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Ucp services vertical

Skill ViryaZheng/ucp-onboard/skills/ucp-services-vertical

AI agent skills for onboarding merchants to UCP (Universal Commerce Protocol). Audit → Profile → Catalog → Checkout → Validate.

Install
npx -y skills add ViryaZheng/ucp-onboard --skill ucp-services-vertical

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Designs draft UCP vendor-namespace extensions for service commerce, including service capability profiles, scope, pricing, deliverables, acceptance, and settlement lifecycle. Use when the user wants to model non-product services such as consulting, design, AI-agent labor, or SaaS on-demand transactions.

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UCP Services Vertical

Use this skill to keep services work separate from shopping onboarding.

Output

Create a draft package under store/clients/{client_name}/services-vertical/:

  • service-profile.json
  • service-catalog.json
  • lifecycle.md
  • vendor-namespace.md

Workflow

  1. Define the vendor namespace, such as com.example.services.
  2. Model service offerings with scope, deliverables, pricing, and acceptance.
  3. Define lifecycle states: booked, in_progress, delivered, verified, settled, canceled.
  4. Keep payment authorization separate from service acceptance.
  5. Document what would need to graduate from vendor namespace to core UCP.

Read references/services-model.md for the draft object model.

Hard Rules

  • Do not mix service capabilities into dev.ucp.shopping.*.
  • Do not promise official UCP support for services.
  • Keep this as vendor-namespace design until the standard accepts a services vertical.

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