clawpify

What This Skill Does

The clawpify skill is a powerful interface for interacting with the Shopify GraphQL Admin API. It enables the OpenClaw agent to perform comprehensive management tasks across a Shopify store, bridging the gap between natural language requests and complex GraphQL queries. Whether you need to retrieve product metadata, process order updates, manage customer records, or adjust inventory levels, clawpify provides a structured, type-safe way to interact with your store's data.

Installation

To install this skill, use the command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/alhwyn/clawpify

Ensure your OpenClaw environment is configured with the necessary Shopify store credentials (Access Token and Store URL) to allow the skill to authenticate correctly with the Shopify API.

Use Cases

• Inventory Management: Check real-time stock levels across multiple locations or trigger adjustments when stock runs low.
• Order Fulfillment: Rapidly lookup recent orders, inspect order status, and initiate fulfillment workflows or cancellations.
• Product Catalog Maintenance: Perform bulk updates to product titles, statuses, or pricing, and retrieve detailed variants information.
• Customer Data Operations: Create and update customer profiles or fetch segments for marketing purposes.
• Discount Strategy: Dynamically generate discount codes and manage active promotions to align with marketing events.

Example Prompts

1. "Find all products with a status of 'active' that contain the word 'summer' in the title and show me their current inventory levels."
2. "Look up the most recent order for customer 'John Doe' and tell me the total amount charged and the current shipping status."
3. "List the top 5 most expensive products currently in the catalog and check if they are available in the 'warehouse' location."

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: Always review the critical operations list (refunds, deletions, cancellations). The agent is programmed to ask for human confirmation before executing any destructive or financially impacting changes.
• Pagination: When dealing with large datasets (e.g., thousands of orders), always utilize the first and after arguments in your queries to prevent timeouts and ensure optimal performance.
• GIDs: Remember that Shopify GraphQL expects Global IDs (GIDs) in the format gid://shopify/Resource/123. The skill handles most of this, but always ensure your variables match this schema.
• Rate Limiting: Be mindful of Shopify's API rate limits; excessively frequent polling may trigger temporary throttling.