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Browse real people using AI in Local Business. Each use case includes tools used, source links, public workflow previews, outcomes, and related examples.

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Business OperationsPrototyping & Design+1

Vanessa Lee

Vice President of Product at Shopify

Keyword-to-store setup workflow where a merchant describes a store and AI generates complete editable store layouts with copy and imagery.

Outcome: A merchant can move from a rough store idea to several reviewable storefront directions before doing the slower work of editing, brand refinement, product setup, and launch checks.

Shopify AI Store BuilderShopify
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Jackie Brosamer + Brad Axen, Block headshot
Business OperationsLocal Business

Jackie Brosamer + Brad Axen, Block

Business / product operators at Block / Square

Use agentic workflows to help small businesses move from sales data to action: analyzing performance, updating a store, creating payment links, and completing operational tasks inside the Square ecosystem.

Outcome: Shows how AI agents can support small-business operations by connecting analysis to execution. Instead of only summarizing sales data, the workflow can help identify what needs to change, update business systems, and create the next customer-facing action.

GooseSquareMCPsales data+1
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Life SystemsLocal Business+1

Jesse Genet

Founder and operator at Lumi / OpenClaw workflow to verify

Uses AI agents to help run home and family operations, including homeschooling support, custom small apps, and physical inventory workflows for managing real-world objects and routines.

Outcome: Shows how AI agents can move beyond chat and into everyday household systems: planning learning activities, organizing physical items, remembering context, and creating small tools around recurring family needs.

OpenClaw
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Local BusinessBusiness Operations

Andrew Mason + Nabil Hyatt, Tabletop Library

Founder / investor side project builders at Tabletop Library

Used AI as a practical planning partner to launch Tabletop Library, a physical board game social club in Berkeley, including business planning, local research, game classification, retail curation, and a text-based member concierge.

Outcome: Shows how AI can make a real-world passion project feel more doable by reducing the unknowns: planning the business, organizing hundreds of games, designing customer personas, and creating lightweight systems for members to find games and people to play with.

ClaudeAirtablen8nTwilio
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