Pewit Style Kit for Etch

You design a site in Etch, everything looks right, and then a customer opens My Account or the checkout and gets default WooCommerce styling. Pewit Style Kit for Etch brings those third-party templates in line with your design by reading your Etch / Automatic.css design tokens. This plugin is an independent product by PEWIT Labs. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of EtchWP. What you get for free

• Design-token presets that read your EtchWP / Automatic.css tokens (colors, spacing, radius, typography).
• Shortcode kit – layout shell, section headers and notices you can drop into WooCommerce and plugin pages.
• No AI key needed – everything runs locally on any WooCommerce site.

What Pro adds Pro is a separate plugin from pewitlabs.com, with a 14-day free trial.

• WooCommerce skin for My Account, checkout and order pages, built from your tokens.
• Store shortcodes – account header, account navigation, order summary and checkout trust badges.
• Token import – load an Etch / ACSS JSON export in one step.
• Agency plan – unlimited sites, white-label admin and priority support.

The free version does not contain Pro code. Upgrading means installing the Pro plugin, not unlocking hidden features.

1. Upload the plugin ZIP through Plugins -> Add New -> Upload Plugin, or extract it to wp-content/plugins/pewit-style-kit-for-etch/.
2. Activate the plugin.
3. Pick a token preset under Design tokens.
4. Copy shortcodes from the Kit library onto your My Account page.
5. Enable the WooCommerce skin in Settings if you use WooCommerce.

The plugin folder must always be pewit-style-kit-for-etch/ and the main file pewit-style-kit-for-etch.php.

1.0.5.3

• Fixed: some admin screens in the free version showed Pro-only buttons or skipped the API key prompt.
• Fixed: Pro-only shortcodes in the Kit library are now marked as Pro in the free version.

1.0.5.2

• Changed: the WooCommerce skin, account / order / checkout shortcodes and Etch / ACSS token import are now part of Pro; token presets and the base shortcode kit stay free.
• Improved: new plugin icon.

1.0.5.1

• Improved: minor optimizations and licensing integration.

1.0.5

• Fixed: Freemius WordPress SDK updated to 2.13.4.
• Fixed: imported design-token names and values are sanitized before storage in custom_tokens.

1.0.4

• Changed: display name and slug to Pewit Style Kit for Etch (unofficial companion; not affiliated with EtchWP).
• Changed: Tested up to WordPress 7.1.
• Fixed: hide third-party admin notices on PEWIT admin screens.
• Fixed: sanitize CSS custom-property names/values before inline output; sanitize shortcode inner content before do_shortcode().
• Fixed: wordpress.org package is the free build only (no license gating, is_premium false, no bundled .po/.mo).

1.0.3

• Changed: the wordpress.org build now physically contains no license/plan feature gating — every feature (WooCommerce skin, kit shortcodes, token import) runs unconditionally. Plan gating lives only in the separate Freemius premium build.
• Fixed: readme "Tested up to" set to WordPress 7.0; free package ships empty languages/ for Domain Path (translations via translate.wordpress.org).
• Fixed: Etch version detection no longer uses hardcoded WP_PLUGIN_DIR folder paths.

1.0.2

• Changed: renamed to "Pewit AI Etch Style Kit" (new slug pewit-ai-etch-style-kit) for a distinctive directory name.
• Changed: every feature is now free and fully functional — no license gating of built-in features (WooCommerce skin, Pro kit blocks and Etch/ACSS token import are all free).
• Added: External services documentation for Freemius, including terms/privacy links.
• Fixed: removed Google Fonts (no external font requests); admin uses a system font stack.

1.0.1

• Fixed: WordPress Plugin Check — i18n translators comments, removed manual textdomain loading.

1.0.0

• First stable release: shortcode kit, design tokens, WooCommerce skin, Etch token import.