Setup guides, extension references, and Magento + AI integration how-tos.
Magento can switch a carrier on or off and no more. Smart Shipping Method Rules decides which methods each destination sees, lets carriers compete on price, and shows the cheapest or the N cheapest instead of everything the carriers said.
Read →Magento hard-codes which image types the admin accepts, and WebP and AVIF are not among them – still not in 2.4.9. This extension makes them ordinary uploads across the whole admin and serves them from a plain img tag, with no theme changes.
Read →Magento Open Source roles govern what an admin may do, never where. Admin Role Access Control adds the missing dimension and enforces it on the server: grids, mass actions, direct URLs, the store switcher and reports all stop at the role's scope.
Read →Keeping Google Merchant Center in step with a catalogue is a weekly spreadsheet job that is always a day behind. Google Merchant Feed makes it a setting instead – a file Google fetches or a Merchant API v1 push, chosen per store view, on your own server.
Read →Magento checks that a shipping address is filled in; whether it exists is a question only the carrier can answer. FedEx Address Validation asks it at checkout, in the address book and on admin Create Order, and corrects what the carrier itself lets through.
Read →Adobe Commerce answers "who changed this" with its built-in Action Logs; Magento Open Source ships nothing comparable. Admin Activity Log records every admin change with a field-level before/after diff, plus login attempts and live session control.
Read →Magento writes its logs as free text into files on a container that will be replaced. Structured Logging sends the same records to standard output as JSON, ECS, Datadog, GELF or logfmt, so the collector you already pay for can index them.
Read →Every AI extension arrives with its own API key field, its own vendor lock and its own blind spot on cost. LLM Provider is the shared layer underneath them: your keys, your model choice, your spend log.
Read →Which tax identification number a buyer must give depends entirely on where they are. Checkout Tax ID Fields turns that into rules the checkout applies on its own.
Read →If your audit failed because a firewall or bot protection blocked our scanner, here's how to let it through – without lowering your security.
Read →Canonical methodology for E2E testing built around LLM agents: a four-layer code structure (lib / pages / tests / knowledge), a four-agent pipeline (analyzer → planner → generator → healer), an explicit environment contract, a curated knowledge layer, and the KB-saturation curve as the empirical signal that compounding has happened.
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