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StoreRow: several Shopify stores in one AI assistant

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First step: claude mcp add shopify -- npx -y storerow@latest

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Official descriptionStoreRow: several Shopify stores in one AI assistant. Every answer names its store. Free, MIT, runs Shopify's own CLI.
Install & config
Install command from the repository
claude mcp add shopify -- npx -y storerow@latest

Parsed from the README we fetched on 2026-10-30; we have not executed it.

This is the install method the repository states, not an MCP client config, so no JSON is generated.
Key names differ by client: Clients & CLI
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Install
claude mcp add shopify -- npx -y storerow@latest
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StoreRow

以下摘录自该仓库的 README(片段) · 在 GitHub 读完整 README →

Every client store in one AI chat. Each answer says which store it came from.
Free and open source (MIT) · works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Codex · not affiliated with Shopify
StoreRow lets one AI assistant work on several Shopify stores at the same time. You connect each store once, through Shopify's own approval page, and from then on you can ask your assistant about any of them, or all of them at once. Every answer starts with the name of the store it came from, so a number never lands on the wrong client.
It is built for people who look after more than one store: agencies and freelancers with client stores, and owners who run a few stores of their own.
## Why it exists
Shopify's own AI connector for Claude, ChatGPT and the other chat apps holds one store at a time. A Shopify staff member put it this way on the Shopify developer forum in October 2026: the connector "supports one store at a time, even when the stores are in the same organization. Switching stores starts a new authorization."
If you look after several stores, that means approving access again every time you move between them, and never having two stores in the same conversation. StoreRow keeps every store you connect available together.
Shopify's admin still switches between stores without any trouble. The limit is only in the AI connector.
## What you can ask
Once your stores are connected you talk to your assistant normally. For example:
"How many orders are still unfulfilled in each store?"
"Which products are under 5 in stock at harbour?"
"What did each store sell yesterday?"
"Show me the shipping settings for tidewater and northpaper side by side."
"Draft a discount code for harbour, but check with me before you create it."
An answer comes back like this:
store: harbour (harbour-coffee.myshopify.com)
14 unfulfilled. The oldest is from Tuesday.
store: tidewater (tidewater-swim.myshopify.com)
3 unfulfilled, all from today.
The store names above are examples. You choose your own short name for each store when you connect it.
## Is it safe?
This section covers what the tool touches and what it leaves alone.
It never sees your Shopify password or keys. Each store signs in on Shopify's own approval page, the same kind of page you see when you install any Shopify app. The sign-in is held by Shopify's own command-line tool on your computer, and StoreRow never reads, copies or stores it.
Questions cannot change anything. Looking things up and changing things are separate. Changes go through one change tool, one store at a time, with the store named.
You can make a store read-only. A read-only store refuses every change, whatever your assistant asks for. Use this for client stores where nobody has agreed to AI edits.
Your assistant decides when to make a change. It is good practice to tell it to check with you first, and to keep read-only on for any store you do not want changed.
It always runs Shopify's newest tools. Every time it starts, it fetches the newest release of Shopify's own tools, checks that the download is intact and signed, tests that it starts, and only then switches over. If a new release fails a check, the last good version keeps working.
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Source
github · https://github.com/fledgeling-co/storerow
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