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Field notes on product discovery, agentic commerce and the AI merchants can actually trust. Written by the people building it.

13 articles · Adobe Commerce · Audience Segmentation · Sales & Service Chat · Partnership · Product Discovery

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A shopper's hand pausing at a densely stocked shelf, searching for one specific item.
Buyer's guide

Does an AI shopping assistant lift conversion on Adobe Commerce?

September 11, 2026 · 9 min read·Adrian Luna
A marketer reviewing audience definitions on screen.
Trust

Audience Segmentation shows its work. Your team still decides.

September 11, 2026 · 6 min read·Adrian Luna
A single key resting apart from a ring of many others, isolated in light.
Regulated

Can one assistant handle sales and support for a regulated or high-consideration catalog?

August 25, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
A new glass entrance added onto the front of an older brick building.
Buyer's guide

Do you need to replace your help desk to add an AI shopping assistant?

August 20, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
Hands gently folding a garment back into a shipping box.
Order management

Why a return shouldn't need a whole new conversation

August 18, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
Diagram: Webeyez detects the friction signal, then the Webscale AI Shopping Assistant intervenes in the same session
Partnerships

Webscale AI and Webeyez team up to catch shoppers before they leave

August 14, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
A shopper's hand holding a garment's size tag up to the light.
Pre-sales

The support ticket that was actually a sale

August 13, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
A retail associate's hand gesturing helpfully while a customer, seen from behind, listens.
Continuity

Why shoppers hate repeating themselves, and what it costs your store

August 11, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
A shopper's hand pausing at a densely stocked shelf, searching for one specific item.
Site search

Why "no results found" is costing you shoppers who already decided to buy

August 7, 2026 · 6 min read·Adrian Luna
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Buyer's guide

Chatbot or AI shopping assistant? What actually separates them

July 31, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
A long warehouse aisle of high steel racking, one figure walking toward a lit doorway at the far end.
B2B

Why B2B buyers give up on your catalog before they ever call sales

July 24, 2026 · 6 min read·Adrian Luna
Hands comparing a mechanical part against a torn manual page on a workbench.
Fitment

Fitment and part-number search: helping shoppers find the right fit without knowing the part number

July 17, 2026 · 6 min read·Adrian Luna
A hand tracing a line down an open reference book under warm library light.
Trust

Why AI shopping assistants make things up, and how grounded answers fix it

July 10, 2026 · 5 min read·Adrian Luna
The Chai · Issue No. 02

AI traffic converts 60 percent better. You barely get any.

Our monthly editorial on agentic commerce. In August, AI-referred shoppers turned out to convert far better than everyone else, and there are still barely any of them.

  • 01AI traffic converts far better than everything else, and there is barely any of it
  • 02MCP goes final, and agent identity is next
  • 03What an AI visit is worth, and how many there are
Overhead photograph of hundreds of identical grey shopping baskets in a grid, with one basket lifted and lit gold as the only full one, representing the small share of AI-referred retail traffic that carries most of the value.
August 2026
Issue No. 02
The Chai
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AI traffic converts 60 percent better. You barely get any.
How AI is changing what gets bought and sold
MCP goes final
A stateless spec, with agent identity next on the roadmap.
The basket-lift numbers are grocery numbers
Etsy’s agentic traffic stayed under one percent.