Agentsfeed 1.4.0: Agentic Commerce Passport for PrestaShop

Agentic commerce needs more than a product feed

AI shopping is moving from product discovery toward commerce flows. A store needs to be readable, but it also needs to explain how agents can discover capabilities, inspect catalog data, prepare carts, and respect checkout boundaries.

Agentsfeed 1.4.0 adds Agentic Commerce Passport for that layer.

It is available since 1.4.0 as an ACP-first readiness feature for PrestaShop stores preparing for the open Agentic Commerce Protocol.

What Agentic Commerce Passport adds

The new Passport section turns ACP readiness into something a merchant can inspect from the module admin.

It covers public discovery, ACP feed generation, product and variant validation, cart readiness, MCP transport status when available, supported currencies and locales, last generation time, endpoint links, cron guidance, and top validation issues.

The goal is not to replace the existing Agentsfeed feed. The original feed still serves paginated catalog, category, content, MCP, and agent discovery flows. ACP is a separate bundle for clients that expect ACP-style discovery and feed artifacts.

Public ACP discovery

Agentsfeed now publishes a public ACP discovery document at:

/.well-known/acp.json

That document exposes stable public information such as protocol name, version, base URL, transports, capabilities, currencies, locales, and feed links.

It does not expose admin secrets or write tokens.

ACP feed bundle

Agentsfeed 1.4.0 can generate these ACP feed files:

• /module/agentsfeed/acp/metadata.json
• /module/agentsfeed/acp/products.jsonl
• /module/agentsfeed/acp/products.jsonl.gz
• /module/agentsfeed/acp/manifest.json

The bundle maps existing Agentsfeed product data into stable ACP product and variant objects. Product IDs use stable values such as product-{id_product}. Variant IDs use product-{id_product}-combination-{id_product_attribute}, or product-{id_product}-default when a product has no combinations.

The manifest records counts, timestamps, file URLs, checksums, and validation summaries so merchants can see what was generated.

Validation without platform lock-in

Agentic Commerce Passport validates ACP readiness first.

Hard errors cover issues such as missing product or variant IDs, duplicate IDs, missing titles, invalid URLs, missing prices, invalid currencies, missing availability, and products without variants.

Warnings cover weaker catalog signals such as missing descriptions, images, categories, barcodes, seller name, policy links, out-of-stock variants, missing variant URLs, and missing locale or currency mapping.

Brand and manufacturer are warnings, not global ACP errors. They may matter for specific shopping channels, but they are not treated as ACP-breaking fields.

Cart handoff stays safe

Agentic Commerce Passport can advertise cart readiness when safe PrestaShop cart handoff is available.

That means agents may prepare a cart and return a normal PrestaShop checkout URL. It does not mean the agent completes payment, creates an order, or bypasses the merchant checkout.

Checkout sessions are not advertised as complete until create, retrieve, update, cancel, and payment completion can be safely implemented and verified.

Cron generation for larger catalogs

Large stores should not rely only on manual feed generation from the browser.

Agentsfeed 1.4.0 includes a protected ACP cron route so merchants can regenerate the feed bundle on a schedule:

/module/agentsfeed/acp/cron

The admin shows the command format with the ACP token. The public discovery and feed files remain read-only, while cron and write actions stay protected.

OpenAI and ChatGPT remain channel-specific

ACP is an open protocol layer. Implementing ACP does not automatically list a store in every AI platform.

OpenAI product feed onboarding in ChatGPT currently requires approved partner access. Agentsfeed can help prepare compatible catalog data, but it does not submit products to OpenAI, guarantee approval, or claim official partner status.

That boundary is important. Agentic Commerce Passport is the primary feature. OpenAI and ChatGPT readiness is an optional channel advisory.

What merchants get in 1.4.0

For PrestaShop merchants, the practical outcome is simple:

1. Publish a public ACP discovery document.
2. Generate ACP-compatible feed files.
3. Validate product and variant readiness.
4. Keep cart handoff inside PrestaShop.
5. Use cron for larger catalogs.
6. Treat AI platform onboarding as a separate channel step.

Agentsfeed 1.4.0 makes ACP readiness inspectable instead of implied.