Getting Your Store Ready for AI Shopping Agents

A couple weeks back your store started publishing an llms.txt so AI assistants could read who you are. This is the next step: getting those assistants enough to describe your store accurately and point a real customer at it.

Your store now publishes an agent guide at /agents.md that lays out how your store actually works: check the delivery zip, pick a box, sign up, then customize and add on when the weekly menu opens (or anytime, if you run Shop Anytime). It's upfront that this is a box-first store and not a one-click cart, and that the customer signs up themselves, so an assistant walks a shopper down the right path instead of making something up.

There's also a catalog feed assistants can read: your boxes at /ai/catalog.json, plus a Google Merchant version at /ai/catalog.xml so your products can show up in Google Shopping, both with live prices and stock. Alongside the delivery-coverage answer at /ai/delivery-check, that's what an assistant needs to recommend you accurately.

To be straight about where this is at: an AI agent can't sign a customer up or check out for them yet, that part still happens with a person. The standards for agent checkout are still being built, and this gets your store ready for them. For now it means when someone asks an assistant where to get a box delivered, yours can be the one it recommends, with the right details instead of a guess.

All of it is on by default and builds itself from your store data. You can see and test each piece on the AI Business Info page under Settings.