Add documentation directly to your scripts using {% doc %}...{% enddoc %} blocks. Supports @param, @description, and @example tags to describe what your script does, its parameters, and usage examples. Documentation is displayed as a hover tooltip in the editor when referencing a script via function or run. The block is ignored at runtime — no impact on execution.

Read more in our docs

Query Shopify's Storefront GraphQL API directly from your scripts. Works just like the graphql tag but targets the Storefront API — access public store data like products, collections, recommendations, and cart operations without admin-level permissions.

{% storefront query: query, variables: variables as result %}

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AI Assistant has been enhanced. It can now work directly with your current code and:

The AI Assistant in DataJet is designed to help you generate production-ready Liquid code from a simple prompt. Instead of starting from scratch, you can describe what you want to achieve, and the assistant will provide a code template that’s ready to deploy.

The following filters now have corresponding tag versions:

Additionally, there are new tags:

Read more about availabe tags in the documentation

An aggregated error report is sent every 6 hours. The report includes all errors from the past 6 hours.

This is a change from the previous version, where an error email was sent as soon as an error was detected.

Connect DataJet with your GitHub repository to track changes, deploy to multiple stores at once and more.

More details in integration setup manual.

remove_prop removes property with its value from an object.

Any errors returned from Shopify GraphQL now appear as CRITICAL logs in DataJet logs. Previously they were logged as WARNING logs.

This change does not affect script execution.

You can now see scripts statistics from last 7 days via widget just above task variables.

By clicking on Errors or Warnings count you can quickly preview script errors and warnings.