About this plugin
Let visitors inspect your published page context and take it to their own AI assistant.
The plugin combines a Normal UI / Agents / Crawlers switch, public JSON and Markdown page mirrors, and current-page sharing controls. txt is one discovery output within that workflow.
Share with My Agent publishes readable, structured information from your WordPress content. Give assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini access to your offer, product details and next steps, while keeping your normal website available to visitors.
Inspect a page, then share it with your own assistant
- Virtual llms.txt: an index of eligible published content at your site root. An existing physical llms.txt is not overwritten.
- Structured page mirrors: public JSON and Markdown representations of eligible pages and posts.
- A separate agentic-sitemap.xml: links to the published pages and their machine-readable mirrors.
- Normal UI / Agents / Crawlers: visitors can switch between the original page, readable context, and an inspection of metadata and rendered content.
- Sharing controls: offer a dock, bar, badge, button or callout, with a shortcode for manual placement.
- Readability checks: a local score based on the title, summary, text length and headings. These are plugin checks, not feedback from an AI assistant.
- Connected reporting: aggregate endpoint reads by coarse crawler family, sharing activity and installation health.
Assistants decide whether to retrieve, use, cite or recommend your information. The plugin does not guarantee rankings, recommendations, traffic or sales. Reported agent families are inferred from request headers; they are not verified identities or a record of what an assistant said.
WooCommerce support
When WooCommerce is active and the store is public, product context includes names, descriptions, SKUs, categories, prices, currency and stock availability. Variable products include a price range and guidance to select product options.
Catalog and category mirrors include eligible products. Checkout guidance links shoppers to your normal cart and checkout; the plugin does not place orders or process payments. Customer records, orders, payment details and private carts are not published.
Prices and availability must be confirmed at checkout.
Free local features and optional service
Local publishing, WooCommerce context, all three viewing modes and sharing controls are free, with no account requirement, seven-day cutoff or plugin-imposed page quota. Eligible published pages, posts and products are included. Hidden, draft and password-protected content is excluded, as are WooCommerce account, cart and checkout page contents.
A Share with My Agent account is optional for hosted reporting and account services. Paid service plans may provide additional remote reporting; they do not unlock or restrict local publishing code. ai/plugins/wordpress for service information.
Telemetry and footer credit are off by default and can be enabled separately in settings. The optional Powered by link appears once alongside the automatic sharing control in the page footer, on any plan. txt, JSON, Markdown or manual shortcodes.
Existing broad credit settings do not opt users into this new footer-only choice. The automatic sharing widget is also off until enabled; manual shortcodes work without an account.
External services
ai/scan with your public
site URL and plugin referral tags after you click its disclosed button. The
service fetches public website content to generate the scan. Browser requests
expose IP addresses and HTTP headers. This button does not enroll you in email
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ai. The service provides account authorization, installation credentials, plan status, reporting and connected sharing functions.
Before connection, publishing and readability scans run in WordPress. Endpoint counters are recorded only while connected and after telemetry is explicitly enabled. Service requests begin when an administrator opens the connection flow or activates a Pro key; periodic reporting requires a saved installation token.
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- Connection: site URL, WordPress admin callback URL and random state in the authorization URL; the one-time authorization code, state and site URL in the exchange request to /api/integrations/wordpress/exchange.
- Pro activation: the activation key and site URL to /api/integrations/wordpress/license/activate.
- Status, reports and disconnection: a revocable installation token in the Authorization header to the WordPress integration API. The service returns access status, expiry, widget key and reporting data. Credentials are stored in WordPress options.
- Telemetry: batch identifier; event day, kind, coarse agent family, post ID, public post URL and count. Health data includes plugin version, WordPress version, whether WooCommerce is active, scanned-page count, average score, healthy/needs-work counts and enabled publishing/widget features. Only with telemetry enabled, batches are sent to /api/integrations/wordpress/telemetry during connected heartbeat or refresh activity. Scheduled activity is hourly and depends on WordPress cron.
- Widget events, only if connected and telemetry is enabled, are relayed through WordPress: event kind, site hostname, public widget key, placement and theme to /api/events. The visitor browser sends only the event kind and a WordPress nonce to the local WordPress AJAX endpoint; the server forwards the event. Events include widget display, open/click, copy, assistant opening and sharing. These requests can occur on display, before a visitor clicks the widget. Query strings and fragments are not included in the event path.
The WordPress telemetry payload does not include visitor IP addresses, cookies, email addresses or raw user-agent strings. However, ordinary network requests expose the sender’s IP address and standard HTTP headers to the receiving service. The widget relay originates from your WordPress server and does not forward visitor IP addresses, cookies or user-agent strings.
Opening the optional hosted scan creates a browser request from the administrator’s device. Do not interpret aggregate reporting as anonymous at the network level.
When a visitor chooses an assistant or a social-sharing destination, their browser opens that external service with the selected link/text where supported. Those destinations have their own policies. No assistant or social service is opened until the visitor chooses it.
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