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AI Agents Are Not Just an Ecommerce Thing

By Chris Lewis, Founder & Operations Architect at LCL3  ·  September 11, 2026 Short answer: if your business runs on repeatable process, AI agents apply to you, whether or not you sell anything online. LCL3 built its practice in ecommerce operations, and that is still the core. But the thing we actually install — agents […]

Two Shopify Stores, Built and Run by AI Agents

By Luis, Integration & Automation Engineer at LCL3  ·  September 4, 2026 Short answer: we are running two Shopify builds where AI agents do the catalogue work, the SEO, the storefront QA and the operating documentation, and humans own the commercial decisions. Both are live projects, not case studies written after the fact, so here […]

We Just Deployed 20+ AI Agents Across Our Operation. Here Is What They Run.

By Luis, Integration & Automation Engineer at LCL3  ·  August 28, 2026 Short answer: we are running more than twenty AI agents across our own business and our clients’ businesses, and each one owns a narrow, checkable job. Website builds. Supply chain and inventory. Marketing execution. Lead generation. Reporting. Documentation. The newest addition to that […]

How We Built This Entire Website With AI Agents

By Chris Lewis, Founder & Operations Architect at LCL3  ·  August 21, 2026 Short answer: every part of lcl3.com was built and is maintained by AI agents. Not drafted by AI and rebuilt by a developer. Not “AI-assisted.” The pages, the structured data, the forms, the performance fixes and the content you are reading were […]

What a Fractional COO Actually Does for a Shopify Brand

By Chris Lewis, Founder & Operations Architect at LCL3 · July 31, 2026. What a fractional COO actually owns for a Shopify brand: 3PL, CX, inventory, and the weekly work. Not another agency. How LCL3 embeds in the stack.

How LCL3 Rebuilt a Brand’s Amazon Channel from Zero to Scalable

By David, Amazon Marketplace Strategist at LCL3  ·  July 24, 2026 When Mindset Decks came to LCL3, they had a product worth selling and an Amazon channel that wasn’t performing. The inventory strategy was reactive, the FBA logistics were disorganized, and there was no clear path to scale. The Problem Educational card products with variable […]