I picked a store and built an AI pre-sale assistant. Look forward to your agent

I built a pre-sale shopping assistant that can look through a store’s product catalog when a shopper asks a question.

I recently noticed a new feature called new Agent and you can build an agent by chatting. Instead of starting with a long list of FAQs or manually set up everything, I just write down the task, and let agent figure out what product information it needs. Here’s how everything looks, perhaps you can create an agent for data cleaning, tags managing.

I started with a sentence by telling my goal and the website. It automatically generates the skill and 2 files. One parses the product listing, and the build note records and summarizes what happened in the conversation.

I added a greeting message and 3 pre-filled question. Also did several rounds of testing in preview. It supports the agent running in a web page, embed it to a website. It looks great. I can click the link and head to the right product page.

The tool I am using is called https://dify.ai/. The trial is free. I believe you can use the agent to handle some of the repetitive tasks, like forms filling, handle customer support triage, pulling the relevant order details, and more.

Feel free to share your agent here.

Hi @annaprimma,

This arrangement is incredibly tidy! Dify’s agent builder can speed up workflows, especially when customers need quick pre-sale assistants that extract accurate product linkages and real-time catalog data. I frequently work with custom Liquid and API connectors for e-commerce, but these kinds of solutions save a ton of time when it comes to establishing support triage and reducing the number of repetitive questions on store frontends. Thank you for sharing!

Hi, thank you so much for your feedback. Look forward to your story of using the new agent.

Good job, truly impressive work :slight_smile: Crazy what these tools can do these days

Yeah, me too! I was using this software for exploring workflow, and the latest feature looks friendly to non-technical user like me :star_struck: