Ask Claude or ChatGPT how your WooCommerce store is doing
A free plugin that connects your store to Claude or ChatGPT. Ask for a weekly sales review, find out why revenue dropped, see which orders to chase, and catch PHP errors, failed background jobs and risky API keys before your customers do. Our tools are read-only.
AI assistants can now talk to your store directly. WooCommerce has its own connection, and it can look up products and orders. It can’t tell you whether your store is healthy.
The problems that cost you money tend to stay quiet:
- a payment plugin that started throwing fatal errors after Tuesday’s update
- order emails stuck in a failed background queue
- a write-access API key nobody has used since the old developer left
None of them shows on the storefront, and none shows in your sales report until the week is already lost.
This plugin gives the AI the parts it can’t see.
Your weekly store review in two minutes
Type “Run my weekly store review.” The AI pulls sales, orders, customers, refunds, top products and channels for the last 7 days against the week before. It adds store health and anything that changed on the site that week. You get the same structured review every week without writing a long prompt.
Three more workflows come with it:
- Revenue drop triage:works out whether a drop came from fewer orders, smaller orders, fewer customers, particular products or particular channels. It checks for updates or new errors in the same window.
- Failed order triage:lists failed and on-hold orders and which to chase first. It warns you when failed orders outnumber paid ones, a common sign of card testing or a broken gateway.
- Refund triage:shows the refund rate, the products and countries behind it, and whether it’s getting worse.
Red, amber or green, with the plugin to blame
The AI reads the tail of your PHP and WooCommerce error logs and groups repeated errors. It names the plugin or theme each one comes from and gives the store a red, amber or green status. It also covers failed and overdue background jobs from the last 7 days, with order emails, subscription renewals, webhooks and stock syncs called out, plus pending updates and your WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions.
Emails, card numbers, cookies, API keys and passwords are stripped from log lines before anything reaches the AI. If your host hides the error log, which is common on managed hosting, the tool says so and shows amber, never a false green.
“Did anything change?” finally has an answer
Most “sales dropped” conversations end with someone asking what changed. The plugin keeps a dated log of plugin, theme and WordPress updates, installs, activations, deactivations and theme switches, for 180 days from the day you install it. The AI lines that log up against the drop.
Changes made outside WordPress, such as a deploy over SSH or git, aren’t recorded.
Who can get into your store’s data
The access check lists:
- WooCommerce REST API keys, flagging write keys nobody has used for 90 days
- webhooks, flagging any that send order data
- application passwords
It never shows keys, secrets, full webhook addresses or user names. It’s for Administrators only.
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Totals, breakdowns, trends and order rows come from the same data as your WooCommerce Analytics screens. Customers appear as “Customer #N”, never by name. The analytics and store tools are Automattic’s WooCommerce for Claude package, bundled unchanged and credited. If you already run WooCommerce for Claude, the plugin steps aside and uses yours.
If Analytics is switched off, hasn’t finished importing, or hasn’t synced recent orders yet, the AI says so. It won’t report missing days as zero sales.
One setup screen, every check in plain words
WooCommerce → Blaze MCP Toolkit runs 12 checks, each green, amber or red with the fix written out. It covers OAuth, the connector URL, the required plugins, Analytics and whether each tool is switched on. Paste the connector URL into Claude or ChatGPT, click Allow, and ask your first question. ChatGPT worked on a free account in our testing.
Our tools look. They never touch.
Every tool in this plugin is read-only: it never changes an order, product, setting or price. Nothing is added to your storefront either: no scripts, no styles, no front-end hooks.
Every feature is free
There’s no pro tier, no trial and no usage cap. The plugin runs on your own server and never contacts us or anyone else. You only need a Claude or ChatGPT account you already have.
We’re a WooCommerce-only agency and have been since 2015. If the review turns up problems you’d rather not fix yourself, you can hire us. If not, the tool is yours anyway.
What leaves your site
The plugin makes no outbound requests. When you ask a question, the results of the tools the AI calls go to Claude (Anthropic) or ChatGPT (OpenAI) as part of that conversation, and nowhere else. Those results are:
- totals and counts
- error summaries with emails, phone numbers, card numbers and secrets removed
- order rows with a pseudonymous customer number
They never include customer names, emails or addresses from your orders.
Log lines are free text, so a name someone typed into an error message can still slip through. We’d rather tell you that than promise otherwise.
Each call to our tools is logged on your site for 30 days: who asked, which tool and when, with no customer data. Who can use what follows WordPress roles:
- Administrators can use everything.
- Shop Managers get sales and workflows, and store health only if you switch it on.
- Everyone else gets a permission error.
If you’d rather we watched it
The plugin tells you what’s wrong. Blaze can fix it and keep watching: we run this same weekly check on the stores we manage, and act on it before it costs you sales.
FAQ
Does this plugin change my store?
No. Every tool in it is read-only, and it adds nothing to your storefront. Other tools on the same connection can make changes, and the setup screen shows how to switch them off.
Does it work with ChatGPT or only Claude?
Both. In Claude: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector. In ChatGPT: Plugins → Add → Add custom MCP server. ChatGPT worked on a free account in our testing.
Why does Claude ask me to approve each tool call?
Claude routes every store tool through a single gateway tool, and treats that gateway as one that can make changes. You can set it to “Always allow” in the connector settings.
What’s MCP?
It’s the standard way AI assistants connect to other software. WordPress supports it through two free plugins, MCP Adapter and Enable Abilities for MCP. WordPress asks you to install both when you install this one.
I already use WooCommerce for Claude. Do I need this?
They work together. WooCommerce for Claude covers sales and products. This plugin adds store health, update history, access checks and the workflows, and uses your copy of WooCommerce for Claude instead of its own.
Can the AI see my customers’ names and emails?
Not through our tools. Orders show “Customer #N”. Error logs have emails, phone numbers and card numbers removed, though free-text log lines can still contain a typed name.
My host hides the error log. Does store health still work?
Yes. Background jobs, updates and versions still work. The errors section says it can’t read the log and shows amber rather than claiming everything is fine.
What does it need?
WordPress 6.9 or newer, PHP 8.0 or newer, WooCommerce, and a Claude or ChatGPT account.
Is it really free?
Yes. There’s no pro version, and it doesn’t contact any server of ours.
Where does my data go?
Only to the AI assistant you connect, and only the results of the tools it calls for your question. The plugin itself sends nothing anywhere.
Install it, paste one URL into Claude or ChatGPT, and get your first weekly review in a few minutes.
New to running your store with AI? Storemation, our AI membership for WooCommerce store owners, has a lesson on setting it up, and shows you what else AI can do for your store.