Shopify shares rose 7% to $148.01 in Tuesday morning trading after Shopify and Meta Platforms said Muse, Meta’s personal artificial intelligence agent, can browse Shopify-powered stores and complete purchases through Shop Pay. The move outpaced the broader technology market, with the Invesco QQQ Trust at $741, down 0.06%. Meta Platforms shares fell 0.53% to $737.30, while Amazon gained 0.58% to $256.95 after blocking Muse from completing purchases on its site. Shop Pay stores shoppers’ payment and delivery details and routes agent-driven transactions through Shopify’s payments infrastructure. Neither Shopify nor Meta disclosed financial terms, a revenue split or a rollout timetable. The agreement adds to Shopify’s existing momentum: its shares remain above their 20-day, 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages, although they are still down 12.22% over 12 months. The stock’s relative strength index was 51.09, with resistance at $156.50 and support at $124.