tate@programs ~/services/ai-mode-ucp-agency white-label / public proof / patch order

Google AI Mode / Universal Cart / UCP

Give ecommerce clients a technical map before agentic checkout gets expensive.

White-label readiness maps for agencies handling ecommerce SEO, paid media, CRO, Shopify, WooCommerce, Merchant Center feeds, product data, and agent-readable web surfaces. The output is practical: what the client exposes today, what AI Mode, Universal Cart-style buyers, Lighthouse Agentic Browsing, and WebMCP-aware browser agents can understand, and what should be patched before the channel matters more.

send client domain pay $750 after scope run public check sample report

map: $750
implementation: $2.5k+
scope: public only

agency.ucp.map

$ check client --public
inputs:
  storefront
  product pages
  policy pages
  public UCP / agent docs
  schema and sitemap
  Merchant Center feed fields
  Lighthouse Agentic Browsing signals
  WebMCP and form semantics

outputs:
  readiness score
  missing signals
  patch order
  agency handoff

Agency offer

One technical layer your team can sell inside a broader strategy.

The agency owns the client relationship, strategy, and implementation plan. Tate Programs supplies the outside readback, evidence, and patch order that makes the recommendation concrete.

White-label readiness map

$750

One ecommerce domain. Public-surface UCP, Merchant Center feed fields, product data, schema, policy, agent docs, sitemap, Lighthouse Agentic Browsing signals, WebMCP/form semantics, and checkout-discovery readback. Includes client-safe summary and technical appendix.

Scope map Pay after scope

Implementation sprint

$2,500+

Authorized support after the map: discovery files, schema cleanup, agent-commerce docs, feed/readiness dashboard, or UCP proof work under the agency's direction.

Scope sprint

Partner batch

custom

Repeatable scans for a small client portfolio, with the same scoring rubric and a clean path from proof to agency-owned remediation work.

Batch scope

What gets checked

Public signals that turn a trend deck into a client project.

UCP service

product data

Feed fields, variants, policy clarity

Product schema, offers, images, reviews, shipping, returns, support, variants, stock/price visibility, and controlled Merchant Center fields like gender, size system, GTIN, MPN, item groups, and product URLs.

ucp

Agent-readable commerce surface

`/.well-known/ucp`, declared service endpoints, MCP-style public tools, agent docs, `llms.txt`, `agents.md`, and the difference between protocol compliance and optional discoverability.

checkout

Handoff and proof boundary

Cart and checkout context, merchant-of-record assumptions, post-purchase flows, refund/support evidence, and where private authorization would be needed for a deeper proof.

agentic browser

Lighthouse and WebMCP readiness

Agentic Browsing signals, accessible names, valid roles, layout stability, `llms.txt` presence, form clarity, and whether WebMCP-style tool exposure would help browser agents complete high-value tasks.

agency

Patch order your team can sell

The output separates copy/feed fixes, platform configuration, structured data, engineering work, and deeper checkout authorization so the next proposal is scoped cleanly.

Current proof

Recent public reads are on the same surfaces agencies now need to explain.

These are source-level or public-surface notes, not private testing. They show the kind of implementation detail the readiness map is designed to catch before a client treats agentic commerce as just another campaign setting.

Shopware

Google feed controlled fields

Flagged that raw merchant option names can land in Google feed attributes that expect canonical values, creating a risk that XML validates while Merchant Center eligibility suffers.

open note

WooCommerce

Agentic product visibility lifecycle

Flagged a stale-export edge when products are hidden from agentic commerce after already being synced to Stripe-side product feeds.

open note

UCP

Constraint validation boundary

Flagged a spec-shape gap where credential constraints are described as type-scoped but may only validate against a generic schema primitive.

open note

Boundary

No surprise testing. No private store access. No checkout mutation.

Default scope is public-only: homepage, product pages, policy pages, public discovery files, public schema, sitemaps, and advertised agent/UCP endpoints. Any cart, checkout, account, or payment proof requires explicit authorization and a separate scope.