Repeat-purchase rate is one of the few numbers that actually tells you whether the store is building something or just renting attention, and WooCommerce does not put it on a screen. Working it out by hand means exporting orders, deduping by customer, and counting who came back. This hands that arithmetic to the agent. It reads the orders and the customer list, does the counting, and tells you the rate plus who your best customers are.
Work out my repeat-purchase rate. Read only, no changes. Pull the customer listwith each one's order count and total spent, and read the orders across [thelast 6 months]. Tell me how many customers placed more than one order and whatshare of buyers that is, then rank my top [15] customers by total spent. Whileyou are in there, pull the best sellers for [that same window] so I can seewhat the repeat buyers are actually coming back for. Put the repeat rate at thetop and the customer table underneath.Why this is safe to run
This is three reads stitched into an analysis: the customer list, the orders, and the top-sellers report. None of them can create, edit, or delete a customer or an order, because every write in WooCommerce is a separate ability this recipe never calls. The customer list does return email addresses under the Integrations security disclaimer, so the readout is customer data and worth handling like any other export, but the agent cannot change a thing while it reads.
Already connected? Skip the paste. Ask your agent for the “repeat-purchase rate and best customers” recipe, or just ask it who your repeat buyers are, and it runs the same reads on your own store.