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shopify-liquid-themes

Generate Shopify Liquid theme code (sections, blocks, snippets) with correct schema JSON, LiquidDoc headers, translation keys, and CSS/JS patterns. Use when creating or editing .liquid files for Shopify themes, working with schema, doc, stylesheet, javascript tags, or Shopify Liquid objects/filters/tags.

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About shopify-liquid-themes

The shopify-liquid-themes skill helps developers generate and edit Shopify Liquid theme code using correct Shopify theme architecture and Liquid syntax conventions. It is designed for creating sections, blocks, snippets, layouts, templates, and related theme assets while following Shopify’s schema, translation, and rendering patterns. The skill focuses on reducing common mistakes in Liquid development, such as misuse of delimiters, deprecated tags, invalid conditions, or incorrect schema placement. It also supports generating code structures that align with Shopify Online Store theme standards and editor compatibility requirements.

This skill provides guidance for working with Shopify-specific concepts including `{% schema %}` configuration, Liquid delimiters, filters, translation keys, and reusable snippets rendered with `{% render %}`. It covers architecture decisions such as when to use sections versus blocks or snippets, and includes support for common CSS and JavaScript embedding patterns using `{% stylesheet %}` and `{% javascript %}` tags. The skill also references Liquid filter categories for arrays, strings, math, media, money, localization, URLs, and HTML generation. In addition, it highlights important Liquid limitations and development gotchas, including loop iteration limits, lack of parentheses in conditions, and deprecated `include` usage.

Typical use cases include building customizable Shopify storefront modules, creating reusable theme components, updating existing `.liquid` files, and structuring Shopify themes for maintainability. The skill is especially useful for Shopify theme developers, frontend engineers, ecommerce agencies, and AI-assisted coding workflows that require accurate Liquid syntax and Shopify-compatible theme structures. It can also help teams standardize theme development practices and reduce debugging time when working with Shopify’s templating system.

FAQ

What types of Shopify theme files can this skill help generate?

The skill supports generating and editing Shopify Liquid theme files including sections, blocks, snippets, layouts, templates, configuration structures, and theme-related CSS or JavaScript patterns.

Does this skill support Shopify schema and theme editor compatibility?

Yes. The content specifically references correct `{% schema %}` usage for sections and blocks so generated code can align with Shopify theme editor customization workflows.

Can this skill generate reusable Shopify Liquid components?

Yes. It supports reusable snippets rendered with `{% render %}` and explains when snippets should be used instead of sections or blocks.

Are there any Liquid limitations covered by this skill?

Yes. The documentation includes important Liquid constraints such as the lack of parentheses in conditions, no ternary operators, loop iteration limits, and the deprecation of the `include` tag.

Who is this skill intended for?

The skill is intended for Shopify theme developers, frontend developers, ecommerce agencies, and teams building or maintaining Shopify storefront themes using Liquid.

All Files

11 files
references/schema-and-settings.md8.7 KB
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references/filters-html-media.md11.6 KB
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references/tags.md18.3 KB
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references/filters-commerce.md10.0 KB
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references/filters-language.md19.1 KB
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references/examples.md8.6 KB
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references/objects-tier3.md5.7 KB
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references/objects-content.md14.9 KB
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references/objects-commerce.md18.0 KB
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references/objects-tier2.md17.5 KB
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SKILL.md11.3 KB
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Install shopify-liquid-themes

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill