Meet Yuki · your store’s AI agent

Yuki runs the back room, so you can run the store.

Yuki turns four phone photos into a priced, placed, listed item, then hands your manager a short morning queue. Buy more, tag less, stop guessing at prices.

hi, I’m Yuki!

  1. Patagonia Retro-X · M

    now

    Identified from 4 photos · style 23056 · confidence 0.94

  2. Priced $49

    2s

    8 comps · median $54 · your sell-through says floor

  3. Rack B2 · tag printed

    4s

    Online net only $7 higher after labor and fees

Runs alongside the tools you already use

  • Square
  • Shopify
  • eBay
  • Etsy
  • Vinted
  • StockX
  • Zebra
  • QuickBooks
  • Stripe
  • Instagram
  • Meta
  • Google Sheets
  • WooCommerce
4
photos to a priced, placed item
≤7
ranked actions each morning
0
prices published without approval
1–5
locations on one item graph
What Yuki does

Intake, pricing, placement. One agent, every item.

Resale is uncertainty on every single piece: unknown brand, era, condition and demand. Yuki resolves it and turns it into work your team can act on.

Intake

Four photos become a finished record

Snap the front, back, label and any flaw. Yuki reads the style code, grades the condition and writes the record, so your team tags instead of types.

Capture

Capturing 0/4

Identity
Condition
Evidence
Pricing

Prices with receipts, not vibes

Every number comes from comparable sales and your own history. Yuki shows the evidence and a range, and never invents a price.

Comparable sales · 90 days

8 comps

Range $42–$58$49
Placement

Floor, online or hold, on net dollars

Yuki weighs listing labor, fees, shipping and return risk against your rack space, then puts each item where it earns the most.

Floor · rack B2$49 net
Online · eBay$43 net
Hold for reviewnot needed

Decided on net dollars after labor, fees and shipping.

Morning queue

Yuki works the floor overnight. You approve a short list.

Every night Yuki reads the whole portfolio: age, price, sell-through, rack capacity, online status. By morning there are at most seven actions, ranked by expected dollars, confidence, effort and how easy they are to undo.

zzz

reviewing 1,214 items…
back at 8 AM

Monday, 8:10 AM

From Yuki · 5 actions · $1,040 expected

needs your OK
  • +$410
    move

    Move 7 items online. Local sell-through weak, comps strong.

  • 11 ft
    markdown

    Mark down 24 low-probability items by 20–35%.

  • hold 3
    review

    Low intake confidence with value above $200. Needs your eyes.

  • 2.2×
    source

    Buy vintage denim. Stock drops below target in 9 days.

  • 1.6×/ft
    move

    Relocate women’s outerwear to the front rack.

Accepted or rejected, each decision teaches the next queue.

Why stores switch

From a backlog of bins to a back room that runs itself.

The busywork that eats the day, and the money that walks out underpriced. Here is what changes the week Yuki starts.

  • Intake

    Someone squints at a label, guesses an era and types it all into the POS.

    Yuki reads the label, grades the flaw and writes the record from four photos.

  • Pricing

    Prices come from memory and a quick eBay search, when there is time.

    Every tag carries a comparable-backed range and the reason behind it.

  • Placement

    Good pieces sit on the floor because listing online is a chore.

    Yuki lists what earns more online and keeps the floor for what sells there.

  • Markdowns

    Aged stock gets a blanket sale when the racks are too full to ignore.

    Targeted markdowns by probability of sale and revenue per rack-foot.

  • Buying

    Walk-in lots are priced on gut feel, and the good stuff gets missed.

    Per-item buy lists with acquisition ceilings, ready before the seller leaves.

Trust

Yuki asks first, then earns the keys.

A policy engine checks value limits, roles and action type before anything changes. You stay in control, and Yuki gets more autonomy only as the track record grows.

  1. 01

    Asks before it acts

    Spending, payouts, refunds, big markdowns and high-value sales always wait for a human yes.

  2. 02

    Shows the evidence

    Every recommendation links to the comps, photos and history that produced it. Nothing is a black box.

  3. 03

    Earns more rope

    Accept or reject each action. Yuki learns your taste and takes on more as trust builds.

  4. 04

    Your data stays yours

    Records, images and sales history are exportable, with role-based access per store and a full audit trail.

1 of 7 on autopilot · 3 always ask

  • Print a price tag

    Yuki handles it
  • Move an item online

    asks you first
  • Mark down up to 15%

    asks you first
  • Mark down over 15%

    asks you first
  • Buy inventory

    always asks
  • Refund or pay out

    always asks
  • Sell above $200

    always asks

Everything Yuki does alone is logged, reversible and shown with its evidence.

I’ll ask before I touch
anything expensive.

Questions

Before you talk to us.

Still curious? Email us and a human answers. business@univoagent.org

Do we have to replace our POS?

No. Yuki installs as an intelligence layer beside Square or Shopify and takes ownership only of item state and availability. Payments, taxes and receipts stay where they are.

Does a language model set our prices?

No. Valuation is a traceable model over comparable sales and your own transaction history. Language models extract attributes and explain decisions. They never invent a number.

What happens when Yuki is unsure?

Yuki shows candidate matches with the evidence that separates them, and holds anything high-value for manager review rather than guessing a price.

Who owns the data?

You do. Item records, images and sales history are yours and exportable, with role-based access per store and a full audit trail on every change.

How long until it pays for itself?

The pilot measures it directly. If intake time and underpricing do not move within four weeks, we would rather you not renew.

Why a capybara?

Capybaras are calm, get along with everyone and never panic. That is the energy we want in your back room at 8 AM on a Saturday.

bring Yuki a rack

Ready to put Yuki to work?

Bring us 20 to 50 unprocessed items. We run them through with your team, time every step against how you work today, and show you what was about to be underpriced.

business@univoagent.org

Include your city, store count and current stack.