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Agents may hit cached pages, blocked well-known paths, theme markup, or plugin output that does not describe the site's intended public contract.
Give AI agents structured, read-only ways to understand your WordPress site without exposing admin-only paths or hoping a crawler guesses correctly. Validate the public contract through your real host and CDN before you publish it.
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Agents may hit cached pages, blocked well-known paths, theme markup, or plugin output that does not describe the site's intended public contract.
Making a site useful to agents should not mean exposing every form, route, selector, or admin-adjacent surface that happens to exist.
A local plugin check is not enough. Your public endpoints must survive the real host, cache, CDN, redirects, and security configuration agents will actually encounter.
Open for Agents creates structured WordPress discovery surfaces including REST endpoints, well-known files, llms.txt, and browser-runtime metadata.
Operator-facing diagnostics check that the surfaces agents see from the public web match what WordPress is configured to expose.
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Add Open for Agents to your WordPress site like any other plugin, then start from conservative read-only defaults.
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Review the public capabilities, safety flags, and generated discovery surfaces before anything becomes authoritative.
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Run diagnostics against the public URLs agents will use, including well-known paths, REST routes, and browser runtime output.
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Publish only the read-only surfaces you approve. Sensitive, high-risk, or uncertain capabilities stay private by default.
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Give agents a stable public contract and keep validating it as host configuration, caching, and plugin behavior change.
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Review the effective catalog, safety flags, and the next validation steps before you publish WebMCP.
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See built-in and discovered capabilities together with risk, confidence, auth, and status.
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Tier preview, diagnostics, and generated WebMCP output from one merged catalog.
Agent-readiness is a technical capability: agents can discover what your WordPress site intentionally exposes, and you can verify that contract end to end.
Content, navigation, taxonomy, and product catalog data can be made legible to agents through explicit read-only surfaces.
Diagnostics help catch blocked routes, stale cache behavior, missing well-known files, and CDN rules that would otherwise fail outside the WordPress admin.
The site owner chooses what is public. The goal is a clear contract, not broad exposure of every possible interaction.
Published sites can later opt into a reviewed directory of verified Open for Agents deployments.
Launch surfaces are designed around read-only discovery and validation. State-changing paths require explicit review and are not part of the default public story.
Public agent-readable surfaces are opt-in. If publishing is disabled, public endpoints should not pretend to be available.
Public endpoints stay closed until their storage, review, and privacy paths are configured.
Checks report what is present, missing, or blocked so operators can fix their setup before publishing.
You run a content operation and want agents to read the public site through an explicit, validated contract.
You manage multiple WordPress sites and need repeatable, explainable agent-readiness checks for client infrastructure.
You care about product and catalog data becoming legible to agents without skipping safety review.
You use WordPress inside a broader stack and want structured agent integration that can be tested like infrastructure.
Install the plugin, review the default surfaces, validate the public contract, and publish deliberately.
Read guideDefinitions for action types, risk levels, confidence, and auth flags.
Open referenceWhen to choose public minimal, standard, or private publishing tiers.
View tiersAnswers on Standard Tools, discovery scans, WooCommerce, compatibility, and data.
Read FAQOpen for Agents is built by Enoki Limited in New Zealand. We have been publishing on WordPress for 20 years. When AI agents started interacting with our sites in unpredictable ways, we built the tool we wished existed: specific, conservative, and testable.
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