DestinX AI Commerce for WooCommerce

DestinX AI Commerce for WooCommerce finds incomplete or ambiguous WooCommerce product data that may prevent AI shopping assistants from understanding and recommending products. The plugin adds an AI Commerce screen under WooCommerce. It provides a quick preview of the latest products and a background scan of the full published catalog for:

• Product title and description quality.
• Price and featured image availability.
• Category, brand, SKU, and global identifier coverage.
• Product attributes and physical shipping data.
• Variable completeness, variation prices, attributes, and purchasability.

Every product receives a score and a list of actionable findings. Full-scan results are saved locally, ordered by the lowest score, and split into manageable pages. A product editor panel explains how to correct each finding. Dynamic and externally managed prices are evaluated through a local compatibility registry. The plugin automatically recognizes supported Name Your Price, request-a-quote, call-for-price, composite, bundle, mix-and-match, measurement, and product add-on pricing paths. The dashboard shows whether pricing was read natively, verified automatically, or declared by another integration. Saved results can be searched by partial product name or exact SKU and filtered by status, finding, and product category. The current result set can be exported as a UTF-8 CSV. Export cells are neutralized against spreadsheet formulas, and the download requires the same WooCommerce management permission and a valid WordPress nonce. A separate Store Readiness checklist checks HTTPS, search visibility, permalinks, WooCommerce location and currency, cart and checkout pages, privacy, terms, refunds and returns, REST availability, published products, and shipping configuration. Store checks never change product scores and do not claim legal compliance. Full scans run in small background batches through WooCommerce Action Scheduler, with WordPress Cron as a fallback. The previous completed snapshot remains visible until the replacement scan finishes. Duplicate jobs, temporary failures, catalog changes, and stale scans are handled without publishing partial results. A first-run guide explains the complete workflow with four concrete steps and direct actions. Each user can hide and reopen that guide. A separate, contextual banner explains the independently installed Pro add-on, keeps the Free/Pro boundary explicit, appears only on the plugin screen, and can be dismissed for 30 days. All analysis runs locally. This version does not contact external services and does not collect telemetry. The plugin does not read customer, order, payment, or checkout data. It does not set cookies or load remote assets. It stores catalog audit results, operational scan state, and per-user dashboard display preferences in the local WordPress database, and removes those records on uninstall, including across WordPress Multisite networks. Important: The plugin improves catalog data quality. It does not guarantee placement, ranking, recommendation, or legal compliance on any third-party AI platform. Product information and documentation are available on the DestinX AI Commerce product page.

0.13.9

• Aligned the text domain, translation template, package directory, and test paths with the approved WordPress.org slug.

0.13.8

• Linked the plugin metadata to the dedicated DestinX AI Commerce product page.
• Documented the Community support route for Free users and the separate eligibility rule for private ticket support.

0.13.7

• Added the DestinX AI Commerce brand system based on the original DestinX X mark.
• Aligned the plugin header with the icon and banner prepared for the WordPress.org listing.
• Added reproducible, GPL-compatible publication artwork without remote fonts or assets.

0.13.6

• Extended the per-user Pro banner dismissal from 24 hours to 30 days.
• Reduced promotional repetition while keeping the banner limited to the plugin-owned screen.

0.13.5

• Moved the dismissible Pro add-on banner to the top of the plugin screen, directly below the page header.
• Kept the banner contextual, optional, and separate from every complete Free workflow.

0.13.4

• Replaced the generic add-on note with a factual, dismissible DestinX AI Commerce Pro banner.
• Explained the Pro proposal, before-and-after review, approved apply, conflict detection, audit, and undo workflow.
• Kept the commercial link contextual, untracked, and limited to the Free plugin screen.

0.13.3

• Added a four-step first-run guide with direct actions, per-user dismissal, and a persistent reopen control.
• Added an Open AI Commerce link to the Plugins screen without forcing an activation redirect.
• Added a contextual optional add-on note that can be dismissed for 24 hours per user and never limits the Free plugin.
• Removed the optional note's user metadata during uninstall, including on Multisite.
• Strengthened the WordPress.org package audit against dormant commercial code and shortened this readme below the repository limit.

0.13.2

• Applied catalog filters, clearing, and pagination without reloading the full WordPress admin page.
• Preserved the current viewport while results update, with an accessible loading state and a full-page fallback when JavaScript is unavailable.

0.13.1

• Prevented false purchasability findings for external and grouped WooCommerce products.
• Prevented false shipping-data findings on products fulfilled outside the store or through grouped children.
• Added permanent mixed-catalog coverage for virtual, downloadable, external, grouped, and draft products.

Earlier release history is included in changelog.txt inside the plugin package.