Three pieces, one editorial discipline. Curate generates the storefront. Recommend models the taste. Provenance evidences the origin. They are designed to be deployed together, but each one earns its slot in the atelier programme on its own.
Imitates the voice of your buyers, not the voice of an AI. Paginated like a magazine spread; grounded in your catalogue; silent where the catalogue is silent. The blank-page problem becomes the line-edit problem; the buyer's reviewing time drops from a day to twenty minutes. Read piece I →
Trained on curator-labelled reference sets, post-purchase satisfaction and explicit affinity statements. Click logs are deliberately under-weighted. The dopamine charts dip; units-per-transaction, return rate and lifetime value move materially in the right direction. Read piece II →
Surfaced naturally in the buying flow; refused where we cannot evidence the claim. The badge disappears; the description carries the information. Conversion lifts on the relevant categories; return rates drop in parallel; the brand gets quietly stronger. Read piece III →