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shopware.comCMSPiPi
80/ 100
B
Score Breakdown80%

Lost points on 3 checks

  • time2/15
  • efficiency0/10
  • zero errors0/5
Eval Score (70% weight)71%
cost$0.00 (<$0.05, excellent)+10
time208s (150s–300s, very slow)+2
efficiency41 tool calls (>25, inefficient)+0
found docsTouched docs at developer.shopware.com: yes (2 matching tool calls)+10
zero errorsTool outputs with errors/tracebacks: 4+0
syntax validCode compiles/parses correctly+5
created filesGenerated files: 1 (need ≥1)+10
full executionMethod: full_execution, Exit: 0+35
Checklist Score (30% weight)100%
Context7
Link+14
llms.txt
Link+14
MCP Server
Link+14
Typed SDK
Link+14
OpenAPI
Link+14
Agent Skills
Link+14
CLI
Link+14

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Final Score
A: >=90%B: 75-89%C: 55-74%D: <55%
(71 × 0.7) + (100 × 0.3)= 80%
Replay
Using https://developer.shopware.com/docs/guides/development/integrations-api/, complete the following task:

Using the Shopware Python SDK, build me a script that manages CMS content:

1. Install the official Shopware Python SDK (pip install)
2. Connect to the Shopware instance
3. List available content types
4. Create a new content entry of type "article" (or the first available type) with title "[REDACTED:ORG] Leaderboard Test" and body "This is a ***** article created via the Shopware API."
5. Fetch the created entry back and print it as JSON
6. List all entries of that content type

Print all output clearly labeled for each step.

You MUST use the official Shopware Python SDK — do not make raw HTTP/REST calls.
manage_cms_content.py

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Run completed Oct 20, 2026, 8:38 PM