
Four recurring workflows run against the live store, lifting conversion from 0.8% to 1.1% in 30 days.
A retailer with no developers shipped six or more changes in weeks, work that had sat in an agency queue.
Nobody at this company writes code. The COO ships storefront fixes anyway, generated from its own error data.
Turns the store's own error and speed data into deployable code, so a company with no developers can raise and ship a storefront fix.
A retailer with no developers cannot fix its own storefront. Work queues at an outside agency, and the queue is long enough that most defects are simply lived with.
The deeper problem is that nobody knows which defects matter. Creative Bag's previous tool never surfaced the 1,000,000+ silent JWT 404 errors or 246 checkout JavaScript errors, so even the decision about what to send to the agency was being made without evidence.
The agent runs on the brand's side. It connects to Noibu over the Model Context Protocol through Noibu's hosted MCP connector, authenticating with the brand's own Noibu credentials and querying the data directly through the open endpoint.
Noibu is a read-only data source the brand's agent calls. That boundary is deliberate and it is what makes the arrangement safe: the data platform cannot change the storefront, and actions such as opening pull requests run through the brand's own GitHub under the brand's own control.
Noibu's prebuilt Performance and Bug Resolution agents are the foundation the COO built on rather than a finished product he ran. Howie Shapiro, COO, built and operates the agent himself; Creative Bag has no in-house developers.
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Four recurring workflows run against the live store, lifting conversion from 0.8% to 1.1% in 30 days.

Broken integrations surface where the team already works, and are fixed without opening the platform.

Campaign launch time fell about 75%, with 15% more conversions than the ads already running.
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