Starting from a product in your catalog, the AI writes an SEO-optimized blog article — and publishes it straight to your Shopify store's blog.
Last updated: September 2, 2026
Every post is created around a specific product from your catalog. The AI writes the full article in Markdown — title, introduction, sections with subheadings, and a conclusion — and also generates a meta description, tags, and a summary. For some post types, Trinis pulls in related products from the same store (same type or brand) to reference in the text.
The AI model follows your plan: Flex and Advantage use GPT-4.1, Enterprise uses GPT-4o. The language is chosen per post (Portuguese, English, Spanish).
Two ways to do it:
In the setup you choose: the store, the target Shopify blog, the post type, the language, keywords, and the publishing mode. The post enters the queue with a generating status and shows up in the list once it's ready.
| Type | What the AI writes |
|---|---|
| Informative | An in-depth article about the topic or the product's use. |
| List | A listicle ("7 ways to…") with the product as the central item. |
| How-to tutorial | A numbered step-by-step guide on how to use the product. |
| Comparative review | An honest comparison against alternatives, with pros, cons, and criteria. |
| Buying guide | Selection criteria, use-case ranges, and a final recommendation. |
List, Comparative review, and Buying guide automatically pull in related products from the store to enrich the text.
| Mode | What happens |
|---|---|
| Review (default) | The post is saved as a draft. You review, edit, and publish it whenever you're ready. |
| Automatic | Publishes to Shopify as soon as the AI finishes. Turn it on under Blog → "Publish posts automatically" (account owner only). |
| Scheduled | Publishes at a future date/time. The scheduler checks every 10 minutes. |
Before publishing, you can edit the title, body, meta description, tags, and summary from the post's page. A scheduled post can be rescheduled or have its schedule canceled.
Once published, the post becomes an article on one of your store's blogs (Shopify Admin → Online Store → Blog posts), with a handle, tags, summary, and the SEO metatags (title and description). Choose each store's default blog under Blog → Settings, or select the blog on a per-post basis.
write_content scope. Stores connected before that scope existed will show "Reconnect this store" — redo the authorization under Stores and publishing will start working again.
Post didn't publish, or your Shopify blog isn't showing up in the list? Get in touch.
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