Buy and sell
Magento 2 modules,
using your AI assistant.

Product feed generation and delivery for Magento 2 — define feeds in the admin, filter the catalog with the standard condition widget, render XML/CSV/TSV/JSONL from a safe template language, publish on a schedule, and deliver by public URL, FTP/SFTP, the Google Merchant API, or a push catalog API such as Meta's. Backend-only: there is no storefront GraphQL surface, because feeds are an operator feature with no storefront consumer.

Extends Magento Catalog Price Rules with a merchandising deal label + type (deal / first-order) and exposes them over GraphQL: a `deals` query, a per-product `deal` badge (label, type, authoritative deal price from the rule, schedule/countdown) for grids and the PDP, and a `deals_enabled` store-config flag. The Catalog Price Rule is the single source of truth for conditions, actions and pricing; this module only adds the presentation on top.

Serves a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint from Magento so an AI agent such as Claude Code can inspect and manage the backend: products, categories, CMS content, store configuration, cache and indexers. Authenticated with a Magento Integration access token and authorized against that integration's own ACL role; disabled by default, writes opt-in.

Abandoned checkout reminder: a cron scans active quotes that have items and a captured email but were left untouched past a configurable delay, and emails the shopper a recovery reminder with their cart contents and a one-click link back to the cart. Tracks reminders on the quote so a cart is only reminded once (or up to a configurable cap).

Headless social-login bridge: a secret-gated GraphQL mutation that exchanges a verified social identity (provided by the Next.js OAuth broker) for a Magento customer token, find-or-creating the customer by email.

GraphQL coverage for Magento popular search terms: a popularSearchTerms query reading the stock search_query table (the data behind the legacy Luma popular-searches block), for headless quick-search suggestions. No DB change; leaves the core Search module untouched.

In-store pickup for a headless Magento storefront: an offline 'In-Store Pickup' shipping carrier, admin-configured physical store addresses, a storePickupLocations GraphQL query, a setStorePickupLocationOnCart mutation, and the chosen pickup location echoed on Cart / CustomerOrder. Leaves the core modules untouched.

Automatically fills Magento's native Related Products, Up-Sells and Cross-Sells from merchant-defined rules. A rule pairs a source condition tree (which products it applies to) with a target condition tree (the candidate pool), both built with the same attribute-picker widget as a Catalog Price Rule, so candidates can be matched on colour, size, price, category, manufacturer or any combination. Targets are chosen either by attribute similarity to the source (same colour, shared category, a price band) or from mined co-purchase history ("customers who bought this also bought"), which gives the storefront's Frequently-Bought-Together rail real data. Links are written straight into catalog_product_link, so no storefront or GraphQL change is needed. A ledger table records every link the module authored, so merchant hand-picked links are never overwritten or deleted.