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Hi HN, We just released a public beta of e-commerce capabilities for AI agents — aimed at developers building shopping agents or personal assistants. It’s early and buggy, but we’d love your feedback. Try a live demo here: https://showcase.octogen.ai/stylist --- ## Why we built this We believe the biggest *technical* bottleneck in building consumer e-commerce agents is fragmented product data and inconsistent schemas across online stores. So we created a high-fidelity yet unified interface for *e-commerce catalog + checkout*, regardless of the underlying platform. --- ## What…
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