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name wp-woocommerce
description WooCommerce store management through the WordPress MCP Adapter. Use when the user asks about "orders", "products", "customers", "sales", "inventory", "coupons", "WooCommerce", "store", "ecommerce", "shipping", "revenue", "order status", "product stock", "add a product", "check orders", "sales report", or any request related to online store operations. Also trigger on: "הזמנות", "מוצרים", "לקוחות", "חנות", "מכירות", "קופונים".

WooCommerce Store Management

Manage products, orders, customers, coupons, and store settings through the WordPress MCP Adapter on sites with WooCommerce installed.

Prerequisites

WooCommerce abilities are only available if:

  1. WooCommerce plugin is installed and active on the WordPress site
  2. WooCommerce abilities are registered with the MCP Adapter
  3. The abilities are flagged as meta.mcp.public

Always discover abilities first. WooCommerce abilities typically have a woocommerce/ namespace prefix.

Product Management

Listing Products

  • Discover and execute woocommerce/list-products
  • Filter by: status (publish, draft), type (simple, variable, grouped), category, stock status
  • Present as a clean table: name, price, stock, status

Creating Products

Execute woocommerce/create-product with:

  • name — product title
  • type — simple, variable, grouped, external
  • regular_price — price as string (e.g., "29.99")
  • description — full HTML description
  • short_description — excerpt
  • categories — array of category objects
  • images — array of image objects with src URL
  • manage_stock — boolean
  • stock_quantity — integer if managing stock

Default to draft status. Let the user review before publishing.

Updating Products

  • Fetch current product first with woocommerce/get-product
  • Only send changed fields in the update
  • For price changes, confirm with the user — this affects live pricing

Inventory

  • Check stock with woocommerce/list-products filtered by stock_status
  • Update stock quantities via woocommerce/update-product
  • Report low-stock items (typically < 5 units)

Order Management

Viewing Orders

  • woocommerce/list-orders with filters for status, date range, customer
  • Order statuses: pending, processing, on-hold, completed, cancelled, refunded, failed
  • Present orders with: ID, customer name, total, status, date

Order Details

  • woocommerce/get-order with order ID for full details
  • Show: line items, shipping address, billing address, payment method, order notes

Updating Orders

  • Change order status via woocommerce/update-order
  • Common flows: processing -> completed, pending -> on-hold
  • Add order notes for tracking communication
  • Never delete orders — suggest cancellation or refund instead

Customer Management

  • woocommerce/list-customers for customer directory
  • woocommerce/get-customer for individual customer details
  • View order history per customer
  • Present: name, email, total orders, total spent

Coupons

  • woocommerce/list-coupons to see active promotions
  • Create coupons with: code, discount type (percent, fixed_cart, fixed_product), amount, usage limits
  • Check coupon usage and expiry dates

Sales Reporting

When asked for sales data:

  1. Fetch recent orders with woocommerce/list-orders (status: completed, processing)
  2. Calculate totals by summing order amounts
  3. Present: total revenue, order count, average order value
  4. Break down by period if date range is specified

For more detailed analytics, suggest the user check WooCommerce Analytics in the WordPress admin.

Safety Guidelines

  • Never process refunds without explicit user confirmation
  • Price changes should always be confirmed — they affect live customers
  • Stock quantity changes need verification
  • Customer data (emails, addresses) is sensitive — don't expose unnecessarily
  • Order status changes trigger customer email notifications — warn the user