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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月6日 05:43 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
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No. Your API key works; AnswerEng creates your store when it receives your first catalog sync. Click the sync status pill, then Sync now, and the message goes away once the sync completes.
Each sync sends your whole published catalog to AnswerEng, replacing the previous copy, so AnswerEng always works from your current products. With auto-sync on, a sync runs about five minutes after you change a product, and changes made close together are combined into one sync. A nightly sync also runs to catch anything missed. You can start a sync at any time with "Sync now" from the sync status pill.
AnswerEng currently samples Claude, Perplexity, Mistral, and Llama. Every plan includes all of them.
Yes. A single sync push covers up to 5,000 published products. If your catalog exceeds that limit, the sync is refused rather than sent partially — you'll see a "product sync limit exceeded" entry in the sync log and an admin notice, and no catalog push will happen until the product count is back under the limit.
AnswerEng's database pauses after a period of inactivity and takes a few seconds to resume on the next request. If a request to the engine fails, the plugin automatically retries once before reporting an error, and the message you see explicitly says the engine may be waking up and suggests trying again in about 20 seconds. This is expected after a quiet period, not a misconfiguration — if it persists after a couple of tries, double-check your API key (and your Engine URL, if you set one).
Failed syncs are retried automatically (up to 3 attempts, with a short backoff) before being marked failed. Every attempt — success, retry, skip, refusal, or failure — is recorded in the rolling sync log (the last 20 entries) on the settings page, and a failing sync surfaces an admin notice pointing you to that log.
No. See "External services" above — the only outbound requests this plugin makes are to the AnswerEng API (or the Engine URL you set instead).
Uninstalling removes all plugin settings, the sync log, the sync-failure notice flag, cached results transients, and any scheduled sync actions. It does not delete your data from AnswerEng — that is managed from your AnswerEng account.