E-commerce pack · Coming soon
AI customer care for online stores
Bots that answer product questions at night, write product copy and keep an eye on margins, set up and run for your store.
$239/month founding price7 botsWe set it up and run it
What the team hands you
- Store Chief of Staff: Store brief · Tuesday. Six new products are live.
- Product Copywriter: Linen shirt · Sand. Cut from washed linen that softens every time you wear it.
- Ad Creative & UGC Studio: New ads. Hook: the first wash: ready, Hook: size down: ready.
- Content Ops: This week. Instagram: 5 posts, TikTok: 3 clips.
- Customer Care: Chat · 2:30 AM. Does the linen shirt run large?
- Margin & Finance: Margins. Best margin: linen shirt, Watch: canvas tote.
- Competitor Watch: Rival sale. A rival started a sitewide sale on Monday.
An example night
- 10:45 PM, Product Copywriter: Wrote descriptions for the six new products.
- 12:30 AM, Ad Creative & UGC Studio: Made three new ad variations from last week's best video.
- 2:30 AM, Customer Care: Answered a sizing question and sent the checkout link.
- 5:15 AM, Competitor Watch: Noticed a rival started a sale and wrote it up.
Real examples from the use-case library
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Edit a short promo video in Descript from narration and style references
A newsletter writer gave his dot a recorded narration in Descript plus two Instagram videos as style references. It found official footage, laid out B-roll and captions, trimmed the overlong cut, and after a few review rounds he published the finished short.
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Find proven post ideas and draft X posts for three accounts
A startup founder and his brother used Grok Bot as the research and angle agent behind three X accounts, with a human approving every post. He says the accounts built a large audience over a few months.
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Produce daily TikTok slideshows to promote your apps
An indie app developer ran an OpenClaw agent on an old gaming PC to research hooks, generate six-slide TikTok carousels and upload them as drafts. He says the posts drew a large audience and some paying subscribers.
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Publish Xiaohongshu notes and watch comments on a schedule
A product manager in China spent a month testing OpenClaw with an open-source Xiaohongshu MCP server to publish notes, reply to comments and collect competitor data. The setup worked, but logins and the connector broke often.
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Turn YouTube research into X threads and LinkedIn posts weekly
A Chinese developer blogger set up OpenClaw to mine YouTube for topics every Monday, draft X threads and LinkedIn posts, and wait for approval in Telegram. He says it sharply cut the time he spends on content each day.
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Find a recurring charge you forgot and get it waived
A product newsletter writer asked Muse to scan a year of Gmail receipts for recurring charges. It found an idle cloud database he was still paying for and, after a first refusal, got the provider to waive the charges.
Rather run it yourself?
The same team also comes as a kit you set up on your own account. Compare kits and done-for-you.