Twenty-nine tools, seven of them writes
Reading store data is unrestricted; the seven operations that change the store each require a preview turn and an explicit confirmation before anything executes.
Commerce
Ask BC
An AI assistant that answers questions about a live store's orders, products, and customers — and asks for explicit confirmation before it changes anything.
- Status
- Live — available to use now
- Type
- app
- Access
- public
- Updated
- 2026-08-12
Live application
What this work does
Ask BC is my agent for commerce operations: ask questions about a live store's orders, products, customers, and promotions in plain language, and get answers rendered as tables and cards instead of prose. It runs against the same sandbox store as the Kibble & Co. demos, and it never changes the store without asking first.
Confirmation is a mechanism, not a prompt
The gate lives in the tool's own code, keyed on a flag the model must set on a second call—not a polite instruction the model could skip.
The pattern spread
The subscription platform later adopted the same runtime for its own store copilot, pointed at its internal data instead of the platform's—same rule: nothing changes on the first call.
Explicit relationships