openship

You can plan and build custom storefronts and operator dashboards for 18 verticals including restaurants, hotels, pharmacies, gyms, law firms, dealerships, and marketplaces. Each skill explains the source architecture, interviews you, inspects the product code and GraphQL contract, then adapts the built-in client or creates a separate one.

They target developers and technical operators customizing Openfront commerce products for specific industries. Users need enough context to answer architecture interview questions and decide between adapting the built-in client or deploying an independent client against the GraphQL contract.

Each skill follows a fixed sequence: explain the source architecture, interview the user about requirements, inspect the current product code and GraphQL contract, then either adapt the built-in storefront or dashboard client or scaffold a safe separate client while keeping business truth in Openfront.

You need an existing Openfront product instance with its built-in storefront or dashboard and an accessible GraphQL contract. The skills inspect that current product code before planning, so a running target product is required; no other dependencies are stated in the manifest.

No. The skills explicitly keep business truth and server-owned authority in Openfront. Custom storefronts and dashboards are built as adapted built-in clients or separately deployed clients that consume the GraphQL contract without relocating server-side authority into the UI layer.