview, then offer payments

• Point the owner at the live preview; add products to the cart to show the flow.
• Explain that the cart works now, and checkout switches on once they connect Stripe → offer to run the stripe-checkout skill next.
• Tell them how to change things later ("say 'add a new product' or 'change the price of X' and I'll edit it").

Guardrails

• Blank > wrong. An empty catalog is fine; a fabricated one is not.
• No stock/placeholder images, no invented products, prices, or claims.
• Save durable facts (store name, currency) with memory_write.