Route storefront tasks to Commerce Engine sub-skills via decision-tree routing.
npx skills add https://github.com/commercengine/skills --skill ce
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ce Source: https://github.com/commercengine/skills/tree/main/skills/ce Command: npx skills add https://github.com/commercengine/skills --skill ce
Routes storefront-related tasks to the correct Commerce Engine sub-skills, reducing context-switching and response time for agents.
Route a user request to the appropriate Commerce Engine sub-skill (ce-setup, ce-auth, ce-catalog, ce-cart-checkout, ce-orders, ce-webhooks, ce-nextjs-patterns) based on their described task.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To route storefront tasks, use a decision-tree router that analyzes user intent and forwards requests to the appropriate Commerce Engine sub-skill, reducing agent context-switching and response time.
Commerce Engine routing supports storefront operations including SDK setup, authentication, catalog management, cart, checkout, orders, webhooks, and Next.js patterns by directing tasks to specialized sub-skills.
Yes, you can use this router for Next.js patterns and webhook configurations, as it forwards user intents to dedicated sub-skills like ce-nextjs-patterns and ce-webhooks automatically.
To handle setting up the SDK and fetching catalog data, the router directs the agent to the ce-setup sub-skill first, then forwards to the ce-catalog sub-skill as needed.
The best way to scale routing for new sub-skills is to use the router's extensible design, which easily accommodates new Commerce Engine platform modules without breaking existing decision-tree logic.
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