MESA

Describe your Shopify workflow. MESA builds it.

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@benln @aaroneous @ryan_odonnell so basically the seller wont have to come to shopify panel, everything will be automated through this product i just need to text my requirements in the chat box. Furthermore, if i want to get some customisation done in my order creation payload , if i need to send some customised value in my tags field , will this also be altered through this product?

When collecting weekly trends from recent customer tickets, I love using MESA to help in summarizing closed ticket conversations and sending them to Asana so I don’t have to manually review each thread. It definitely helps speed up the process of creating tasks.

"Describe your workflow, MESA builds it" hits the same wall I see in financial-modeling teaching — the bottleneck isn't "how do I write the formula" (every tool can do that now), it's "what is the actual workflow you should be describing?" That mental model takes years to build. I see this constantly with analysts going through my Excel for Financial Modelling course on Udemy (https://www.udemy.com/course/excel-for-financial-modelling/) — formulas land in week one, but workflow choices (where inputs live, when to switch from a flat schedule to a sensitivity, how to layer debt) take 6+ months of real reps. Curious whether MESA exposes the workflow library / patterns explicitly to merchants, or whether the LLM just infers from the prompt each time? The library is where real value compounds.

The "plain English" input is the easy part. What does the debugging UX look like when the automation breaks at 2am during a flash sale?

As a CS manager, it's really easy to let the most dramatic support ticket of the week convince you it's the most important one. I've been guilty of it. I use MESA to automatically deliver weekly trend reports to my inbox every Friday. I now get the data that tells me what's actually happening, not just what gave the team an adrenaline spike on Tuesday, and I don't have to read each ticket manually to be sure my gut is right. This gets us better documentation, smarter product feedback, and week-over-week visibility into what's still a problem and what we actually fixed.

I've been using MESA's integrations with Help Scout and Asana to track and identify trends based on Help Scout tags, which saves a ton of time compared to Help Scout's native tracking and tag filtering. It's a lot easier to update documentation knowing I have all of the relevant conversations streamlined to my Asana projects 🙌

I've been using MESA to kick off AI-drafted blog outlines and video scripts the moment a task changes status in Asana, so I don't have to context-switch into a doc and stare at a blank page mid-sprint. Pretty much cured my 'okay where do I even start' spiral.

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m Darryl, one of the developers working on MESA.

A lot of my work has been focused on the technical side of automation: building integrations, handling edge cases, and making workflows reliable enough that merchants can actually trust them in production. One thing I’ve realized working on MESA is that most automation problems are not actually “hard” problems. They’re usually a bunch of annoying small problems stacked together:

• APIs with weird limitations

• Data formatting issues

• Inventory syncing across platforms

• Webhooks that fail silently

• Systems that were never designed to talk to each other

That’s the stuff we spend a lot of time solving behind the scenes, so merchants do not have to.

One thing I’m especially excited about is Yedric, our AI workflow assistant. Instead of spending hours wiring together triggers, filters, and mappings, you can describe what you want in plain English and get a working workflow surprisingly fast.

As someone who has worked on automation tooling for years, it’s honestly pretty cool seeing non-technical users build workflows that previously would have required developer help.

If anyone has technical questions about integrations, APIs, Shopify automation, inventory syncing, AI workflows, or weird edge cases, feel free to ask. 🙂

'Sup Product Hunters! 👋

I’m Shannon, Launch Manager at MESA. I’ve had the chance to help a lot of merchants get started with automation, and one of my favorite things to share lately is how to use our AI assistant, Yedric, to create reports and insights that are delivered to your email daily, weekly, or whatever your jam is.

And once you're in, we're right there with you. From a 30-minute screenshare session with me, to chat and email support (and our glorious yeti), we’ll help you get automating quickly.

Got questions about getting started? Feel free to drop them here! 

Congrats on the launch @itsdarrylnorris!

Quick question on the AI builder. When it generates a workflow from a plain-English description, what does editing look like after that? Like if it gets 80% right but the conditions or logic need tweaking, are you back to re-prompting and hoping it lands, or do you get a visual editor where you can go in and adjust individual steps, conditions, filters etc? That's usually where AI-generated anything feels super limiting! The first pass is impressive but then you need fine control and you're stuck talking to the AI in circles.

Also curious how you think about the line between MESA and Shopify Flow, which keeps getting better and is free out of the box.

does the inventory sync work in real-time across etsy and shopify? we’ve been having a lot of overselling issues lately during sales and our current setup just can't keep up with the api limits. @aaroneous

Solo founder here — I keep hitting walls where I need 'real' workflow tooling and end up hacking it together. Does this handle non-Shopify webhooks too, or strictly within their ecosystem? Curious if I could use it for our food data pipelines.

The human approval step is a smart touch. Do you think merchants will lean more toward full autopilot or prefer keeping that manual checkpoint? Congratulations!