Min/Max · Development 0.12.0 · Updated 13 September 2026
AI access: setup boundaries and review flow
AI access is an optional development capability. Manual configuration remains the supported starting point.
What the switch does
Open HookSpark → Connect your AI. Enabling access opts the suite into its supported abilities and reveals connection information. It does not install an adapter, log in an AI application or confirm connectivity. One shared menu is intended to serve participating plugins.
Current Min/Max abilities
| Ability | Current scope |
|---|---|
plab-minmax/list-rules | Read authorized rule data, 50 per page with an offset. |
plab-minmax/propose-quantity-rule | Stage a new product or whole-cart quantity rule with supported audience/exclusion fields. |
It does not provide edit/delete abilities, amount/group proposals, catalog search or cross-plugin transactions. These stable ability identifiers retain their older prefix.
Connection prerequisites
The intended transport uses the official WordPress MCP Adapter and a compatible client. Adapter installation and endpoint availability are separate from this plugin. A displayed URL is not proof that it is operational. A cloud client cannot reach a Local-only hostname. Public connection setup and authentication have not completed end-to-end acceptance, so this guide does not present an unverified connection wizard.
Review a proposal
- An authorized client submits a supported proposal, which is validated before staging.
- The same WordPress user reviews the proposed settings in the browser. A proposal does not yet restrict purchases.
- Confirm only after checking scope and values. Saving revalidates against current rules.
- The proposal expires after 15 minutes; a newer one replaces that user’s previous proposal. Expired, replayed or stale proposals must be recreated/reviewed.
Disable and privacy
Turn off this suite’s access to disable its abilities. This does not disable other plugins’ tools or revoke a WordPress credential. Manage individual application credentials separately in WordPress. Rule responses may contain merchant rule names, messages and selected account IDs: do not treat them as public data.