AI plugin generator

How it works, and how to install or submit your plugin on each AI platform.

The AI plugin generator turns a website you connected to SalesComb into your own AI plugin. The plugin carries your business name, your logo and your links. Your staff add it to an AI assistant, sign in, and then read and update the website by asking in plain words.

You do not write code and you do not install anything on your website. SalesComb builds the plugin from the connection you already made.

What you need

• A SalesComb account with a WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify site connected (Connections → Websites).
• Administrator access in SalesComb to edit the plugin's details.
• An account on the AI platform you want to use.

How it works

1. One plugin per website. Each connected site gets its own plugin with its own address. The address is shown on the plugin's page in SalesComb.
2. The plugin only reaches that site. It cannot read or change your other sites, your Facebook Page, your email or anything else in SalesComb.
3. Staff sign in. When someone adds the plugin, the AI assistant sends them to SalesComb to sign in and approve access. Only people in your SalesComb team can use it.
4. Reading is separate from changing. Reading tools change nothing. Tools that change the live site are marked, so the assistant asks before it uses them.
5. Everything is recorded. Each change made through the plugin appears in SalesComb under Apps and Logs → Activity.
6. No secrets in the files. The files you download hold the plugin's name, description, links, logo and address. They never hold a password, an API key or your website's login.

What the plugin can do

Every plugin (WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify)

• List collections: shows what can be read, such as products, orders, customers, posts and pages.
• Read records: reads a page of records or one record. Stores can also read sales reports for a date range.
• Change a record: changes fields of one record, such as a price, a stock level or an order status. This changes the live site.

WordPress and WooCommerce plugins also have

• Check site setup: checks the site against what Google and other search engines expect. Changes nothing.
• Read search title and description: reads what Yoast SEO or Rank Math holds for a page, post or product.
• Change search title and description: replaces them on the live site.
• Install a setup plugin: installs one plugin from a fixed list (Site Kit by Google, Yoast SEO, Rank Math, WooCommerce, Google for WooCommerce). Nothing else can be installed.
• Change site name and store address: replaces the site name, tagline or store address.
• Preferred source button: adds, moves or removes Google's "Add as a preferred source" button.

The plugin has no tool that deletes records, and none that reads passwords or keys.

Step 1: Prepare your plugin in SalesComb

1. Open Apps and Logs → AI plugin generator.
2. Choose the website.
3. Fill in the listing details: plugin name, description, and the links to your privacy policy, terms of service and support page. Links must start with https://.
4. Upload your logo. Use a square PNG, JPEG or WebP image of at least 48 by 48 pixels, up to 1 MB.
5. Press Save details.

The page then shows, for each AI platform, what still needs fixing and what only you can do.

Step 2: Install it on your AI platform

ChatGPT

To use it yourself or with your team:

1. In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps & Connectors and add a connector. Developer mode may need to be turned on first.
2. Type your plugin's name and paste the plugin address from SalesComb.
3. Choose OAuth when asked how to sign in. There is no client secret to enter.
4. Sign in with your SalesComb account and approve access.

To submit it to ChatGPT's directory:

1. In SalesComb, download the ChatGPT package (ZIP) and the steps and answers file.
2. Open the Plugins dashboard on platform.openai.com and upload the ZIP. The name, descriptions, links, logo and starter prompts fill in from it.
3. Complete MCP setup with your plugin address and sign in. ChatGPT scans the server and lists the tools by itself.
4. Fill in Review details from the answers file: the reviewer account, five test cases that should work, three that should be refused, and a link to a short demo video.

What ChatGPT asks for: a verified developer or business, a name of up to 30 characters, a description of up to 4,000 characters, a square logo, and https links to your privacy policy, terms and support page. Listings may not mention prices, discounts or offers.

Known limit: ChatGPT's public directory checks that you own the web address the plugin runs on. Plugins run on SalesComb's address, so ChatGPT cannot verify the address as yours yet. Adding the plugin by its address, and publishing it to your own ChatGPT workspace, both work today.

Claude

To use it yourself or with your team:

1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
2. Type your plugin's name and paste the plugin address from SalesComb.
3. Sign in with your SalesComb account and approve access.

To submit it to Claude's directory:

1. In SalesComb, download the steps and answers file and your logo.
2. Open claude.ai/directory/manage, choose Submit new, then MCP connector. You need a paid Claude plan.
3. Paste your plugin address. Claude reads the tools from the server by itself.
4. Type the answers from the file at each of the ten steps, upload your logo, and submit.

What Claude asks for: a name of up to 100 characters, a one-line summary of up to 200, a description of up to 2,000, a documentation link (this page), a privacy policy link, a support contact, an icon, and a reviewer account. A listing without a privacy policy is rejected.

Gemini

Gemini has no directory to submit to. People add a plugin by its address: on a computer at gemini.google.com, open Settings → Connected Apps → Custom apps → Add a custom app. Google currently offers this to personal accounts of adults in the United States, in English.

Not ready yet: SalesComb's sign-in accepts ChatGPT and Claude only for now, so adding a plugin to Gemini stops at the sign-in step.

Grok

Grok has no directory to submit to. People add a plugin by its address at grok.com/connectors → New Connector → Custom.

Not ready yet: for the same reason as Gemini, adding a plugin to Grok stops at the sign-in step.

The reviewer account

ChatGPT and Claude both test your plugin before listing it, so they need to sign in.

1. In SalesComb, open Team and invite a person for the reviewer, using an email address you control.
2. Make that person an administrator. Team members can only read through an AI assistant, so a member account cannot test the tools that change the site.
3. Open the invitation yourself and create a password. The account must work without codes sent by email or SMS.
4. Type the email and password into the platform's review form. Never put them in a file.
5. Remove the person from your team once the review is finished.

Why submissions are turned down

• The reviewer cannot sign in, or the account has no data to look at.
• The privacy policy or support link is missing or does not open.
• The name ends in "MCP", "Plugin" or "Connector", or is a single generic word.
• The description mentions prices, free trials or discounts (ChatGPT).
• The logo is missing or not square.
• A test case does not behave the way its expected result says.

SalesComb checks the items it can see before you download, and lists them under "Fix before you submit".

Your data

• The plugin reads your website's records only when someone asks the assistant for them.
• What the assistant reads is sent to the AI platform that person is using, under that platform's own terms.
• Removing a person from your SalesComb team ends their access at once.
• Disconnecting the website in SalesComb turns its plugin off and deletes the plugin's saved details and logo.

See the Privacy Policy for how SalesComb handles connected-service data.

Help

Email [email protected] and include the name of the website and the AI platform.