DukaanAI: Open-Weight AI Tool Generates Ads for Small Indian Shops

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A developer has built DukaanAI, a Python application that helps local shop owners create product advertisements from short text prompts. The tool accepts requests in English, Hindi, and Marathi and is aimed at small retailers and home-based sellers who lack time or budget for marketing. It uses the Groq API to run the openai/gpt-oss-20b open-weight model, with the output displayed in the terminal. The project is at an early stage and is not yet deployed, and the developer has not confirmed any real-world users or payments. The next planned step is to test it with a local shop owner and refine the ads based on feedback.

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