Add Shopify Review Triage skill - #1523
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What problem it solves
Shopify app teams with several active listings can miss incident risk, repeated friction, pricing confusion, and feature requests across a stream of public 1–3-star App Store reviews. This skill turns supplied public review rows into a transparent first-pass P0–P3 action brief while keeping every source link and routing ambiguous rows to human review.
Who uses this workflow
Shopify app developers and product or support leads triaging public App Store feedback across a portfolio of apps.
Real-world use case and example
Paste public review rows into the skill, classify each row with the published keyword rubric, preserve secondary matches, verify ownership context, and produce a Markdown brief that distinguishes first-pass output from human-checked conclusions. The published page includes a worked eight-row example and a pre-delivery self-check.
Safety and portability
Verification