Yes — say "use the browser" and the agent shops, picks, shoots and uploads inside your own Chrome. You just say yes or no.
Open SHEIN US, search "dress", sort by Most Popular, and bring the first 8 product images into my workspace. Don't pick anything yet.

Done. I opened SHEIN US, searched "dress," sorted by Most Popular, and pulled the top 8 product images into your workspace. Here's what came in:
I didn't narrow or pick anything — all 8 are sitting in your workspace for you to review. Let me know what you want to do with them.

Done. I pulled in the 4 images from your "pink" mood board and perceived all 12 images together. Based on your "soft, minimal, pastel" brand criteria, I kept the top 3 matches and dropped the rest:
The 8 SHEIN dresses were all too bold, dark, or saturated to fit your aesthetic. Your workspace is now narrowed to those 3. Confirm or adjust, then tell me what you want to do with them.

I need access to the SHEIN tab to click through to the Allurite dress product page. There's an access card in the chat — please click Allow for us.shein.com, then tell me when it's done and I'll continue.

Here's what I found on the SHEIN Allurite Women's Elegant Casual Sexy Short Dress (Orange And Pink / Multicolor):
Price: $17.99 (down from $20.19)
Fabric: The page doesn't list an explicit material composition. From the description and reviews, it's a stretchy, breathable, lightweight fabric — reviewers call it "amazing texture," "not see-through," and "comfortable and sexy." The design features kimono sleeves, tie-dye print, and a layered/tiered cut.
Fit:
Available Sizes:
Rating: 4.30/5 from 100+ reviews. It's tagged as the #1 Bestseller in "Romantic Multi Tone Mini Dresses."
I took a screenshot of the product page — you should see it right above this message. Let me know if you want me to scroll down for more detail or check the size guide.

Here's the full rundown on the SHEIN Allurite dress (the orange-and-pink multicolor one):
Fabric: The page doesn't list an explicit material composition — SHEIN often omits this on cheaper listings. However, reviewers consistently describe it as stretchy, breathable, and lightweight with a good texture that isn't see-through.
Fit:
Available Sizes:
Price: $17.99 (down from $20.19). Rated 4.30/5 from 100+ reviews, and it's the #1 bestseller in "Romantic Multi Tone Mini Dresses."
I just took a fresh screenshot of the product page — you should see it right above this message. What's next?

Done. Generated 3 beach golden-hour lifestyle shots of the Allurite dress on a model:
The dress itself — the orange base, pink floral print, ruffled halter neckline, asymmetrical hem, and mini length — was preserved from the original product photo. The soft, minimal, pastel aesthetic from your pink mood board came through in the lighting, palette, and clean composition.
Take a look at the 3 images above. Let me know if any need a re-roll or if you want adjustments to the model, pose, or lighting.

I don't see a Shopify product page in your open tabs — just localhost, Agentic Hat, and the SHEIN product page. Could you switch to the Shopify tab, or tell me its tab title so I can find it? Once I locate it, I'll upload the first beach image into the media section.

I need access to your Shopify admin page to upload the image. There's an access card in the chat for admin.shopify.com — please click Allow, then tell me when it's done and I'll continue.

Uploaded the first beach golden-hour image into the media section of your Shopify "Add product" page. It landed in the "Drop media to upload" area for the product titled "Hot Dress". The upload completed successfully.

Saved. The product page now shows "Hot Dress" as the saved product in your Shopify admin. The first beach golden-hour image is in the media section and the draft has been saved. You're all set.
The replay above is one conversation, six messages, no scripts. The agent works inside the seller's own Chrome through the Buddy extension, so it sees what you see: your logins, your Shopify admin, your mood board. Here is what happened at each step, and what the agent will not do on its own.
Open SHEIN US, search "dress", sort by Most Popular, and bring the first 8 product images into my workspace. Don't pick anything yet.
The agent opened SHEIN, typed the query, clicked the search button (it had learned that Enter does nothing on this site), switched the sort to Most Popular, scrolled the grid, and extracted the first eight product images into the image workspace. It did not pick — because it was told not to.

Every tab the agent touches is filed into a 👀 Buddy tab group in your tab bar (you can see it in the screenshots below), so you always know which tabs are its and which are yours.
Also pull in my mood board "pink". Then keep only the 3 that look most like my brand — soft, minimal, pastel — and drop the rest.
Buddy keeps a mood board of images you collected around the web. The agent imported the board (workspace: 12 images), looked at all twelve with a vision model, and narrowed the workspace to the three that matched soft, minimal, pastel. All three came from the mood board; the eight SHEIN dresses were too bold. It then stopped and asked for confirmation instead of generating anything.



Open the product page of the SHEIN dress that came closest to my brand and read me its fabric, fit and available sizes. Take a screenshot so I can see the page.
The first attempt hit a site-access prompt — the seller had not yet allowed the agent to read SHEIN — so the agent stopped and asked. While it waits, the sidebar shows the > < face with an amber dot and the tab title gets a ⏳, so you notice even from another tab.

One click on Allow and it carried on: found the product link, opened the page, read the fit chart and the size list, and took a screenshot you can see in the replay. Where the page did not list a fabric composition, it said so rather than inventing one.
Using the 3 pink images as style references, shoot the dress on a model, on a beach at golden hour, 3 images. Keep the garment exactly as it is — same cut, colour, print and length.
Three golden-hour beach shots, generated from the product photo with the mood board as the style guide. The reply names what was preserved — orange base, pink floral print, ruffled halter neckline, asymmetric hem, mini length — because for a seller that is the only question that matters: is this still my product?
Upload the first image into the media section of the Shopify product page I have open.
Shopify admin is a logged-in page. Because the agent works in your browser, it does not need your password or an API key — it needs your permission, which it asked for with the same kind of card as in step 3. After Allow, it found the media uploader and dropped the generated photo in. The thumbnail is sitting in the product's Media section, ready for you to review.

Great — go ahead and click Save.
It clicked Save and confirmed the draft was stored. Saving a draft is reversible, so the agent does it when asked. Buttons that are not — delete, checkout, publish, send — stop the agent and put a confirmation card in the chat; nothing happens until you approve that one click.
Install the Buddy extension, open your product page, and start with the prompt above. Your starter credits are free and do not expire.
Yes — say "use the browser" and the agent shops, picks, shoots and uploads inside your own Chrome. You just say yes or no.
Open SHEIN US, search "dress", sort by Most Popular, and bring the first 8 product images into my workspace. Don't pick anything yet.

Done. I opened SHEIN US, searched "dress," sorted by Most Popular, and pulled the top 8 product images into your workspace. Here's what came in:
I didn't narrow or pick anything — all 8 are sitting in your workspace for you to review. Let me know what you want to do with them.

Done. I pulled in the 4 images from your "pink" mood board and perceived all 12 images together. Based on your "soft, minimal, pastel" brand criteria, I kept the top 3 matches and dropped the rest:
The 8 SHEIN dresses were all too bold, dark, or saturated to fit your aesthetic. Your workspace is now narrowed to those 3. Confirm or adjust, then tell me what you want to do with them.

I need access to the SHEIN tab to click through to the Allurite dress product page. There's an access card in the chat — please click Allow for us.shein.com, then tell me when it's done and I'll continue.

Here's what I found on the SHEIN Allurite Women's Elegant Casual Sexy Short Dress (Orange And Pink / Multicolor):
Price: $17.99 (down from $20.19)
Fabric: The page doesn't list an explicit material composition. From the description and reviews, it's a stretchy, breathable, lightweight fabric — reviewers call it "amazing texture," "not see-through," and "comfortable and sexy." The design features kimono sleeves, tie-dye print, and a layered/tiered cut.
Fit:
Available Sizes:
Rating: 4.30/5 from 100+ reviews. It's tagged as the #1 Bestseller in "Romantic Multi Tone Mini Dresses."
I took a screenshot of the product page — you should see it right above this message. Let me know if you want me to scroll down for more detail or check the size guide.

Here's the full rundown on the SHEIN Allurite dress (the orange-and-pink multicolor one):
Fabric: The page doesn't list an explicit material composition — SHEIN often omits this on cheaper listings. However, reviewers consistently describe it as stretchy, breathable, and lightweight with a good texture that isn't see-through.
Fit:
Available Sizes:
Price: $17.99 (down from $20.19). Rated 4.30/5 from 100+ reviews, and it's the #1 bestseller in "Romantic Multi Tone Mini Dresses."
I just took a fresh screenshot of the product page — you should see it right above this message. What's next?

Done. Generated 3 beach golden-hour lifestyle shots of the Allurite dress on a model:
The dress itself — the orange base, pink floral print, ruffled halter neckline, asymmetrical hem, and mini length — was preserved from the original product photo. The soft, minimal, pastel aesthetic from your pink mood board came through in the lighting, palette, and clean composition.
Take a look at the 3 images above. Let me know if any need a re-roll or if you want adjustments to the model, pose, or lighting.

I don't see a Shopify product page in your open tabs — just localhost, Agentic Hat, and the SHEIN product page. Could you switch to the Shopify tab, or tell me its tab title so I can find it? Once I locate it, I'll upload the first beach image into the media section.

I need access to your Shopify admin page to upload the image. There's an access card in the chat for admin.shopify.com — please click Allow, then tell me when it's done and I'll continue.

Uploaded the first beach golden-hour image into the media section of your Shopify "Add product" page. It landed in the "Drop media to upload" area for the product titled "Hot Dress". The upload completed successfully.

Saved. The product page now shows "Hot Dress" as the saved product in your Shopify admin. The first beach golden-hour image is in the media section and the draft has been saved. You're all set.
The replay above is one conversation, six messages, no scripts. The agent works inside the seller's own Chrome through the Buddy extension, so it sees what you see: your logins, your Shopify admin, your mood board. Here is what happened at each step, and what the agent will not do on its own.
Open SHEIN US, search "dress", sort by Most Popular, and bring the first 8 product images into my workspace. Don't pick anything yet.
The agent opened SHEIN, typed the query, clicked the search button (it had learned that Enter does nothing on this site), switched the sort to Most Popular, scrolled the grid, and extracted the first eight product images into the image workspace. It did not pick — because it was told not to.

Every tab the agent touches is filed into a 👀 Buddy tab group in your tab bar (you can see it in the screenshots below), so you always know which tabs are its and which are yours.
Also pull in my mood board "pink". Then keep only the 3 that look most like my brand — soft, minimal, pastel — and drop the rest.
Buddy keeps a mood board of images you collected around the web. The agent imported the board (workspace: 12 images), looked at all twelve with a vision model, and narrowed the workspace to the three that matched soft, minimal, pastel. All three came from the mood board; the eight SHEIN dresses were too bold. It then stopped and asked for confirmation instead of generating anything.



Open the product page of the SHEIN dress that came closest to my brand and read me its fabric, fit and available sizes. Take a screenshot so I can see the page.
The first attempt hit a site-access prompt — the seller had not yet allowed the agent to read SHEIN — so the agent stopped and asked. While it waits, the sidebar shows the > < face with an amber dot and the tab title gets a ⏳, so you notice even from another tab.

One click on Allow and it carried on: found the product link, opened the page, read the fit chart and the size list, and took a screenshot you can see in the replay. Where the page did not list a fabric composition, it said so rather than inventing one.
Using the 3 pink images as style references, shoot the dress on a model, on a beach at golden hour, 3 images. Keep the garment exactly as it is — same cut, colour, print and length.
Three golden-hour beach shots, generated from the product photo with the mood board as the style guide. The reply names what was preserved — orange base, pink floral print, ruffled halter neckline, asymmetric hem, mini length — because for a seller that is the only question that matters: is this still my product?
Upload the first image into the media section of the Shopify product page I have open.
Shopify admin is a logged-in page. Because the agent works in your browser, it does not need your password or an API key — it needs your permission, which it asked for with the same kind of card as in step 3. After Allow, it found the media uploader and dropped the generated photo in. The thumbnail is sitting in the product's Media section, ready for you to review.

Great — go ahead and click Save.
It clicked Save and confirmed the draft was stored. Saving a draft is reversible, so the agent does it when asked. Buttons that are not — delete, checkout, publish, send — stop the agent and put a confirmation card in the chat; nothing happens until you approve that one click.
Install the Buddy extension, open your product page, and start with the prompt above. Your starter credits are free and do not expire.