Gil

@gilgNYC • 21,802 subscribers

Product @Shopify. Founder at heart.

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Experimenting with mixing Shopify’s catalog api with Apple MapKit + MKLocalSearch to show which brands are physically nearby. A little disappointed with how limited MapKit data is. No hours?!

Experimenting with mixing Shopify’s catalog api with Apple MapKit + MKLocalSearch to show which brands are physically nearby. A little disappointed with how limited MapKit data is. No hours?!

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Still needs a lot of polish but my personal shopping app using the Shopify Catalog api is starting to work. 😅 Added free form search and swipe for faster browsing. Also related product search to see other similar products.

Still needs a lot of polish but my personal shopping app using the Shopify Catalog api is starting to work. 😅 Added free form search and swipe for faster browsing. Also related product search to see other similar products.

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So I built a Google Lens mobile app using just the Shopify Catalog API (publicly available), GPT-5, Replit ⠕ and Claude R Perrin code. It’s insane how this was just built by telling it what I wanted. Here’s a demo. Should I open source? All APIs are publicly available. The app works like this: 1. Ask Replit to generate initial working app prototype. 2. Bring into Claude Code and iterate using screenshots and high level vision. The app works by: - user takes a photo or selects one from camera roll - crop photo to maximize focus area - send to GPT-5-mini to extract tags - send extracted product tags to gpt-4o-mini to generate search query - send search query to Shopify Catalog API Basically your camera becomes a shopping search bar.

So I built a Google Lens mobile app using just the Shopify Catalog API (publicly available), GPT-5, Replit ⠕ and Claude R Perrin code. It’s insane how this was just built by telling it what I wanted. Here’s a demo. Should I open source? All APIs are publicly available. The app works like this: 1. Ask Replit to generate initial working app prototype. 2. Bring into Claude Code and iterate using screenshots and high level vision. The app works by: - user takes a photo or selects one from camera roll - crop photo to maximize focus area - send to GPT-5-mini to extract tags - send extracted product tags to gpt-4o-mini to generate search query - send search query to Shopify Catalog API Basically your camera becomes a shopping search bar.

69,204 views • 9 months ago

Instinct shows how far LLM computer use has come but it’s still awfully slow 😴 and no one wants to share payment (or address) credentials with a 3p. 😱 Here’s a short demo of my agent, Concierge using Shopify’s UCP tools and our Shop identity tokens to directly checkout with spend controls. 👋 If you’re building in this space, let’s work together to enable seamless agentic commerce.

Instinct shows how far LLM computer use has come but it’s still awfully slow 😴 and no one wants to share payment (or address) credentials with a 3p. 😱 Here’s a short demo of my agent, Concierge using Shopify’s UCP tools and our Shop identity tokens to directly checkout with spend controls. 👋 If you’re building in this space, let’s work together to enable seamless agentic commerce.

19,956 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Shopify just added a native OpenAI integration into Shopify Flow. You can easily generate copy without any 3rd party app. Kudos to Paul Nuschke & the entire Shopify Flow team. 👏 Here's a 4 minute demo of generating dynamic product tags via Shopify Flow (🔊):

🚨 Shopify just added a native OpenAI integration into Shopify Flow. You can easily generate copy without any 3rd party app. Kudos to Paul Nuschke & the entire Shopify Flow team. 👏 Here's a 4 minute demo of generating dynamic product tags via Shopify Flow (🔊):

134,097 views • 3 years ago

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