Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 2 sources
An AI product feed is a machine-readable list of products - title, description, price, availability, images, links - in a format AI shopping systems can ingest. Pludor publishes one for every store automatically: a JSON Lines feed in the OpenAI Agentic Commerce Protocol product shape, plus a Google Shopping XML feed per store that Google, Meta and TikTok catalogs accept.
An AI product feed is a machine-readable list of products - title, description, price, availability, images, links - in a format AI shopping systems can ingest. Pludor publishes one for every store automatically: a JSON Lines feed in the OpenAI Agentic Commerce Protocol product shape, plus a Google Shopping XML feed per store that Google, Meta and TikTok catalogs accept.
It's a machine-readable list of your products - title, description, price, availability, images and links - formatted so AI shopping systems can ingest it. Without one, AI assistants can't reliably read or match your products when shoppers ask. Pludor publishes one automatically for every store, generated live from your catalog.
You need a feed AI systems can read, with complete titles, descriptions, prices, availability and images. Pludor publishes a JSON Lines feed in the OpenAI Agentic Commerce Protocol product shape at pludor.com/ai/products.jsonl, built live from your catalog. Note that inclusion in any AI system is ultimately that system's decision.
No, not with Pludor - its feeds are generated from your live catalog on every request, so they're always fresh. If you use another platform, you'd typically export a feed and re-upload or schedule fetches. Either way, keep product details like price and stock accurate in your catalog itself.
Yes. Pludor gives each store a Google Shopping XML feed at pludor.com/feeds/products.xml?tenant=your-store, which Google Merchant Center, Meta Commerce Manager and TikTok catalogs all accept. Add it as a scheduled fetch in each platform. The ad campaigns themselves are run and billed on Google, Meta or TikTok.
The essentials are title, description, price with currency, availability, and a real image - offers without a price are skipped and out-of-stock items get dropped. Identifiers like brand, GTIN, MPN and SKU also help systems match the same product across sources. In Pludor you set these in your product fields and the feed picks them up automatically.
On Pludor, yes - feeds are included with every store, and you can start with a free store that gets 500 free credits for tools and AI. Other platforms may charge for feed apps or plugins. If you just want to test the idea, Pludor's Product Description Generator is free to try with 8 runs an hour and no account needed.
A Google Shopping feed is XML formatted for Google Merchant Center (and accepted by Meta and TikTok), while an AI feed is typically JSON formatted for AI shopping assistants to read. Pludor generates both for every store - the XML per-store feed for ad platforms, and a JSON Lines feed in the OpenAI Agentic Commerce Protocol shape for AI systems.
Not yet - Pludor's external agents are read-only today; checkout and order placement on a user's behalf are not exposed. What agents can do is search and read product details. Pludor also offers an MCP server with product search and product detail tools, plus a Knowledge API, so AI clients can query live products.
The most common reason is a missing image or price - products need both a real image and a price to be included. Check that each product has a photo, a price with currency, and availability set. In Pludor, every product meeting those requirements is included automatically.
Point the assistant at a machine-readable feed or API. Pludor exposes a public, read-only JSON Lines feed, a Knowledge API at pludor.com/api/knowledge, and an MCP server with product search and detail tools requiring no auth. There's also a manifest at pludor.com/.well-known/pludor-commerce.json describing the feed, APIs and MCP server.
JSON Lines following the OpenAI Agentic Commerce Protocol product shape.
No - it is generated from your live catalog on every request.
Yes - use your store's Google Shopping XML feed in Merchant Center.
Yes - feeds are included with every store.
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| What | Where | Format |
|---|---|---|
| AI shopping feed | pludor.com/ai/products.jsonl | JSON Lines in the OpenAI Agentic Commerce Protocol product shape, built live from the catalog |
| Per-store product feed | pludor.com/feeds/products.xml?tenant={store} | Google Shopping XML, accepted by Google Merchant Center, Meta and TikTok catalogs |
| Knowledge API | pludor.com/api/knowledge | JSON: products, alternatives, compare, product answers, stores, capabilities, pains, pricing |
| AI commerce manifest | pludor.com/.well-known/pludor-commerce.json | JSON describing the feed, APIs and MCP server - Pludor's own convention |
| MCP server | URL listed in the manifest | Model Context Protocol server with product search and product detail tools (read-only, no auth) |
| llms.txt | pludor.com/llms.txt | Plain-text summary of Pludor for language models |
External agents are read-only today - checkout and order placement on a user's behalf are not exposed yet.
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