PlaybooksEcommerce

Product descriptions that sound like you, not like a robot.

  • Setup30 minutes
  • RunsOn demand
  • Savesabout 20 minutes per productestimate
What you getExample. Made-up business and numbers.
Linen Overshirt, SandDraft v1Update waits for you

The shirt you reach for when it is too warm for a jacket.

Washed European linen, cut a little boxy so it layers over a tee. It gets softer every wash. Two chest pockets fit a phone and keys.

  • 100% European flax linen, 190 g/m²
  • Relaxed fit. Take your usual size, or one down for a closer fit
  • Machine wash at 30°C. Line dry, no iron needed
  • Made in Portugal in a family workshop

Voice checks

Short sentences. Talks to "you". No "elevate", no "timeless". Mentions the wash, like your bestsellers do.

Taken from

Fabric and origin: your product notes. Fit advice: your size guide in memory. Nothing invented.

Update the product description in ShopifyEditApprove

Give it a product. It reads what you already sell, follows your brand voice and writes the page copy. You approve before anything changes in Shopify.

How we estimate the time saved: About 30 minutes to write a description from scratch, against about 10 minutes to check and adjust a draft that already follows your voice.

Who it is for

Stores that add new products often, or have old pages written by five different people. It fits when you know your voice but nobody has time to write.

Product uploads. Sure, you can use apps to pull data like SKU and such from a spreadsheet… but product descriptions and such need to be done individually.
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What you need

Connect these in Homla, under Connectors. Each person signs in with their own account.

  • Shopify

Steps in Homla

  1. 1
    MemoryPut your brand voice in memoryPaste your voice notes, the words you never use and your size guide. Add two or three of your best product pages as examples.
  2. 2
    SkillSave the writing skillCopy the skill below. Everyone in the team, and every AI app they use, gets the same voice.
  3. 3
    ConnectConnect ShopifyWith an Admin API token that can read and write products.
  4. 4
    AgentOptional: create the agentFor batches, create "Copywriter" with the skill and Shopify. Ask it in the chat: "Write the 12 new autumn products."
  5. 5
    ApprovalApprove each updateProduct changes in Shopify wait for a yes. You see the old and new text first.

The skill to save

Copy it into Skills, then New skill. Edit the parts in brackets.

Skill
Name: Product description, house voice

To write or rewrite a product description:

1. Read the product in Shopify: title, options, current text, tags.
2. Read our brand voice, banned words and size guide from company memory.
3. Ask me for any fact you do not have: fabric, origin, care, fit. Never invent a fact or a claim.
4. Write: one headline sentence on when you would use it, two short sentences on why it is good, then 3 to 5 bullets with facts.
5. Keep sentences under 15 words. Talk to "you".
6. Under the draft, list the voice checks and where each fact came from.
7. Update Shopify only after I approve.

Agent settings

NameCopywriter
Job, in plain wordsWrite product descriptions in our voice and update them in Shopify after approval.
SkillsProduct description, house voice
ToolsShopify, products Read · Update product Asks first
TriggerRun now, from the chat
ApprovalsEvery product change waits for a person.
Who can use itOwner, marketing
Limits40 runs a day

What stays under your control

  • Nothing changes in your store without a yes.
  • Facts come from you. The skill tells it to ask, not to guess.
  • One voice for the whole team. Update the voice in memory and every next draft follows it.

Good to know

You do not need the agent to start. The skill alone works in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through Homla. The agent helps when you have a batch of products.

Product descriptions that sound like you, not like a robot.

Start free. Save the skill, connect your tools, approve the first run yourself.

  • Save the skill once, the whole team uses it
  • Memory keeps your rules and facts
  • Agents run it and ask before they act
  • Each person keeps their own access