WooCommerce · Bridgehead
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WooCommerce × every MCP app

Your stores, in every app you work in.
On your own store keys.

Products · Orders · Customers · Coupons · Sales · Check-ups · Several stores · Store MCP

WooCommerce's own MCP server is a developer preview that claude.ai and ChatGPT can't reach: it needs a helper program on your computer, and a switch only a developer can flip. WooCommerce · Bridge is a connector you add once: sign in, add each store's address and a REST API key from its WooCommerce settings, and your products, orders, customers, coupons and sales are tools in every app you work in. Several stores at once; a read-only key stays read-only.

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What it can do

Products and stockFind products by name, SKU, category or stock, with prices and stock counts.
  • Search by words, SKU, category, status or stock.
  • Prices, sale prices and stock counts.
  • One product in full, with its variations.
OrdersToday's orders, or any dates and statuses, with what was bought and by whom.
  • By status, dates, customer or words.
  • Each order's items, totals, payment and shipping.
  • Its notes, oldest first.
CustomersLook up customers by name or email, with what they've ordered.
CouponsList coupons and their use.
SalesSales, orders and best sellers for a week, a month, a year or any dates.
Changes to your storeChange a price or a stock count, add a product, move an order on and leave it a note, make a coupon. Only with a Read/Write key.
  • A product's price, sale price, stock, status, name or description.
  • A new product, published or as a draft.
  • An order's status, with a note to the customer or a private one.
  • A coupon: a percent or a fixed amount, with an expiry and a limit.
  • A Read key can't change anything, whatever is switched on here.
Store check-upsA catalog health check, likely duplicates (across your stores too), Google product categories for your own, and slow sellers with a ready coupon plan.
  • Products missing pictures, descriptions, categories, SKUs or prices; low stock; best sellers out of stock.
  • Likely duplicates: the same title in the same category, or the same SKU, in one store or across all of them.
  • Each of your categories matched to Google's product taxonomy, for shopping feeds.
  • Slow sellers, by how long they've sat and how much stock they hold, with a coupon ready to make.
Anything in the REST APIAny request to WooCommerce's REST API (wc/v3), for whatever the other tools don't cover.
The store's own MCPWhere you've switched on WooCommerce's MCP preview, its own tools, with a WordPress application password.

Copy. Paste. Connected.

How to connect it

01
Copy the addresswoobridge.fyi/mcp
02
Add it to your appClaude, ChatGPT, Codex or any MCP app
03
Sign inOne account, made the first time
04
Add your storesOnce. Checked, then kept encrypted
05
AskEvery WooCommerce model, wherever you work

MCP server

The address to paste into each app, or its one-line command. It's the same connector everywhere.

Claude

claude.ai, the desktop app or the phone: Customize → Connectors → Add → Custom connector, then paste this.

https://woobridge.fyi/mcp

Claude Code

One line in your terminal.

claude mcp add --transport http woobridge https://woobridge.fyi/mcp

ChatGPT

In settings, turn on developer mode and add a custom app with this address.

https://woobridge.fyi/mcp

Codex

One line in your terminal; it asks you to sign in.

codex mcp add woobridge --url https://woobridge.fyi/mcp

Any other MCP app

Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, n8n and more: add this address as a remote MCP server and sign in when asked.

https://woobridge.fyi/mcp

Your stores

Sign in when your chat asks, then add each store: its address and a REST API key from WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API.

Add a store

Questions

What can I do with WooCommerce · Bridge?

Ask your stores anything from any AI app: find products and check stock, change a price or a stock count, see today's orders, mark an order shipped and leave a note on it, look up a customer, make a coupon, and get sales and best sellers for any dates. Several stores at once, each by its name. Where a store has WooCommerce's own MCP switched on, its own tools come through too, and anything else in WooCommerce's REST API is one raw request away. Check-ups too: what in your catalog needs fixing, likely duplicates (across your stores as well), Google product categories for your own, and slow sellers with a coupon plan ready to make.

How do I connect a store?

In your store's admin, open WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API, add a key, choose Read or Read/Write, and copy its consumer key and secret. Then add the store on your connector's page with its address. The key is checked against your store, kept encrypted in Bridgehead's vault, and only its last four characters are ever shown.

Can it change my store?

Only if you let it. With a Read key it can look but never change anything; with a Read/Write key it can update products, orders and coupons when you ask. Each kind of tool can also be switched off on your connector's page.

What about WooCommerce's own MCP server?

It's a developer preview, and apps like claude.ai and ChatGPT can't reach it without a helper program on your computer. WooCommerce · Bridge works on every store through its REST API, and if you've switched the preview on, add a WordPress application password too and its own tools come through as well.