12 Claude Opus 5 Skills for e-Commerce Managers
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5 five days ago. We rebuilt 12 Skills for e-Commerce Managers. Here's what they do 👇 A Skill is a markdown file.
Free. Five quick questions, then it's yours.
What's inside
What you get
Upload it once.
Claude follows that workflow forever.
Paste your live store URL
Get a desktop + mobile audit, self-checked before it reports back.
Give it your homepage + one product
Get a full friction map from homepage to checkout in one single run.
Feed it raw test results
Get significance verified twice, by two independent methods.
Share test results + segments + date range
Get every confounder ranked by how likely it caused the lift.
Give it traffic, CVR, AOV
Get a live calculator you can drag to see real-time revenue impact.
Upload your PDP URL or screenshot
Get an interactive mockup of the fixed version, not just a list.
Paste your checkout URL or flow
Get it stress-tested like a hostile user trying to break it.
Paste your messy test backlog
Get it deduped, ICE-scored, and sequenced into a full roadmap.
Plus 4 more. Full list in the Notion.
Stop re-explaining your process every Monday.
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