Shopify × Wabi: more plans that become things

1. Festival basecamp — “six of us, one campsite. what are we missing?”
Compare shade, lights and chairs, then a shared kit board marks what people already own. One friend brings the cooler, so the suggested cart drops it. Strong visual reveal: the complete campsite kit. A designated buyer reviews checkout; splitting costs is a proposed Wabi layer, not a Shop Pay claim.

2. Ski cabin weekend — “who needs goggles, and who’s borrowing?”
Compare a few goggles by fit and lens, keep each person's size/preferences separate, and build a shared packing board. Someone wears glasses, which changes their shortlist. Weather and safety suitability need verified product facts; do not promise protection from an image.

3. Beach-day crew — “we have a car, two kids and $150 for the setup”
Shade, a picnic blanket and a compact cooler. One person adds limited trunk space; another already owns chairs. A visual kit and total budget make the trade-off obvious. Best next film after camping.

4. First pickleball league — “we signed up. now we need paddles”
Three beginner sets compared by verified weight, included balls and price. Two players want lighter paddles; others care about cost. Everyone chooses a set before buyer review. Clear product images and a simple vote; no medical or performance guarantees.

5. Pottery night at home — “six friends. zero equipment. under $100?”
A table layout shows clay, tools and table protection. Someone asks for an air-dry project because there is no kiln; the kit changes. A checklist prevents buying six copies of shared tools. Great tabletop opening image and satisfying grouped product result.

6. Bike picnic — “ride to the lake, picnic after?”
Compare compact picnic and carrying gear. One rider has no rack, changing their bag options. A shared pack list avoids duplicate tools or blankets. Keep bicycle compatibility and load limits source-verified.

7. Backyard movie club — “movie night for eight, under $100 extra”
Someone already has the projector; the shortlist becomes a screen, low seating and serving bowls. Visually compare a compact setup and vote on the final pieces. Strong story without inventing a projector bargain or buying duplicates.

8. Weekend fishing cabin — “four of us, one kitchen and a grill”
Compare cookware/cooler options; someone is vegetarian, so the plan adds separate cooking tools. The mini app is a shared kit/ownership board, not a generic storefront.

Recommendation: develop festival basecamp, beach-day kit and pottery night next. They have visible multi-item decisions, different budgets and a meaningful reason for more than one person to contribute.

Capability boundary (checked 2026-10-23): Shopify's published Shop MCP supports catalog search/details, carts and checkout. Source: https://shopify.dev/changelog/posts/add-shopping-and-shop-pay-checkout-to-any-agent-with-shop-mcp and https://shop.dev/docs/checkout . Wabi native ItemCardsView and PollCardView inspected read-only at frontend commit134d5ec7628f12cdc24af21da2df53aee5c49644. These films use authored catalog snapshots and scripted votes. Split-cost collection, packing boards and gear-ownership memory are proposed Wabi UX; no live retrieval, purchase, delivery or payment integration was executed or verified.