Livestream e-commerce shelves are emerging as a new gateway for AI tools to reach the general public. During this year's Double 11 shopping festival, a dense array of AI-related products have appeared on consumer shelves, and AI services are accelerating their transition into mass-market consumer goods. Luo Yonghao conducted a live demonstration of TRAE, ByteDance's full-link AI development platform, showcasing its ability to autonomously generate industry research reports, produce multi-version professional PPTs, and enable users with zero coding background to quickly develop usable desktop software—dramatically lowering the technical threshold between creativity and production. Currently, China's domestic AI consumer market is undergoing a step-change upgrade, gradually shifting from paying for AI computing power to a productivity era of purchasing production capabilities. AI programming is moving beyond the tech circle and becoming a general skill that ordinary people can master with the help of tools; scenarios such as livestream e-commerce are further lowering the cognitive and access barriers to AI tools. As the technical threshold continues to decline, greater market growth and the innovative potential of ordinary people will be unleashed.