Content & SEO
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Drafts proper long and short copy for every product you added recently, in your tone, ready for you to check.
Find every product added to my store in the last 30 days. For each one, write a long and a short description in a friendly, plain tone. Show me the first three so I can check the style, then save the rest as each product's description and short description once I say go. Finish with a table of what you changed.
Content & SEO
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Paste in a list of image IDs and get accessible, search-friendly alt text written back to every one.
Here are image IDs from my Media Library: [image IDs]. For each image, write descriptive, SEO-friendly alt text and a short caption. Show me the first 5 so I can check the style, then write the alt text and caption back to each image once I say go.
Catalog & products
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Gives every recent product a clean, consistent set of tags so related products stop coming up empty.
Find the products I added in the last 60 days. Suggest a consistent set of tags for each one, using the same wording across similar products so you do not create near-duplicates. Show me the list grouped by product type, then apply the tags when I approve.
Catalog & products
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Works out what actually sells together, then gives you pairings for your top products, ready for the Linked Products tab.
Look at my orders from the last 90 days and work out my top 20 products by units sold. For each one, suggest 2 or 3 upsells and 2 or 3 cross-sells, with a one-line reason for each pairing. Give me the list as a table I can work through in the Linked Products tab.
Store setup & admin
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A quick health check on which of your store content is indexed, pending or failing in StoreAgent memory.
Check the StoreAgent AI memory status for my store. Tell me how many products, pages and posts are indexed, pending or failed. For anything that failed, show me the reason in plain English, and if anything has failed, re-run the sync for that content type after checking with me.
Reporting & insights
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Reads every shopper chat from the last 7 days and tells you what people keep asking, and where the assistant came up short.
Read all the conversations shoppers had with our StoreAgent chat assistant in the last 7 days. Group the questions into themes, like sizing, shipping, stock or product comparisons, and tell me how many chats fall in each. List the questions the assistant could not answer well or answered vaguely, with a short quote from each chat. For any product mentioned more than twice, look it up and tell me its price and stock status. End with the 3 changes that would help shoppers most.
Customers
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Checks real shopper chats for refund, billing and order problems, then sets the assistant to hand those chats to your team.
Read our shopper chats from the last 30 days and find the ones about refunds, billing, cancellations or problems with an order. Tell me how many of each you found and show a short example of each. Then propose escalation settings for the chat assistant: which of those topics should go straight to a human, a short line of extra guidance for anything else sensitive you saw, and the email address that should get escalated chats. Show me the settings first and wait for my OK before you save them.
Orders & fulfilment
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Finds shoppers who told the chat assistant about a problem with an order, and logs it on that order so your team sees it.
Look through the chat assistant conversations from the last 14 days for shoppers who mention a problem with an existing order, like a late parcel, a wrong item or a damaged item. Where the chat gives an order number or an email address, find the matching order. Show me a table with the order number, status, what the shopper said and when. Then add a private note to each order with a one-line summary of the chat. Show me the notes first and wait for my OK. Do not send anything to the customer.
Store setup & admin
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Gives the chat assistant your brand colors, a name and a greeting that sounds like your store, instead of the defaults.
Read the current settings of our StoreAgent chat assistant and our site name and tagline. Our brand colors are [primary hex] and [secondary hex]. Suggest a friendly assistant name, a short greeting that fits our store, an input placeholder and a status line. Set the launcher, header and send button colors to match our brand and keep the text readable. Show me the old and new values side by side and wait for my OK before you change anything.
Marketing & promos
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Writes short pop-up messages for the chat assistant that point shoppers to what is on sale right now.
Find our published products that have a sale price right now and pick the 3 with the biggest discount. Then read the chat assistant settings. Write 2 or 3 short conversation starters, under 90 characters each, that the assistant can pop up to invite shoppers to ask about the sale. Turn on the starters, show them after 15 seconds and hide them on mobile. Show me the starters and the settings first and wait for my OK.
Store setup & admin
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Makes sure the chat assistant has learned your products and pages before shoppers can talk to it, then turns it on.
Before we turn on the StoreAgent chat assistant, check how far the AI memory sync has got and give me the indexed, failed and pending counts for each content type. List any items that failed with the error message. If most of our products and pages are indexed, tell me it is ready and turn the chat assistant on after I say OK. If it is not ready, tell me what to fix first and leave it off.
Content & SEO
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Finds old, test or private-looking pages in the assistant's memory so it stops quoting them to shoppers.
List all the pages and posts that are in our StoreAgent AI memory, with their title and whether they are indexed. Point out anything the chat assistant should not learn from, like test pages, old promotions, draft-looking titles, internal notes or duplicates. Show me the list with a short reason for each and wait for my OK. Then take only the ones I approve out of AI memory.
Store setup & admin
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Adds your blog posts, pages or other content types to the assistant's memory, so it can answer from your guides and policies.
Show me which content types the StoreAgent chat assistant learns from now, with total, indexed, failed and pending counts for each. Then turn on AI memory for [pages and blog posts] and keep the current types on. Leave out [page IDs] because they are not for shoppers. Show me the change first and wait for my OK. After you save it, start a sync for each new type and tell me the progress.
Content & SEO
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Writes a short summary and key takeaways from customer reviews onto each product, so shoppers do not have to read 40 reviews.
Check how many AI credits we have left this period. Then find our published products with the names I give you: [product names]. For each one, write a review summary and save it on the product. Before you start, tell me how many products you found and how many credits are left, and wait for my OK. When it is done, show me each product with its average rating, number of reviews and key takeaways, and flag any product under 4 stars.
Store setup & admin
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Tells you which StoreAgent plan you are on, how many AI credits are left and when they reset, so a bulk job does not stop halfway.
Tell me which StoreAgent plan we are on, its status and when it renews. Show me how many AI credits we have used this period, the limit and how many are left. I want to run [describe the job, like descriptions for 120 products]. Tell me if the credits left are likely to cover it, and if not, how much of it I can do now and what can wait until the renewal date.
Marketing & promos
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Writes a plain description of what each coupon gives and its conditions, ready to paste into emails or your coupon page.
Write a customer-friendly description for each of these coupons: [coupon IDs]. Each description should say what the shopper gets, the minimum spend, the expiry date and any products that are left out, in one or two short sentences. Show them to me in a table with the coupon ID next to each. Do not change the coupons.
Catalog & products
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Turns a few lines of notes into a draft product with a price, SKU, description and tags, ready for you to add photos and publish.
Create a new product from these notes: [name, price, SKU, stock count, a few lines about it]. First check that no product already uses that SKU or a very similar name. Show me the product you will create and wait for my OK. Then create it as a draft, not published, with stock tracking on. Write a long and short description for it, then suggest tags and add the ones I approve. Give me the edit link when it is done so I can add photos.
Store setup & admin
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Pulls your WordPress, PHP and database versions, plan and chat assistant status into one note you can paste into a support ticket.
Put together a setup snapshot of our store that I can send to a developer or support team. Include the site name, address, language and WordPress version, the PHP and database versions, and if the site is production or staging. Add my user role so they know what I can access. Add our StoreAgent plan and status, if the chat assistant is on, and the AI memory sync progress. Leave out the admin email. Format it as a short list.
Marketing & promos
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Sets up a sale coupon that turns on and off by itself and has a link you can paste into an email or social post.
I want to run a sale from Friday 6pm to Sunday midnight this weekend. Suggest 3 coupon ideas for a [percent]% off sale, with a code and a short customer description for each. When I pick one, create it as a percentage coupon that cannot be combined with other coupons. Schedule it to start and end at those times, and turn on the coupon URL so customers can click a link to apply it. Show me the full setup before you create anything, and wait for my OK. Then give me the link and the description.
Marketing & promos
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Gives customers store credit after they buy, so the reward brings them back for a second order instead of cutting today's price.
I want a cashback offer that brings customers back. Look at my completed orders from the last 90 days and tell me the average order value. Suggest a cashback amount, as a percentage or a fixed amount, that is worth a second visit but does not cost too much. Then create a cashback coupon with the code [code] that pays out as store credit after a 14 day waiting period, so refunds are not rewarded. Set it to expire in 60 days. Show me the setup and wait for my OK before you create it.
