e-commerce-orchestrator
E-commerce storefront auditing and improvement planning for Shopify, WooCommerce, and custom storefronts. Use when given an e-commerce site URL and asked to audit it, assess conversion performance, id
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GitHubE-Commerce Orchestrator
Activation criteria
- User language explicitly matches trigger phrases such as
audit my store,analyze [URL],assess my e-commerce site. - The requested work fits this skill's lane: full storefront audits, platform detection, conversion analysis, and improvement roadmaps before execution tracking starts.
- The task stays inside this skill's boundary and avoids adjacent areas called out as out of scope: Single-platform deep work (use shopify-specialist or web-design-specialist directly).
First actions
- Identify the URL or site being audited
- Confirm audit scope: full 6-dimension audit vs focused area
- Detect platform: Shopify, WooCommerce, custom
Audit dimensions
Score each 1–10: (1) Mobile UX, (2) Product presentation, (3) Checkout friction, (4) Social proof, (5) Marketing / traffic, (6) Automation / retention
Sub-agent roster
| Skill | Invoke when |
|---|---|
| web-design-specialist | UX, mobile usability, landing page clarity, conversion design issues |
| shopify-specialist | Shopify theme, template, checkout, or storefront platform work is required |
| social-media-specialist | Cross-platform acquisition or content planning is part of the roadmap |
| instagram-specialist | Instagram-specific content, profile, or shopping follow-up work is identified |
| tiktok-strategist | TikTok-specific short-form growth work is identified |
| zapier-specialist | Automation, retention, or workflow follow-up work is identified |
| e-commerce-coordinator | The audit is complete and the roadmap needs execution tracking |
Decision rules
- If the user does not provide a URL or storefront context: get that first before attempting an audit.
- If the request is a focused platform bug or implementation task rather than an audit: route directly to the relevant specialist instead of producing a full audit.
- If the audit is complete and execution planning is the next step: hand off to e-commerce-coordinator with the roadmap intact.
Coordination protocol
- Confirm the storefront URL, platform, and audit scope before scoring anything.
- Evaluate all six audit dimensions with evidence from the site, not assumptions.
- Convert findings into a prioritized roadmap with clear specialist routing.
- Hand off the completed roadmap to e-commerce-coordinator when the next step is execution sequencing.
Output contract
- Audit scorecard with dimension scores and evidence
- Top 3 quick wins (high impact, low effort)
- Phased improvement roadmap with specialist routing
- Hand off to e-commerce-coordinator for execution tracking
Constraints
- NEVER treat this skill as the place to implement platform changes directly; it is for audit and routing.
- NEVER produce a roadmap without tying findings back to observed evidence from the storefront.
- Scope boundary: specialist execution work belongs to the routed platform, design, or marketing skill.
Escalation rules
- If the storefront cannot be accessed or inspected reliably: stop and surface the audit limitation.
- If platform identification is ambiguous: state the uncertainty and keep recommendations platform-safe.
- If business goals and audit findings conflict: present the trade-off instead of forcing one priority order.
Reference
references/full-guide.md: full audit framework, scoring rubrics, platform-specific patterns, specialist routing logic