Fill in missing product features for filters
Paid versionContent & SEO
Products that were invisible in your filters start showing up when customers filter.
What it replaces: a day of manual data entry
What you write to Claude
„which products in Sofas have no Material feature? read it from the description and set it, using existing values only”
The problem
Customers filter by material, but a third of our products have no material set, so they disappear from the filter.
What Claude does
- Claude finds products in the category without the feature, for example material.
- It reads each description and picks the matching existing value.
- Products it isn't sure about are listed for you instead of guessed.
- You approve before anything is saved.
What you get
More products show up when customers use the Material filter. No new duplicate values are created: the tool refuses a new value that already exists in another letter case.
You stay in control
You see every change before it is saved, nothing happens without your yes, and you can undo it later.
Related use cases
For developers
- Area
- 1 · Content & SEO
- Connector
- daily connector
- In the free Audit
- no, paid version only
- For
- Store owner, Marketer / SEO
- Tools
- ps_list_features, ps_search_products, ps_get_product, ps_set_product_features
Step by step
- Gets the feature ID and its existing values with ps_list_features.
- Calls ps_search_products with missing_feature_id and the category.
- Reads each description with ps_get_product and picks the matching existing value. Unclear products are listed for you instead of guessed.
- Calls ps_set_product_features with value_id. Shows a preview with the old and new values side by side and waits for your approval.
- After your yes, saves it like the Save button in the back office and logs it in the change history.
Safety
Every write shows a preview first and runs only after you approve it (one-time token, valid 30 minutes). Each change is logged and can be undone with ps_revert_change.
Last updated: 2026-10-05