AI Ecommerce Website Builder for Your Products and Brand

MiniMax Code is an AI development workspace that works with your project context, code, and browser previews. You can ask an Agent team to plan pages, implement changes, and review the result instead of limiting every request to a theme's settings. Generated code still needs testing, especially around cart behavior, checkout, and integrations.

Yes. Start by describing your products, audience, and visual style in plain language, then review the storefront and ask for changes. Clear reference material helps. You should still review product information, accessibility, mobile behavior, and any custom code; complex integrations may need technical support.

Remote Control connects your phone to a running MiniMax Code desktop app. After following the pairing instructions, you can check progress, add requirements, approve permission requests, and view task outputs. Keep the desktop app running; remote access does not replace the desktop workspace.

Provide a clear brand guide covering colors, typography, imagery, tone, and product layouts in your project. MiniMax Code can use project context and remember useful preferences for later tasks. Memory supports consistency but does not replace the brand guide, so review each new page against your requirements.

MiniMax Code can help you implement and review integration code for the hosting and payment services you choose. A generated storefront does not automatically activate a custom domain, checkout, or payment account. You must configure the relevant accounts, DNS, credentials, and service settings, then test the complete order flow before launch.

Not by appearance alone. Configure a payment provider, credentials, taxes, shipping rules, and order handling, then test the complete purchase and refund flows. A checkout mockup does not process a real order.

Provide a catalog you are allowed to use, including names, descriptions, variants, prices, images, and availability. State which system owns inventory and orders; importing data and keeping it synchronized require explicit integration work.

Check image sizes, product options, price visibility, keyboard behavior, cart changes, payment errors, and confirmation messages on representative devices. Verify accessibility and the actual checkout integration, not just the homepage.