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Post types, taxonomies, News, images, video, and HTML navigation. A serious sitemap engine with no feature paywall.
Explore sitemapsPeople search for answers. Machines retrieve facts. Agents need usable knowledge. Your WordPress site can serve all three.
CYBERMAPS supplies the discovery and knowledge layer: focused Markdown, a full content corpus, structured identity, and a concise briefing. Compatible agents can use that knowledge in a wider task. Orders and appointments require a connected commerce or booking service and the user’s authorization; CYBERMAPS is not the transaction engine.
Explore AI publications ↗From missing discovery files to connected publications. Here’s what changes when CYBERMAPS is configured.
| BEFOREDiscovery gaps | AFTERWith CYBERMAPS |
|---|---|
| Sitemaps A broken map Invalid XML leaves this discovery route unusable. | Sitemaps A clear route to your pages Valid sitemaps point crawlers to eligible content. |
| AI discovery No starting point No llms.txt guide to your site’s knowledge. | AI discovery Your knowledge, signposted A curated guide links key pages and publications. |
| Content retrieval Text buried in page markup Useful content sits among menus and theme code. | Content retrieval Clean content, ready to read Markdown gives compatible agents focused source text. |
Starting points vary by site. Discovery files help compatible consumers; they do not guarantee indexing or AI citations.
Explore the publications ↗Publishing, verification, and content intelligence belong in the same workflow. CYBERMAPS brings them together in standalone Core.
Post types, taxonomies, News, images, video, and HTML navigation. A serious sitemap engine with no feature paywall.
Explore sitemapsGive agents clean source content, a full content corpus, and a concise briefing. Make your knowledge easier to retrieve.
Explore AI publicationsCheck public delivery and protocol headers. Inspect recognized crawler activity that reaches WordPress. See what gets through.
Explore diagnosticsFind thin, aging, and media-light pages under your own rules. Save runs, compare findings, and build a focused improvement list.
Explore content reportsA real WordPress workspace for the full publishing operation. Configure outputs, inspect status, and move from a finding to an action.
See publication architecture, active outputs, and direct links to your discovery files.
Read the guide ↗10 plugin screens and reports · Select a thumbnail, then open the image to inspect it at full size.
Find the gaps. Pitch the work. Deliver the improvement. Show what changed.
Build a repeatable service around content planning, publication verification, and branded client reports. Your identity. Your deliverables. Your professional judgment.
Equip your agency ↗Because we’re building for where WordPress is going. WordPress 7.1 expands the native Abilities API with a shared public-discovery flag and new validation and execution hooks. That gives plugins a stronger foundation for exposing capabilities to external clients. CYBERMAPS builds on native WordPress abilities to keep its MCP, WebMCP, and API discovery interfaces connected to one shared system.
PHP 8.2 is our minimum runtime; PHP 8.3+ is recommended. Keeping a modern baseline means fewer compatibility layers and less time maintaining workarounds for old installations. We want that effort going into better discovery, cleaner publications, and new agent capabilities. We want to build on the bleeding edge of WordPress development—just like you.
Keep the metadata and editorial tools you trust. Use CYBERMAPS for its specialist discovery workflow. Choose one sitemap owner and coordinate overlapping schema output. Compare the workflows.
No. CYBERMAPS makes eligible content available in useful representations. Crawling, indexing, rankings, and citations remain decisions made by each consumer.
Yes. Publishing, diagnostics, and reporting are part of the standalone GPL plugin. Core has no licensing SDK, paid feature locks, or companion-plugin requirement for these workflows.
It observes relevant requests that reach WordPress. Traffic served directly by a CDN or web server can bypass PHP. Read the observation limits.
Yes. Publications use shared eligibility rules and configured exclusions. Private and password-protected content is excluded. Review your outputs before sharing them. Review eligibility.
WordPress 7.1+ and PHP 8.2+. Multisite uses dynamic delivery. Static publication requires a suitable writable root and compatible routing. Read the setup guide.
Advanced sitemaps. Focused AI publications. Real request intelligence.
One free WordPress plugin.
The WordPress.org release is pending.