Acuarela Colour Variants

Shows a preview of the changes about to be made, per product, with the approved images and what stays as it is. Use it right after the merchant approves images, and before any change to their store. The merchant confirms by replying in the chat (for example "go ahead"); a click on this screen is not permission. Pass, per product, the colours to create and the images to attach, the approved images as files with one label each, and set offer_another_colour when colours are involved. It makes no change itself.

show_go_ahead

Shows colour swatches for the merchant to pick one or more by clicking, with a field to add another colour by name or hex code. Pass your suggested colours, best first, and the colours the product already has. It changes nothing. The merchant's choice comes back as a message.

show_colours

Shows the products you pass in as cards with their photo and title, so the merchant can select one or more by clicking. Use it whenever the merchant has to choose products, and as soon as their words match more than one product: show the candidates rather than searching again. It changes nothing and looks nothing up; pass each product's id, title and photo link. The merchant's choice comes back as a message.

show_products

Shows generated images, each with its label, so the merchant can approve, reject or ask to remake each one by clicking. Call it once per turn, after the last image is made, with every image of the request as a file and one label per image (for example "Blue sweater — on model"); each call shows a separate panel. It saves and publishes nothing. The merchant's decisions come back as a message.

show_review

Shows what Acuarela Colour Variants can do for a merchant's store, as cards: each with a count, a short title, up to four example product photos and one button that starts the work. Use it when the merchant asks what can be done for their store or their product photos, or asks for ideas. Pass only `store`, the store's web address (for example mystore.com or mystore.myshopify.com): the store's public catalogue is read in one call, and the cards come from that read. If the catalogue is not public, the result says so; then carry on with show_products. It changes nothing. The merchant's choice comes back as a message.

show_store_check