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For those who missed the recent panel discussion, AI Workflows for WordPress and WooCommerce: Live Event, hosted by the WooCommerce Developer Advocacy team, it was a genuinely useful, forward-looking conversation.
The panel brought together voices from across the WordPress and WooCommerce ecosystem, including SkyVerge (GoDaddy), Automattic for Agencies, and Pressable, to talk through how AI is moving past basic text generation and into practical workflows that plug directly into daily technical operations.
The session was recorded, but for a quick overview, here are the top takeaways on how AI and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) are changing agency life and store management workflows.
1. Moving past the chatbot era
A year ago, a lot of the community conversation centered on adding customer support chatbots to the front end of a website. Today, the focus has shifted to backend operations. Through tools like Pressable MCP and the WordPress core MCP integration, developers can manage entire client portfolios using simple prompts: provisioning staging environments, checking site health, and troubleshooting issues that used to eat up a whole day.
2. Shifting from maintenance to high-touch strategy
For high-touch, premium agencies especially, several panelists agreed on one thing: offloading repetitive backend work to AI frees up a team to spend more time as strategic partners. When developers aren’t buried in error logs, they can focus on the client relationship and the outcomes that relationship is actually there to deliver. AI handles the backend digging. Human expertise still drives the decisions.
3. Real-world proof: cutting days of downtime into an afternoon
During the session, the panel pointed to real agencies putting Pressable MCP to work on genuinely hard infrastructure problems.
4. The Abilities API ties it all together
Underneath tools like Pressable MCP sits the WordPress Abilities API, an internal registry of what a site can actually do. Any plugin or theme can expose specific actions through it in a standardized way, and MCP is the layer that makes those actions available to an AI client externally. Extension developers are already building on this. It means plugin-specific data, like WooCommerce order or membership details, can be exposed to AI tools in a structured, scoped way instead of through blanket API access.
Watch the full session
The discussion covered plenty of other ground too, including how AI is changing the way developers write code, security and permissions models, and what agencies can start doing now to prepare for agentic commerce.
Watch the full recording and catch up on everything from the live event or learn more about Pressable MCP at pressable.com/MCP
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