Scoped Shopify credentials for AI agents
Shopify powers the storefronts, inventory systems, and order workflows that AI agents increasingly automate — product updates, order fulfillment, inventory sync, and customer management all require Shopify API access. Gazebo scopes that access per agent so each one can only touch the resources its task requires.
Why should AI agents use scoped Shopify credentials?
A shared Shopify Admin API token across agents means any agent can read your entire product catalog, customer database, and order history — or modify pricing, inventory, and fulfillment settings. Gazebo gives each agent its own named identity and enforces per-agent scope on every Shopify credential request.
How it works
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Connect your Shopify store to Gazebo using a custom app with the minimum API scopes your agents require.
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Create an access profile for each agent — scoped to the specific resources and operations it actually performs.
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Each agent calls get_credential via MCP. Gazebo checks the policy and returns the scoped credential.
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Every access is logged: which agent, which timestamp, approved or denied.
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Revoke any agent's Shopify access instantly. Your underlying app credentials are never rotated.
Common use cases
Inventory agents without pricing access
Give an inventory sync agent access to update stock levels — without exposing the credentials that can modify product pricing, apply discounts, or access customer payment data.
Order fulfillment with a full audit trail
Every time a fulfillment agent retrieves Shopify credentials to update order status or trigger shipping, Gazebo logs it — agent identity, timestamp, approved or denied.
Revoke a misbehaving agent without downtime
If an agent starts modifying products or prices outside its expected scope, revoke its access profile in one click. Your storefront stays live and every other integration keeps running.
Connect Shopify to Gazebo
Give your agents scoped access to Shopify in minutes. Every call logged. Revoke anytime.
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