Storefronts

A Storefront is the front door you hand to end users. It bundles any mix of your Flows, Agents, and Suites behind a single link or embed, and carries all the business rules of that experience: whether visitors must sign in, which plans are offered, and how usage is metered with credits.

The split to keep in mind:

• Suites are content - a curated collection of Flows and Agents. The same Suite can appear in multiple Storefronts.
• Storefronts are distribution - the entry surface plus its access policy, plans, and branding.

What a visitor sees

The Storefront adapts its presentation to what you put in it:

• A single Flow or Agent renders as a standalone app.
• Several loose items render as a menu of products.
• One Suite renders as that Suite.
• Multiple Suites render as a workspace with a switcher.

If sign-in is required, visitors get a branded login screen and sign in with their email and a one-time code - no passwords. If plans are attached, visitors without access land on a pricing screen. See the end-user experience for the full journey.

How access works

• Products you add to the Storefront are its defaults - everyone who gets past the entry screen can use them.
• Plans add more - a plan carries its own set of products (configured in the Monetization catalog) plus a credit allowance. Subscribers get the union of everything their plans include.
• Anonymous access is your choice: allow visitors to start without an account (metered by a free default plan's credit cap), or require sign-in up front.

The pieces