Your store includes a default agents.md file accessible at /agents.md . The paths /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt also point to this content by default. Add any of the following templates under Online Store > Themes > Edit code to serve different content per path: templates/agents.md.liquid , controls /agents.md (and the default for the other two paths)...
Next Generation Events are now available in developer preview. Events give you field-level control over when a subscription fires, what data it carries, and what triggers each delivery, fixing three common friction points faced with traditional webhooks: over-delivery, fixed payloads, and no built-in signal for what changed.
The release of Shopify CLI 4.0 today brings clarity to CLI versioning, the introduction of automatic updates, and the announced removal of the deprecated --force flag from shopify app deploy . Semantic Versioning Shopify CLI is now following semantic versioning practices.
Customer accounts are getting a visual refresh, featuring improved navigation, layout, and consistency across devices. You can preview these changes now and test your Shopify Extensions within the updated layout. What's changing: Single-column native pages : These are now consistent across both desktop and mobile, with simplified navigation.
The checkoutToken field is now available on the GraphQL Admin API's Order object. This field returns the token associated with the checkout that was used to create the order, matching the existing checkout_token field in the REST Admin API.
As of API version 2026-04, the new Checkout And Accounts Configuration API is now available to unlock consistent branding customizations across checkout, customer accounts, and sign-in surfaces. This API is exclusively available to Shopify Plus merchants. This new API replaces the Checkout Profile API and Checkout Branding API (both are now deprecated).
Shopify App Pricing supports subscriptions, usage-based charges, or combined models, configured in the Partner Dashboard. What's new: Managed Pricing is now Shopify App Pricing Shopify App Pricing replaces Managed Pricing as Shopify’s default billing solution that gets configured during app submission in the Partner Dashboard.
We've introduced markets as a new option in DiscountContextInput , enabling you to target discounts to specific regional markets, retail locations, or B2B company locations. This option can be used alongside existing eligibility options such as all , customerSegments , and customers .
What's changing Shopify now applies stricter rate limits to bots and agents that access the Storefront API and Shopify-hosted online store pages. Bots and agents that don't sign their requests are subject to the strictest limits. To qualify for higher rate limits, operators should sign their requests with Web Bot Auth.
Shopify Plus and Enterprise merchants will soon be able to enable a single checkout experience where customers can choose both shipping and store pickup within the same order. Previously, customers had to place separate orders for each delivery method. This change impacts how delivery and fulfillment information flows through checkout.
We have introduced a new actor field in subscription mutations to help you track who initiated an action - whether it was the customer, the merchant, or the partner app's automated system. You can now include an actor argument when creating billing attempts or editing subscription contracts.
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