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Set up a new Weaverse Hydrogen storefront locally from a Weaverse theme. Boot a live demo-store preview before asking for any credentials, then make it the merchant's own: install the Hydrogen app, link the store, pull the Storefront credentials, push the repo to GitHub, configur
Set up a new Weaverse Hydrogen storefront locally from a Weaverse theme. Boot a live demo-store preview before asking for any credentials, then make it the merchant's own: install the Hydrogen app, link the store, pull the Storefront credentials, push the repo to GitHub, configure the Weaverse MCP for live page edits, and install the full shopify-hydrogen-skills pack.
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Take a user from nothing to a running, connected Weaverse Hydrogen storefront. This is the front door. Every other Weaverse skill assumes the project already exists — this one creates it.
Boot a live preview on the demo store BEFORE asking for any credentials.
Most users quit onboarding because they hit a wall (GitHub, Shopify tokens, CLI) before they ever see anything work. Weaverse themes ship with working demo store tokens in .env.example, so you can show a real, running storefront in ~2 minutes with zero credentials. Do that first. Get the "wow." Then make it theirs.
Do not make the user create a GitHub repo, link a Shopify store, or paste tokens before they have seen the storefront running. If you do, you have failed the onboarding even if every command succeeds.
The user (merchant or developer) should never have to type a CLI command. You run shopify hydrogen and @weaverse/cli under the hood. The Shopify CLI does real work (env pull, dev server, codegen, deploy) — drive it, do not reimplement it. npm run dev itself shells out to shopify hydrogen dev, so the CLI is always involved; just keep it invisible to the user.
The human's job is limited to: approving browser flows, selecting the store in the shop picker, copying credentials, and supplying secrets. Never make them paste commands.
Ask for as little as possible. Most setup values are generated or discovered.
Required from the setup prompt or user:
WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID — from Weaverse Builderpilot only when omittedmy-hydrogen-storefrontRequired later for the real store:
PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAINPUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKENGenerated by you:
SESSION_SECRET — never ask the user for this; generate a random valueOptional later:
PRIVATE_STOREFRONT_API_TOKENSHOP_IDBefore doing anything, detect and record (do not assume):
node --version # need >= 18
git --version
gh --version 2>/dev/null && gh auth status 2>/dev/null # is GitHub CLI present AND authed?
npx shopify version 2>/dev/null # Shopify CLI availability
npx @weaverse/cli@latest create --help 2>/dev/null # CLI availability + template choices
ls package-lock.json pnpm-lock.yaml yarn.lock 2>/dev/null # infer package manager
Branch all later steps off this. If gh is missing or not authed, use the manual repo fallback in Phase 6. If Node < 18, stop and tell the user to upgrade.
Prefer the Weaverse CLI over git clone. It knows the supported templates, downloads the correct source, and writes the initial env file.
npx @weaverse/cli@latest create \
--template=<theme-handle> \
--project-id=<WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID> \
--project-name=<project-folder> \
--no-install \
-y
cd <project-folder>
git init
Rules:
pilot.blank handle), show the supported template list and ask the user for the replacement. Do not silently switch themes.--no-install is not supported by the installed CLI, let the CLI install dependencies, then continue from the created folder.This is the centerpiece. Get a live preview running with the demo Shopify credentials before asking for Shopify credentials.
First, make sure .env is complete before the server boots (dev servers read the environment at startup — fixing it later means a restart):
.env should already contain demo Shopify values plus the user's WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID. If .env is missing, copy .env.example to .env, then set WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID from the setup prompt.SESSION_SECRET. If it is missing or still the demo placeholder (e.g. foobar), generate one and write it to .env now:node -e "console.log(require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))"
Then boot:
npm install # or pnpm/yarn per lockfile
npm run dev # boots http://localhost:3456
Then verify it actually came up before saying anything succeeded:
curl -sf -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:3456 # expect 200
Tell the user, in plain language:
"Your storefront is running locally at http://localhost:3456 — this is the Weaverse demo store. Next we'll make it yours."
Do not proceed to credentials until the preview is up and verified.
Now swap the demo store for the user's store. The minimum vars needed to render a Weaverse preview are:
PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN — their-store.myshopify.comPUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN — Storefront API access tokenWEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID — see Phase 4 (this is the only var that can't come from Shopify)SESSION_SECRET is still required by Hydrogen, but it is agent-generated. Everything else (SHOP_ID, PUBLIC_CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT_API_CLIENT_ID, PUBLIC_CHECKOUT_DOMAIN, PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID, analytics, reviews) is feature-complete extra — set it after first success, never block on it.
Hydrogen works on Shopify development stores. There is no Headless-app fallback: local linking and credential setup go through the Hydrogen app regardless of plan.
npx shopify hydrogen link
If a shop picker appears, ask the user for the exact .myshopify.com domain to select — do not guess from a list of shops.npx shopify hydrogen env pull
This populates .env with the store's real variables. Preserve WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID and the generated SESSION_SECRET if the pull overwrites them..env now contains real values, not placeholders:
grep -E "^(PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN|PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN)=" .env
PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN must be the store's actual <store>.myshopify.com domain and PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN a non-empty Storefront API token. Only then swap (the pull already did); re-run the Phase 2 verify:
curl -sf -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:3456 # expect 200
Real limitation, stated once: public Oxygen / shareable production environments still depend on the store's Shopify plan. Local linking and credential setup do not — they work on development stores through the Hydrogen app. Environment docs: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/environments Getting started: https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/getting-started
If env pull is unavailable or fails, have the user copy variables from Shopify Admin → Hydrogen app → Storefront settings → Environments and variables; you write the minimum render vars into .env and verify as above.
WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID)WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID is the one value that lives only in Weaverse Builder and cannot be derived from Shopify.
The setup prompt generated by Weaverse Builder embeds the project's WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID (and theme name). Read it from the prompt you were given and write it into .env. If you were not given one, ask the user to copy it from Weaverse Studio → Project Settings.
The Weaverse MCP lets the agent read and edit this project (and other projects on the same shop) directly from chat — including live page/content writes through the mounted Content API.
WEAVERSE_API_KEY — never into a tracked file, never into the prompt.@weaverse/mcp@latest to the agent's MCP config with the bearer env var exactly:
WEAVERSE_API_KEY=<token>
The config shape differs per client (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, opencode, VS Code, pi, …); exact per-client snippets are in the docs: https://weaverse.io/docs/developer-tools/weaverse-mcplist_projects, get_project, list_pages, get_page, get_theme_settings, list_languages, get_openapi_spec. There is no whoami tool.WEAVERSE_ENABLE_LIVE_WRITES=true
With it: update_project, create_page, delete_pages, update_page, assign_template_resources, update_theme_settings.
Before enabling, disclose in plain language: with live writes enabled, these tools change live storefront content — update_page edits real page items, create_page/delete_pages create/delete real pages, assign_template_resources adds Shopify resources to ONE existing shared template page (it never repoints an assignment away from another page; if any handle already belongs to a different live page the whole batch is rejected with 409 and nothing is written), update_theme_settings changes theme settings, update_project renames the project. Writes go live immediately through the same cache-invalidation path as a Studio save — there is no separate publish step. After any write, read back the affected resource to confirm.This is a convenience for future work — not required to finish setup. Skip it if the user isn't on an MCP-capable agent.
Pushing creates a repository under the user's GitHub account and publishes their code — an external effect they must approve. Never block local setup on it: if approval doesn't come, the storefront is already working locally and setup can still be reported complete.
Always ask before any gh repo create, git commit, or git push — including when gh is already authenticated. Detected gh state only decides how to execute after approval; it is never itself the approval. Ask for and echo back:
<project-folder>),After approval, if gh is present and authed (Phase 0):
git
name: setup-weaverse-project description: "Set up a new Weaverse Hydrogen storefront locally from a Weaverse theme. Boot a live demo-store preview before asking for any credentials, then make it the merchant's own: install the Hydrogen app, link the store, pull the Storefront credentials, push the repo to GitHub, configure the Weaverse MCP for live page edits, and install the full shopify-hydrogen-skills pack."
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name: setup-weaverse-project
description: "Set up a new Weaverse Hydrogen storefront locally from a Weaverse theme. Boot a live demo-store preview before asking for any credentials, then make it the merchant's own: install the Hydrogen app, link the store, pull the Storefront credentials, push the repo to GitHub, configure the Weaverse MCP for live page edits, and install the full shopify-hydrogen-skills pack."
---
# Set Up a Weaverse Project — Agent Skill
> Take a user from **nothing** to a **running, connected** Weaverse Hydrogen storefront.
> This is the front door. Every other Weaverse skill assumes the project already exists — this one creates it.
## The One Rule That Fixes Onboarding
**Boot a live preview on the demo store BEFORE asking for any credentials.**
Most users quit onboarding because they hit a wall (GitHub, Shopify tokens, CLI) before they ever see anything work. Weaverse themes ship with working demo store tokens in `.env.example`, so you can show a real, running storefront in ~2 minutes with **zero** credentials. Do that first. Get the "wow." *Then* make it theirs.
Do not make the user create a GitHub repo, link a Shopify store, or paste tokens before they have seen the storefront running. If you do, you have failed the onboarding even if every command succeeds.
## You Drive the CLI — The User Only Clicks Browser Flows
The user (merchant or developer) should never have to type a CLI command. **You** run `shopify hydrogen` and `@weaverse/cli` under the hood. The Shopify CLI does real work (env pull, dev server, codegen, deploy) — drive it, do not reimplement it. `npm run dev` itself shells out to `shopify hydrogen dev`, so the CLI is always involved; just keep it invisible to the user.
The human's job is limited to: approving browser flows, selecting the store in the shop picker, copying credentials, and supplying secrets. Never make them paste commands.
## Inputs You Need
Ask for as little as possible. Most setup values are generated or discovered.
Required from the setup prompt or user:
- `WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID` — from Weaverse Builder
- Theme handle — default to `pilot` only when omitted
- Project folder name — default to `my-hydrogen-storefront`
Required later for the real store:
- `PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN`
- `PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN`
Generated by you:
- `SESSION_SECRET` — never ask the user for this; generate a random value
Optional later:
- `PRIVATE_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN`
- `SHOP_ID`
- customer account vars
- checkout domain
- analytics/reviews vars
---
## Phase 0 — Detect the Environment
Before doing anything, detect and record (do not assume):
```bash
node --version # need >= 18
git --version
gh --version 2>/dev/null && gh auth status 2>/dev/null # is GitHub CLI present AND authed?
npx shopify version 2>/dev/null # Shopify CLI availability
npx @weaverse/cli@latest create --help 2>/dev/null # CLI availability + template choices
ls package-lock.json pnpm-lock.yaml yarn.lock 2>/dev/null # infer package manager
```
Branch all later steps off this. If `gh` is missing or not authed, use the manual repo fallback in Phase 6. If Node < 18, stop and tell the user to upgrade.
---
## Phase 1 — Scaffold the Theme with Weaverse CLI
Prefer the Weaverse CLI over `git clone`. It knows the supported templates, downloads the correct source, and writes the initial env file.
```bash
npx @weaverse/cli@latest create \
--template=<theme-handle> \
--project-id=<WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID> \
--project-name=<project-folder> \
--no-install \
-y
cd <project-folder>
git init
```
Rules:
- If the theme handle is missing, default to `pilot`.
- If the CLI rejects a theme (for example an old/nonexistent `blank` handle), show the supported template list and ask the user for the replacement. Do not silently switch themes.
- If `--no-install` is not supported by the installed CLI, let the CLI install dependencies, then continue from the created folder.
- Do not hand-roll a GitHub downloader. Use the CLI first; use clone/degit only if the CLI is unavailable and the theme repo exists.
---
## Phase 2 — THE WOW MOMENT (boot on the demo store)
This is the centerpiece. Get a live preview running with the demo Shopify credentials before asking for Shopify credentials.
First, make sure `.env` is complete **before** the server boots (dev servers read the environment at startup — fixing it later means a restart):
- The CLI-generated `.env` should already contain demo Shopify values plus the user's `WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID`. If `.env` is missing, copy `.env.example` to `.env`, then set `WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID` from the setup prompt.
- Never ask the user for `SESSION_SECRET`. If it is missing or still the demo placeholder (e.g. `foobar`), generate one and write it to `.env` now:
```bash
node -e "console.log(require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))"
```
Then boot:
```bash
npm install # or pnpm/yarn per lockfile
npm run dev # boots http://localhost:3456
```
Then **verify it actually came up** before saying anything succeeded:
```bash
curl -sf -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:3456 # expect 200
```
Tell the user, in plain language:
> "Your storefront is running locally at http://localhost:3456 — this is the Weaverse demo store. Next we'll make it *yours*."
Do not proceed to credentials until the preview is up and verified.
---
## Phase 3 — Make It Theirs (Shopify credentials)
Now swap the demo store for the user's store. The **minimum vars needed to render a Weaverse preview** are:
- `PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN` — `their-store.myshopify.com`
- `PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN` — Storefront API access token
- `WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID` — see Phase 4 (this is the only var that can't come from Shopify)
`SESSION_SECRET` is still required by Hydrogen, but it is agent-generated. Everything else (`SHOP_ID`, `PUBLIC_CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT_API_CLIENT_ID`, `PUBLIC_CHECKOUT_DOMAIN`, `PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_ID`, analytics, reviews) is **feature-complete extra** — set it *after* first success, never block on it.
### One path: install the Hydrogen app and link the storefront
Hydrogen works on Shopify development stores. There is no Headless-app fallback: local linking and credential setup go through the **Hydrogen app** regardless of plan.
1. Have the user install the **Hydrogen app**: [https://apps.shopify.com/hydrogen](https://apps.shopify.com/hydrogen). They may need to pick the store, approve the install, and create a Hydrogen storefront project in the app.
2. **Link the storefront** (you run this):
```bash
npx shopify hydrogen link
```
If a shop picker appears, ask the user for the exact `.myshopify.com` domain to select — do not guess from a list of shops.
3. **Pull the environment** (you run this):
```bash
npx shopify hydrogen env pull
```
This populates `.env` with the store's real variables. Preserve `WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID` and the generated `SESSION_SECRET` if the pull overwrites them.
4. **Verify before swapping** — never replace demo credentials with unverified ones. Check that `.env` now contains real values, not placeholders:
```bash
grep -E "^(PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN|PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN)=" .env
```
`PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN` must be the store's actual `<store>.myshopify.com` domain and `PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN` a non-empty Storefront API token. Only then swap (the pull already did); re-run the Phase 2 verify:
```bash
curl -sf -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:3456 # expect 200
```
> **Real limitation, stated once:** public Oxygen / shareable *production* environments still depend on the store's Shopify plan. Local linking and credential setup do **not** — they work on development stores through the Hydrogen app.
> Environment docs: [https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/environments](https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/environments)
> Getting started: [https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/getting-started](https://shopify.dev/docs/storefronts/headless/hydrogen/getting-started)
If `env pull` is unavailable or fails, have the user copy variables from **Shopify Admin → Hydrogen app → Storefront settings → Environments and variables**; you write the minimum render vars into `.env` and verify as above.
---
## Phase 4 — Project Identity (`WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID`)
`WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID` is the one value that lives only in Weaverse Builder and cannot be derived from Shopify.
The setup prompt generated by Weaverse Builder embeds the project's `WEAVERSE_PROJECT_ID` (and theme name). Read it from the prompt you were given and write it into `.env`. If you were not given one, ask the user to copy it from [Weaverse Studio](https://studio.weaverse.io) → Project Settings.
---
## Phase 5 — Weaverse API token + MCP (chat-driven live editing)
The Weaverse MCP lets the agent read and edit *this* project (and other projects on the same shop) directly from chat — including live page/content writes through the mounted Content API.
1. **Create the token (human action).** The user creates a **Weaverse API token** in Weaverse Studio → Dashboard → Account/Settings → API Keys ([https://studio.weaverse.io](https://studio.weaverse.io)). Copy it into your environment as `WEAVERSE_API_KEY` — never into a tracked file, never into the prompt.
2. **Configure the MCP server.** Add `@weaverse/mcp@latest` to the agent's MCP config with the bearer env var exactly:
```env
WEAVERSE_API_KEY=<token>
```
The config shape differs per client (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, opencode, VS Code, pi, …); exact per-client snippets are in the docs: [https://weaverse.io/docs/developer-tools/weaverse-mcp](https://weaverse.io/docs/developer-tools/weaverse-mcp)
3. **Verify reads.** Use the real read tools: `list_projects`, `get_project`, `list_pages`, `get_page`, `get_theme_settings`, `list_languages`, `get_openapi_spec`. There is no `whoami` tool.
4. **Live writes are default-off — turn them on only with consent.** All six write tools require the env var exactly:
```env
WEAVERSE_ENABLE_LIVE_WRITES=true
```
With it: `update_project`, `create_page`, `delete_pages`, `update_page`, `assign_template_resources`, `update_theme_settings`.
**Before enabling, disclose in plain language:** with live writes enabled, these tools change **live storefront content** — `update_page` edits real page items, `create_page`/`delete_pages` create/delete real pages, `assign_template_resources` adds Shopify resources to ONE existing shared template page (it never repoints an assignment away from another page; if any handle already belongs to a different live page the whole batch is rejected with 409 and nothing is written), `update_theme_settings` changes theme settings, `update_project` renames the project. Writes go live **immediately** through the same cache-invalidation path as a Studio save — there is no separate publish step. After any write, read back the affected resource to confirm.
This is a convenience for *future* work — not required to finish setup. Skip it if the user isn't on an MCP-capable agent.
---
## Phase 6 — Create the User's Repo and Push (ask first)
Pushing creates a repository under the user's GitHub account and publishes their code — an external effect they must approve. Never block local setup on it: if approval doesn't come, the storefront is already working locally and setup can still be reported complete.
**Always ask before any `gh repo create`, `git commit`, or `git push`** — including when `gh` is already authenticated. Detected `gh` state only decides *how* to execute after approval; it is never itself the approval. Ask for and echo back:
- the exact repository name (default `<project-folder>`),
- the visibility (**private** unless the user says otherwise),
- confirmation to make the first push.
**After approval, if `gh` is present and authed (Phase 0):**
```bash
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