The standards you write are the only rulebook, and where they say nothing the agent is required to say nothing rather than invent a house rule. That is harder to follow than it sounds, because a flawed listing invites an opinion nobody asked for. OpenCode holds to the written standards, and if you do catch it improvising you can change the model underneath without touching a word of them.
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Merino Base Layer - Womens
PaidRosa Tavares, merchandising · nordkap-outdoor.myshopify.com
Created 08:40 as a draft. Description runs to twelve words, one image on the product and none on the three colour variants. Variants: Slate 89.00 CAD, Moss 89.00 CAD, Rust 8.90 CAD. Product type is blank, vendor is Nordkap, no tags. Eighteen other base layers in the store sell between 79.00 and 119.00 CAD.
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Listing standards
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Each rule either passes or gets one plain sentence naming the gap and where it sits. A number out of ten would hide which rule actually failed.
Anything your standards do not mention goes unremarked. That keeps the note short and keeps merchandising from arguing with a rule nobody agreed to.
Specific enough to be checkable: a shortest description in words, how many images and which angles, the title pattern, the required tags and product type, and the price gap worth flagging. Vague standards produce vague notes, because it judges only what you wrote. Most stores start with the four rules they already argue about and add the rest after a fortnight of reviews.
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