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How to Rewrite WooCommerce Product Descriptions in Bulk with Claude or ChatGPT (in Small, Reviewed Batches)

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Most WooCommerce catalogues have the same problem hiding in them. The first fifty products got real descriptions because someone cared at launch. The next few hundred got the supplier's two lines, a copy of the product title, or nothing at all. Nobody plans to fix them, because opening products one by one in wp-admin is a week of tabs. AI looks like the obvious answer, and store owners are trying it.

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