What an agent-readable catalog means
Traditional ecommerce pages are designed for people. They mix layout, copy, images, scripts, filters, and platform-specific markup. AI agents need something more stable: structured product data with normalized categories, variants, prices, availability, canonical URLs, and freshness metadata.
Kalicart turns merchant catalogs into a read-only discovery surface that agents can query without receiving private API keys.
Why product pages are not enough
- Variants need structure: sizes, colors, stock and price must be machine-readable, not buried in page scripts.
- Categories need meaning: agents need normalized taxonomy, not only merchant labels.
- Attribution must stay clear: the final product URL should point back to the merchant storefront.
What Kalicart exposes
Kalicart publishes public, read-only catalog endpoints and Schema.org-compatible JSON-LD for discovery. The catalog is designed for understanding and handoff, not for taking payment or replacing the merchant storefront.
What Kalicart does not do
Kalicart does not process payments, create marketplace checkout, or become the merchant of record. Commerce closes on the merchant stack.
Next step
Read more about computable commerce, or open the merchant dashboard to connect a store.