Introduction
DrowUp Agent is a one-stop AI workbench for commerce. Use it for sourcing, listing, operations, and after-sales.
DrowUp Agent is a one-stop AI workbench for commerce. Say what you need done in a sentence. The Agent plans and runs it, and returns a result you can check. It works for cross-border and domestic stores.
Capabilities
- Assign work in conversation: state the goal; you do not have to click through a fixed menu
- Pick an employee by role: listing, operations, and similar jobs each have a matching employee
- Install tools as needed: get capabilities from the plugin market
- Install workflows as needed: platform operations and content production come from the Skill market, for an employee or the whole workspace
- Operate seller backends directly: complete listing and operations in the browser
Use cases
- Listing: publish products to store backends; check the result there
- Sourcing: research and evaluate what to sell
- Creative: product images, video, and ad assets
- Copy: titles, selling points, and multilingual content
- Store operations: orders, after-sales, campaigns, reporting, and similar daily work
- Multi-store: keep each store account’s operating environment separate
Compared with a chat assistant
| Typical AI chat | DrowUp Agent |
|---|---|
| Answers and advice | Does listing, creative, and operations work |
| No catalog or seller backend | Uses installed plugins for catalog data and operates seller backends in the browser |
| One general assistant for everything | Employees by role; Skills for the platforms you actually use |
| Mostly text | Drafts, images, video, and reports you can check |
Find the right guide
| I want to… | Guide |
|---|---|
| Choose a role and assign a task | Employees |
| Install a reusable procedure | Skills |
| Add tools to the Agent | Plugins |
| Connect an external tool service | Connectors |
| Organize product facts, images and SKUs | Product library |
| Create images or video with nodes | Infinite canvas |
Employees define roles, Skills define procedures, plugins add capabilities and connectors connect external services. The product library holds product records; the canvas organizes creation workflows. Installation, authorization, generation, saving and publishing remain separate outcomes to verify.
Suggested reading order
- Quick start: install the client and sign in.
- First conversation: prepare a model and workspace, then send your first request.
- Employees, Skills and Plugins: prepare the role, procedure and tools; see Connectors when external services are needed.
- Product library: prepare one identifiable, verifiable product.
- Infinite canvas: create one image if needed and verify its save destination.
- First listing task: prepare a draft or stop before submission according to the selected Skill, then inspect the backend status.
Begin with one product, one procedure and explicit boundaries. After a task reports completion, confirm where the result is saved, whether anything was submitted and which facts still need attention.