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Search metadata and AI discovery, in one lightweight WordPress plugin.
Give each public post or page a clear search title, useful description, canonical URL and indexing preference. The optional local SEO editor includes a search-result preview, works with the normal WordPress publishing workflow, and requires no external service, account or API key.
Alongside search SEO, publish llms.txt, clean Markdown, discovery files and structured public content for AI/SI assistants. Your public agent endpoints remain read-only. Draft, private and password-protected content stays excluded.
One SEO output owner. Standalone rendering is off until you enable it. When a supported SEO plugin is active, Agentic Optimization automatically yields instead of adding competing tags. It reads reviewed provider settings for discovery and leaves their metadata untouched. Native WordPress title, canonical and robots output is reused; the plugin adds one description when it owns output.
Features in the free plugin:
Optional local search-title, description, canonical and noindex editing on posts, pages and public custom content types
Local search-result preview with no external generation or tracking request
Normal WordPress edit/publish permissions and object-specific save protection
Core sitemap exclusions for noindex, protected content and custom canonical destinations when standalone mode is active
Automatic output ownership detection for Yoast SEO, Rank Math, AIOSEO, SEOPress, The SEO Framework and Site Manager standalone SEO; developer hooks for other renderers
Effective noindex settings from WordPress and reviewed Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO and SEOPress readers
Fresh eligibility checks before reusing discovery caches, including metadata-only updates
Root-level llms.txt
Optional root-level llms-full.txt
Optional /.well-known/ai.txt and /ai.txt guidance for AI-agent discovery
Root-level agent-sitemap.xml
Optional WordPress robots.txt enhancement with discovery hints
Optional AI-agent user-agent routing from public content pages to the markdown view
Optional public URL format switcher with ?vwao_view=markdown, json, html, or clean
Optional agent sitemap mode that lists public markdown variant URLs such as ?vwao_agent=1
Public REST search, content, markdown, comments, categories, tags, and site info endpoints
Read-only MCP endpoint with search, content, comments, taxonomy, and site info tools
Optional WordPress 6.9+ Abilities for public search, markdown, site info, public taxonomy/comments, and discovery endpoint reads
Optional exposure of those abilities through the official WordPress MCP Adapter when installed separately
Hard request caps and transient-based rate limiting
Privacy-friendly analytics with aggregate counts and hashed IP logs only
Admin-managed site description and site details for llms.txt context
SEO-aware content exclusion hooks for common noindex patterns
Extension points for future add-ons and custom integrations
Formatter and admin hooks for add-ons that extend post type coverage or editorial agent overrides
The plugin is intentionally conservative:
Public agent APIs remain read-only; local SEO editing stays in the authorized WordPress editor
Public content only in agent endpoints
No drafts, private content, or pending comments
Comments exposure disabled by default
Standalone SEO rendering and MCP disabled by default
WordPress Abilities registration and MCP Adapter exposure disabled by default
Analytics disabled by default
External Services
This plugin generates agent-optimized discovery files and sitemaps using standard XML formats.
Sitemaps.org XML Schema
The agent-sitemap.xml output uses the standard sitemap XML namespace (http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9) and a custom extension URN namespace (urn:videowhisper:agentic:1.0). These are identifier strings embedded in locally generated XML documents only. No data is transmitted to external services when the sitemap file is generated or served.
sitemaps.org protocol reference: https://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html
