One of 162 skills in the nexscope-ai/ecommerce-skills package — works on its own, and pairs well with its siblings.
WHEN YOUR AGENT SHOULD USE IT
USE FOR
- Build a prioritized A/B testing roadmap for your online store.
- Work out how many visitors you need before trusting a price test.
- Decide which test to run first using the ICE, PIE, or RICE framework.
- Set up a listing test through Amazon's Manage Your Experiments tool.
- Plan an A/B test for your checkout flow or an email campaign.
Documents
This is the playbook your agent receives when the skill activates — you don't need to read it to use the skill, but it's here to audit before installing.
E-Commerce A/B Testing
Master A/B testing for e-commerce across all platforms. Test product pages, pricing, ads, emails, and checkout flows with statistical rigor to maximize conversion and revenue.
Capabilities
- A/B testing methodology for e-commerce
- Platform-specific testing: Amazon Experiments, Shopify, Google Optimize
- Test prioritization frameworks (ICE, PIE, RICE)
- Statistical significance and sample size calculators
- Product page element testing hierarchy
- Price testing methodology and guard rails
- Ad creative A/B testing (Meta, Google, TikTok)
- Email and SMS A/B testing best practices
Install
npx skills add nexscope/ecommerce-ab-testingUsage
Ask your AI agent:
- "Create an A/B testing roadmap for my e-commerce store."
- "How do I use Amazon Manage Your Experiments for listing tests?"
- "Calculate the sample size needed for my price test."
Output
Structured recommendations with actionable steps, benchmarks, and platform-specific guidance.
Built by Nexscope — AI-powered e-commerce tools for sellers worldwide.
Installation
npx skills add nexscope-ai/ecommerce-skills --skill "ecommerce-ab-testing" --full-depthRun this in your project — your agent picks the skill up automatically.
BEFORE IT WILL WORK
Nothing — it works as soon as it is installed.
License
Licensed under MIT— you can use, modify, and redistribute it under that license's terms.
View the full license file on GitHub →