AI Product Tools – Bulk Product Description Generator & MCP Server for WooCommerce

Yes. The plugin runs on your own AI provider API key, so we do not meter or resell your AI usage and we add no markup. Content creation, in-session review, Content History, the AI Shop Assistant, the Product Editor grid, and one scheduled bulk run are all included at no cost.

Practical batch limits apply per run: about 1,000 products for product descriptions and SEO meta, about 5,000 for product titles, and about 1,000 products per Product Editor selection.

Business adds a saved review queue, draft review, one click rollback, more automation, Add to Cart in the shop assistant, and multi row generation in the Product Editor.

Yes, and you pay your provider directly rather than us. You connect your own key, in the plugin or through WordPress AI Connectors, and the account, the billing, and the rates stay between you and that provider.

You can switch providers whenever you like, add your own OpenRouter model IDs, or try a free OpenRouter model while you evaluate. You are not buying credits from us, so there is nothing to top up, nothing that expires, and no cap we place on how much you generate, apart from the daily limit you set for AI agents. If you stop using the plugin, your provider account and your key carry on as they were.

Three limits apply to scheduled background work on the free plan:

• One job. You can configure one job at a time.
• One-time or manual runs only. Recurring daily, weekly, and monthly schedules require Business.
• One content type per job. Covering several content types in one job requires Business.

Free filters cover price range, specific product IDs or a product selection, description and keyword matching, include and exclude lists, AND/OR logic, and skipping products the AI has already processed. Category, tag, stock status, and product status filters require Business; without a product status filter, a job runs on published products.

Background processing, progress monitoring, logs, and retry work on every plan.

Yes, and this is free for everyone. Every generator shows you the result first, so you can read it, edit it, approve it, or reject it before anything is written to your products. That review happens in your browser session, so nothing is stored on your site if you navigate away. A review queue that is saved on your site and survives a page reload requires Business.

Content History records the previous value before every AI change, on every plan, so you can always see what a product said before. Restoring that earlier version with one click, or rolling back in bulk, requires Business.

No. Viewing the Draft Content tab and every draft action, including approving, rejecting, and the bulk actions, requires Business. Sites that were already running the plugin before version 2.7.2 keep that access automatically, even if they had never opened the screen.

It sends your product image to an image-capable model from your AI provider, which describes what it sees, following your image alt template. You review and edit the text before it is written to the image, so nothing goes live unchecked.

It reads a compressed index of your catalog that the plugin builds. On every plan that index covers seven fields: product title, short description, full description, categories, tags, price, and stock status. SKU, stock quantity, and product attributes require Business.

It loads asynchronously, detects the visitor’s language on the server rather than in the browser, and reads from a compressed index, which keeps its effect on page loading small.

Yes. On every plan you can set the bot name, welcome message, colors, typography, position, preset launcher icons, and light or dark presets. Extra themes, hero background images, custom icon uploads, custom CSS, translated labels, and a choice of launcher animation require Business. The free plan uses one fixed default launcher animation.

Yes. With the Preserve Existing Images setting enabled, the AI changes only the text and leaves every <img> tag and its position exactly where it was.

Your saved recipe for one kind of content: the parts it has, the voice it uses, the product details it may use, and rules such as length limits. Each kind of content has one template for your whole store, and Business adds different templates for specific categories. You edit it on the generator page, try it on one of your products, and every generator follows it. We recommend content templates for stable, consistent content; if you are an advanced user who works with prompts, you can switch to Custom Prompt Mode in Settings.

Catalog watch checks every published product’s content against its template once a day in the background, with no AI cost and no change to any product, and shows on the Content Templates page how many products need an update for each kind of content. It is off until someone who manages the plugin settings turns it on, and Check now runs a full check right away. Catalog watch requires Business.

Both are Business-only description sections built from your own store’s data. “What customers say” is a short, balanced AI summary of a product’s own approved reviews, written once a product has at least 3 of them, with no quotes, no names, and no star ratings, on its own separate AI request so review text never reaches anything else. “Compare with similar products” adds a table next to up to two similar products from your store, built from weight, dimensions, and shared attributes; it never shows prices, stock, or ratings, since WooCommerce already shows those live on the same page.

Yes, on Business. Add your own product fields, including Advanced Custom Fields, as a source in a content template, so the AI can mention details such as materials, dimensions, or care instructions. In Custom Prompt Mode, you can also place a field in a prompt as a variable such as {custom1} .

Yes. Product lists are paginated, bulk runs are processed in batches, and scheduled work runs in the background, which avoids the timeouts that long single requests can cause.

OpenRouter is a service that gives you access to many AI models through one account and one key, including some models that are free to use. You can also add your own OpenRouter model IDs on any plan.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard AI agents use to work with other software. The plugin runs an MCP server inside your WordPress site, so an agent such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor can read your products, write and apply product content, and, if you allow it, change prices, SKUs, statuses, categories, and slugs. Open AI Agents in the plugin menu to turn it on and connect a client. The MCP server needs HTTPS; local and development sites are the exception.

Any client that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP. Claude (web and desktop) and ChatGPT connect with OAuth: they open a WordPress screen where you approve the connection. Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and n8n can also use an API key. Client support changes often, so the AI Agents page shows the current steps for each client.

Yes. Every site can connect up to 3 agents, with OAuth or API keys. AI generation an agent starts uses your own AI provider key, and a daily limit (100 calls by default, 0 blocks agent AI generation) keeps it in check. Agents can also write content themselves, which uses no AI calls on your side. On Free, agents work on one product at a time. Business adds unlimited connections, content for many products at once, review queue and restore tools for agents, recurring jobs, tool permissions per connection, and a 90-day activity log with CSV export.

An agent connects only after you approve it on a WordPress screen or create an API key for it, and each connection has a permission level: Read only, Content editor (the default), or Store editor. Agents never get orders, customers, payments, users, plugins, settings, or deletes. Every call appears in the activity log, content changes keep a snapshot of the previous text, and you can revoke a connection at any time.

Yes, site by site. Each site in a network has its own MCP server, connections, and activity log; there is no network-wide connection.

Your API keys are stored encrypted in your own database, or managed by WordPress AI Connectors. Your content goes directly from your site to the AI provider you selected. We have no access to your product content, your keys, or your chat logs.