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Shopify theme code writer
Name the section you need and your theme. Get installable code and what to upload.
Shopify theme code writer is a free AI skill for the job "Write and build a landing page". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: advanced · Thinking: high · Tested
What it does
Shopify theme code breaks in small, annoying ways. A schema with one bad comma won't save. An old image filter quietly stops working. A price typed into the code is wrong the day you change it. A headline written into the code can't be edited without a developer. This skill is a working rule sheet for writing Shopify theme files (the .liquid files that make up a store's pages). It picks the right kind of file, writes Liquid that avoids the common traps, writes a settings schema the theme editor accepts, keeps styles scoped so they don't leak into other sections, and puts any words the owner should be able to change into settings. Before handing over, it checks every reference, translation key and image. If this sheet ever conflicts with Shopify's own developer docs, it follows the docs.
You give it
- What to build, in plain words, such as a section, block, snippet or edit
- The theme you use and whether it supports theme blocks (recommended)
- The existing files, if you're editing (optional)
- Your page (optional)
You get
- The files, each in a code block with its path
- A short list of what to upload, what the owner can edit, and what was assumed
- Any of its own checks the code still misses, plus the checks a pasted file failed before the fix
Use it when
- You need a new section, such as a guarantee strip or an FAQ block, for your Shopify store.
- A theme file you edited won't save, or shows an error in the theme editor.
- You want the words on a section editable in the theme editor instead of locked in code.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Describe what you want in a sentence or two, for example "a section with three icons and a short line under each, editable".
- Name your theme and, if you're editing, paste the current file.
- Upload the files to a duplicate of your theme, open the theme editor, and check the section on a phone-width preview.
- If something errors, paste the error message back in and ask it to fix that file.