Rafgrid shows your content as a spreadsheet: filter, sort, edit cells inline, run bulk operations (set, replace, append, prepend, increase/decrease, formulas), manage WooCommerce prices and stock, save column layouts and views, export/import CSV and XLSX, and undo bulk changes.
WooCommerce is optional. Without it, Rafgrid edits posts, pages and any other post type; with it, the Products list gains SKU, price, stock, variation and order tools.
- All public post types + WooCommerce products (SKU, prices, stock, weight, dimensions, visibility, featured).
- Taxonomies, featured images, authors, dates, custom fields (meta:KEY).
- Views: saved filter + column presets per user.
- Undo history for bulk operations and a per-cell audit log.
- Every read and write uses the WordPress capability for that exact item: authors only see and edit their own items, publishing and deleting need the matching rights.
- Automation rules, background jobs, snapshots and a supplier price feed for administrators.
- A built-in MCP endpoint so AI assistants can work with content and catalog data, authenticated with WordPress Application Passwords.
- Ten interface languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Armenian, Japanese and Simplified Chinese; translation-ready.
Rafgrid is not affiliated with or endorsed by WooCommerce or Automattic.
External services
This plugin works fully offline by default. It contacts external services
only when an administrator explicitly configures and triggers them:
- AI text generation – uses the WordPress AI Client (WordPress 7.0+) with
the provider the site owner configured for the whole site. Only when that
is unavailable, and only if an administrator entered a fallback
OpenAI-compatible endpoint (base URL, own API key, model) in the plugin
settings, is the request sent to that endpoint instead. In both cases the
item title and a trimmed excerpt of its content are sent when an editor
runs AI generation. No provider, URL or key is bundled. The terms and
privacy policy of the provider the administrator chose apply. - Supplier price feeds – the plugin fetches a CSV from a URL the admin saved
in settings (sku, price, stock) when sync runs manually or on schedule. - Webhooks – after bulk operations, a short text summary (column, mode,
counts, editor name) is posted to a webhook URL the admin configured
(for example a Slack/Telegram bridge). - Image sideloading – images are downloaded from URLs an editor enters.
- Link checker – sends HEAD requests to the external links found in your
published content when an editor runs it. - MCP server – the plugin provides a REST endpoint for AI clients that
authenticate as a WordPress user with an Application Password; it calls
no external service itself.
No telemetry, tracking or advertising requests are made.
Support
Author: Raffi Hakobyan – https://raf.am – hakobyan@raf.am