Catalogue Review
A catalogue review workflow that turns inconsistent product information into clear, reviewable suggestions.
Inside the workflowThe AI studio / By Gokul Raj Arimbra
Small, purposeful agents and tools for the work between the big ideas. Designed around useful inputs, visible progress and a person in control.
A practical point of view
My background is hands-on commerce: product catalogues, storefronts, campaigns and the systems behind them. That is the lens I bring to AI.
The 8 studies below explore focused tasks across commerce, customer communication, research and marketing. Each makes a proposal visible and keeps a person in control. These are interactive prototypes with fictional sample data.
Selected experiments
A catalogue review workflow that turns inconsistent product information into clear, reviewable suggestions.
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Inside the workflowChoose a workflow, inspect the sample input and review the proposed output. You make the final call.
Product: Wireless headphones · Category: Audio · Compatibility: missing · Related products use the Headphones category.
Run the example to reveal the proposed changes.
This browser simulation demonstrates the workflow and interface. Its sample responses are predefined; it does not call an AI model, access a store or publish changes.
The AI landscape
A selection of AI platforms and workflow tools. The task comes first; the tool follows.
The design principles
Start with a defined input, a specific job and an output someone can actually use. Small boundaries make a workflow easier to understand.
Show where the work is, what has been prepared and what needs attention. Useful status is more valuable than a mysterious loading spinner.
Make suggestions reviewable. Separate proposed changes from accepted ones, with a clear moment to check the details.
Where this can help