# CYBERMAPS briefing CYBERMAPS is a free WordPress plugin that helps search engines find your pages, gives AI tools readable content and structured business information, and shows you where your content needs work. ## Benefits - Search discovery: publish XML sitemaps with supported image, video, and News information, plus HTML sitemaps for visitors. - AI publishing: turn eligible WordPress content into Markdown, llms.txt, full-content publications, concise briefings, and structured business information. - Content improvement: find pages below your content thresholds, overdue for review, or missing media; compare saved reports after making changes. - Client reporting: add your branding to reports and show clients the findings you resolved and the work still worth doing. - Efficient delivery: use caching and optional static publishing to reduce repeated generation of supported outputs. - Publishing control: choose what to publish, keep useful editorial tools, and coordinate sitemap and schema ownership. ## Getting started The whole plugin is free under GPL-2.0-or-later. Requires WordPress 7.1+ and PHP 8.2+. No external AI subscription is needed to generate publications. Free and available now. WordPress.org listing awaiting approval. Follow the [installation guide](https://cybermaps.dev/docs/getting-started/), review Guided Setup, inspect your publications, and run your first content report. Technical reference snapshot: 8.0.2. ## Source guide ### Help search and AI understand your WordPress site Help search engines find your pages, give AI tools readable information, and find content to improve with the free CYBERMAPS WordPress plugin. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/ ### About CYBERMAPS The WordPress experience and design decisions behind CYBERMAPS, from advanced sitemaps to useful AI publishing. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/about/ ### Notes on a discoverable web Practical ideas for publishing useful content for search, AI retrieval, and the people behind them. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/blog/ ### Your next customer might ask AI first Customers ask longer questions now. Give them better answers with useful pages, strong sitemaps, and WordPress content that AI tools can read. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/blog/google-ai-search-shift/ ### Your website’s AI cheat sheet: Meet llms-tldr.txt Your most useful pages should be easy to find. Here’s why CYBERMAPS offers a compact site briefing, what goes into it, and how to put it to work. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/blog/llms-tldr/ ### CYBERMAPS is now in open beta Try advanced WordPress sitemaps, useful AI publications, branded client reports, and delivery diagnostics in the free CYBERMAPS open beta. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/blog/open-beta/ ### CYBERMAPS release notes Review the changes in CYBERMAPS 8.0.2 and previous releases. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/changelog/ ### CYBERMAPS vs. Rank Math, Yoast & AIOSEO Publish. Verify. Improve. One complete WordPress discovery engine—with News and video sitemaps, AI publications, delivery checks, and branded reports included in the free plugin. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/comparison/ ### The CYBERMAPS field guide Set up, publish, verify, and improve. Source-grounded documentation for CYBERMAPS 8.0.2. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/ ### AI Configuration Briefs and backups Preview bounded configuration changes, preserve private backups, and use exact versioned schemas. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/ai-configuration/ ### Configuration backup and migration Understand configuration roots, private backups, and safe settings exchange. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/configuration/ ### Developer reference and release inventory Explore the exact 8.0.2 endpoint, setting, CLI, and configuration inventory. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/developer-reference/ ### Complete plugin endpoint reference Generated inventory of Cybermaps publications, robots.txt, sitemap families, REST routes, and optional MCP Adapter transport. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/endpoints/ ### Extension and lifecycle reference Build separate extensions using the plugin’s documented lifecycle and integration contracts. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/extension-api/ ### Getting started with CYBERMAPS Install, complete Quick Setup, and verify your first WordPress publications. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/getting-started/ ### Troubleshooting and security Diagnose delivery, permissions, cleanup, and operational boundaries. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/lifecycle-security-troubleshooting/ ### AI publishing and Markdown Configure llms.txt, literal content, feeds, discovery manifests, and retrieval publications. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/machine-publications/ ### MCP and browser agent tools Install WordPress MCP Adapter, enable read-only Cybermaps connections, and reconnect clients upgrading from 7.x. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/mcp/ ### Choose what gets published Understand the shared eligibility rules that keep private and excluded content out of public outputs. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/publication-eligibility/ ### Content intelligence reports Create saved measurements, focused action lists, and printable client reports. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/reports/ ### REST API, WP-CLI, and integrations Work with public resources, private operations, CLI commands, and publishing integrations. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/rest-cli/ ### Identity, schema, and crawler policy Publish factual identity and service catalogs, and configure crawler preferences. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/robots-identity-services/ ### Public website agent API Search and read published CYBERMAPS website pages through bounded REST and MCP tools. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/site-api/ ### XML, News, RSS, and HTML sitemaps Configure sitemap ownership, eligible content, media discovery, and the HTML sitemap shortcode. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/sitemaps/ ### Static File Engine Choose dynamic delivery, essential compatibility files, or full eligible static publication. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/static-file-engine/ ### Diagnostics and crawler analytics Read delivery evidence, recognized crawler observations, and privacy controls correctly. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/status-analytics/ ### Publication verification checklist Verify public retrieval, body validity, routing, and headers after configuration changes. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/docs/verification/ ### Download CYBERMAPS Get the free CYBERMAPS WordPress plugin. Download the official plugin ZIP, check requirements, and follow the installation steps. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/downloads/ ### Make your WordPress content easier to find and use See how CYBERMAPS helps search engines find your pages, gives AI tools readable information, and shows you content worth improving. One free plugin. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/features/ ### Privacy and service disclosures Understand this website’s public tools and the separate privacy controls in the WordPress plugin. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/privacy/ ### Find what to improve. Show clients what changed. CYBERMAPS reports help SEO professionals find work, document improvements, and create branded proof clients can understand. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/professionals/ ### Plan content work from evidence Turn saved content measurements into a focused, reviewable editorial backlog. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/professionals/content-planning/ ### Branded reports clients can use Add your professional identity and export clear, repeatable client deliverables. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/professionals/report-branding/ ### Installation and troubleshooting help Find setup guidance, diagnostics, and safe ways to prepare a CYBERMAPS support request. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/support/ ### Publishing architecture, explained Understand shared eligibility, static delivery, and the protocols behind CYBERMAPS. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/tech/ ### Protocols with clear boundaries Separate established standards, draft discovery formats, and optional agent capabilities. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/tech/adp-protocol/ ### How the budgeted briefing works Read the LLMS-TLDR pipeline, selection policy, and token-estimation limits. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/tech/llms-tldr-whitepaper/ ### A consistent map of eligible content Connect sitemap outputs with shared publication rules and structured identity. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/tech/semantic-sitemaps/ ### Static delivery without losing ownership Understand static publication modes, safe reconciliation, and public response parity. Source: https://cybermaps.dev/tech/static-bridge/