Consider the existing WordPress project
WooCommerce describes itself as a customizable, open-source commerce platform built on WordPress. Review the current installation, extensions and operational needs before changing it. A working system’s records and integrations deserve an explicit transition plan.
Scope the new application
Give MaShop Code a brief with the users, screens, data and expected actions. Ask can investigate a requirement; Plan can outline the approach; Build can implement changes. Inspect the generated files and preview instead of treating a polished screen as a completed process.
Define ownership of each service
Review the linked repository, database and hosting account for the new project. If another provider is required, establish the connection and available tools first. Credentials, access rules and provider fees belong in the project plan.
Use agents for a checkable task
For work around the application, give an agent a specific output and the tools it may use. Start with a draft or report, check the result in its history and refine the instructions. Keep website changes and operational requests in their respective conversations.
Common questions
Can I import a WordPress site automatically?
No automatic migration is promised here. Inventory its code, content and data, then define and test the required transfer.
Will the new application need maintenance?
Yes. Generated software still needs verification, access review and maintenance as its dependencies and services change.