MaShop · Code and AI agents

Build and automate a business workflow in French.

Start with the work your business needs to do. A French brief can describe a site, an internal tool or an agent task just as precisely as an English one.

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Turn a local service into a clear project

A service agency in Dakar might need a booking request page. Specify the available services, required information and who should receive each request. Ask Code for the first working flow, then verify it on mobile.

Use business details that matter to the experience: language, time zone, contact format and currency display. A displayed price is not a working payment integration; connect and test the provider separately when payment is required.

Prepare repeatable work with an agent

A team in Abidjan might prepare a weekly summary from documents it has permission to read. Name the source, the summary format and where the draft should be saved. Begin with one authorized document before scheduling a routine.

A team in Casablanca might research public suppliers and prepare a comparison in French. Ask for source links, the criteria to compare and a draft to review. Keep outreach or purchase decisions behind the relevant approval.

Make the brief useful in either language

Describe the audience, the action to complete, the data needed and how you will check the result. When using both French and English, list the interface text and documents that need a translation.

Connect only the accounts needed by the task. Review model access, credits and provider limits before expanding the workflow. MaShop pricing and documentation explain the current allowances.

  • One working flow before a larger application.
  • One checked agent task before a recurring routine.
  • A reviewed translation before publishing a second language.