Respira ARC – Agent-Ready Commerce for WooCommerce
ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Google AI Mode already recommend products to millions of shoppers. Shopify flipped a switch and made its stores readable to them. A WooCommerce store is invisible to AI assistants unless someone does the work.
ARC does the work. Free, on your own server, no accounts, no product caps.
Product feeds in six formats, always fresh.
- Google Shopping XML for Merchant Center scheduled fetch (Bing accepts the same format)
- ChatGPT / OpenAI shopping JSONL, per the OpenAI product feed spec
- Meta CSV for Facebook and Instagram Commerce Manager
- Pinterest catalog CSV
- TikTok catalog CSV
- Generic CSV export
Feeds rebuild on your schedule and again a few minutes after products change. Variations export as proper variant rows (item_group_id, color, size, per-variation prices and images), sale prices carry their date windows, and identifiers (brand, GTIN, MPN) follow each platform’s rules, including Google’s identifier_exists logic.
A store llms.txt. A machine-readable store summary served at yoursite.com/llms.txt: what you sell, your policies (privacy, terms, returns, shipping, contact), top categories, brands, bestsellers with prices, payment methods, your sitemap, and where the feeds live. The file AI assistants look for first.
An AI-readiness score. Your catalog checked against the Google Shopping spec, with the exact failing products and what each one is missing: images, real descriptions, brands, GTINs, category mapping. A higher score means fewer rows rejected by shopping surfaces.
Attributed cart links. Signed links that fill a shopper’s cart and land on your own checkout. Orders arriving through them are attributed to their source (WooCommerce native order attribution plus order meta), so the screen shows orders and revenue that came from AI assistants. Checkout, payments, and customer data never leave your store.
Proof it works, on one screen. A live before-and-with comparison: what a plain WooCommerce store gives AI assistants next to what this store gives them now, plus fetch counters that show when GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot or Google Merchant actually read your feeds and llms.txt. No estimates: real fetches, counted on your own server, no IPs stored.
A “What the AI agent sees” panel on every product. Right on the product edit screen: the feed row as it actually exports, six readiness checks with pass or fail, and a one-click exclude-from-feeds toggle.
Store readiness at a glance. The policy pages assistants cite before recommending a checkout (privacy, terms, returns, shipping, contact) and per-crawler robots.txt status for GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot and Meta, with a one-checkbox option to explicitly welcome them.
Private by design. ARC makes no external connections, collects nothing, and phones nothing home. Your feeds live on your server, not on someone’s CDN. There is no signup, no API key, and no rate limit, because there is no service in the middle.
What you get without Respira
Everything above, free, forever. ARC alone makes your store fully readable to AI assistants and shopping surfaces: discovery feeds, llms.txt, the readiness score, cart links with attribution. No feature is locked, no product count is capped.
What Respira adds on top
ARC tells you what is wrong with your catalog. Respira gives your AI assistant hands to fix it. With Respira for WordPress and its WooCommerce Add-on connected to ChatGPT or Claude, you can say:
- “Fix every product failing the feed checks” and the agent sets images, descriptions, brands, and GTINs itself
- “Put the three slowest movers on sale at 20% off”
- “Pause the subscription on order 1204 and note why”
That is 87 WooCommerce tools plus 200+ WordPress tools, with a snapshot before every write, dry-run previews on destructive operations, and 90-day rollback. ARC is the free on-ramp; Respira is the operator. If you install the Respira WooCommerce Add-on later, ARC steps aside automatically and your settings and feed URLs carry over unchanged.