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On a WordPress site that doesn't sell through WooCommerce, the plugins you've chosen decide most of what AI agents meet: SEO, security, caching, forms and page builders.
Checked against WordPress's documentation on October 26, 2026.
"Discourage search engines from indexing this site" in Settings › Reading adds a noindex tag to every page. Make sure it's unticked on your live site.
AgentScore checks: AI agents can open your product, pricing and cart pages
WordPress generates robots.txt; SEO plugins often take it over and some add AI crawler rules. Open /robots.txt and check AI assistants and AI search crawlers are allowed.
AgentScore checks: robots.txt lets AI assistants and search agents in
Security plugins and host firewalls often block by user agent, country or how bot-like traffic looks, which catches AI assistants. Allow verified agents, and keep CAPTCHAs to login and comment forms.
AgentScore checks: Bot protection lets AI agents through, No CAPTCHA or challenge on arrival
SEO plugins add Organization and Article structured data. Check there's one set, not two from different plugins, and that it names your business correctly.
AgentScore checks: Structured data describes your business and products
If people sign up, ask for a quote or book through your site, check every form field is labelled and the submit button has a clear name. CAPTCHAs on these forms stop agents acting for a person.
AgentScore checks: Form fields are labelled, Agents can find and press your add-to-cart or sign-up button
Some SEO plugins can generate one: Yoast SEO, for example, has an llms.txt option that keeps the file up to date.
AgentScore checks: llms.txt guide for AI
AgentScore runs these checks on your site in about a minute, free, and ranks what to fix first.
