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Debug mode

Free

Enable verbose logging and stack traces for troubleshooting.

Enable debug mode

StoreMCP → Settings → Advanced → Debug mode → On

While debug mode is on:

  • Error responses include stack traces
  • Every tool call writes a line to wp-content/storemcp.log
  • Request/response bodies are logged (be careful — may contain PII)
Don't leave debug mode on in production

Sensitive data may end up in logs. Turn it off once you've diagnosed the issue.

WordPress debug

For issues that seem to be in WordPress itself, enable WP_DEBUG in wp-config.php:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);

Errors go to wp-content/debug.log.

Request tracing

Every StoreMCP request has a unique X-StoreMCP-Request-Id. Include this ID when filing a support ticket — we can look it up immediately in your activity log.

Bug reports

If you've hit a real bug, open an issue: github.com/storemcp/store-mcp/issues. Include:

  1. StoreMCP version
  2. WordPress + WooCommerce versions
  3. PHP version
  4. The request ID
  5. Minimal reproduction steps
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