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Site Answers – MCP Server, llms.txt & AI Crawler Log
A read-only MCP server for AI agents, plus llms.txt, Markdown pages and a log of which AI crawlers read your site. No account, no external service.
Site Answers ranks #56,502 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Oct 23, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Site Answers – MCP Server, llms.txt & AI Crawler Log
It is a proposed convention — like robots.txt or sitemap.xml, but written for large language models. A single Markdown file at /llms.txt that tells an AI assistant what a site contains, in a form it can read without wading through navigation, adverts and scripts. It is young and not every AI engine reads it yet, which is exactly why it costs almost nothing to publish one now.
At /llms.txt on your site, and the Overview screen links straight to it.
The companion to llms.txt. Instead of a list of links, it holds the full text of every page llms.txt lists, as Markdown, in one file at /llms-full.txt. Each page starts with its title and a Source: line with its address. It leaves out exactly what llms.txt leaves out — drafts, private and password-protected posts, and pages marked "noindex" — and stops at 5 MB. On a large site the first visit may not include every page yet: pages are converted a few at a time so the file never times out, and the file says so when that happens.
Almost always because Settings → Reading → "Discourage search engines from indexing this site" is switched on. Site Answers honours that: if you have asked search engines to stay away, it does not publish an index of your content on your behalf. The Overview screen tells you when this is the reason. Switch that setting off and the file appears immediately. If that setting is already off, something else is probably answering at that address: a static llms.txt file in your site's root folder, or another plugin that publishes one. Site Answers steps aside for both rather than fight over the address, and the Overview screen names whichever it is.
GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User (OpenAI); ClaudeBot, Claude-User and anthropic-ai (Anthropic); PerplexityBot and Perplexity-User (Perplexity); Google-Extended and GoogleOther (Google); CCBot (Common Crawl); Bytespider (ByteDance); Amazonbot (Amazon); Applebot-Extended (Apple); Meta-ExternalAgent (Meta); cohere-ai (Cohere); DuckAssistBot (DuckDuckGo); YouBot (You.com); and Diffbot. Google-Extended and Applebot-Extended are robots.txt names only: Google and Apple fetch pages with their ordinary crawlers and use these names to let you opt out of AI training. They can be blocked in Settings, but they never appear in the visit log.
Add .md to the end of its address. A post at https://example.com/hello-world/ is also served at https://example.com/hello-world.md. The HTML page carries a Link: <…>; rel="alternate"; type="text/markdown" header pointing at it, which is how an automated reader is meant to discover it. Drafts, private posts, password-protected posts and anything you have marked "noindex"
also carries X-Robots-Tag: noindex and a canonical link back to the real page, so it
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard AI assistants use to connect to tools and data. Site Answers turns your site into a read-only MCP server: Go to Site Answers → AI Agents (MCP) and make a token. Give it a name you will recognise, such as "Claude on my laptop". Copy the token straight away: it is shown once, and only a fingerprint of it is kept. Give your agent the MCP server address shown on that screen and send the token as Authorization: Bearer . The screen has a ready-made Claude Code command and a JSON block for clients such as Cursor and VS Code that take an address and headers. The agent then has four tools: search_content (search your posts and pages), get_post (read one in full, as Markdown, by id or address), list_recent (the newest content) and get_site_info (your site's name, language, content types and llms.txt address).
No. There are no write tools: the code to create, edit or delete anything does not exist in this plugin, so there is nothing a token, a bug or a setting could switch on. A token can only read, and only published content; revoking it stops it on its very next call.
The published content of the types ticked in Settings, with no password. While Leave out pages marked "noindex" by my SEO plugin is ticked, as it is by default, those pages are left out too. Drafts, private posts and password-protected posts are never reachable, even through an administrator's agent. The siteanswers_llms_txt_exclude_post and siteanswers_mcp_exclude_post filters withhold any other post in code. That is the same kind of content llms.txt lists, but all of it: llms.txt lists only the newest pages, up to the number set in Settings, while an agent can search and read every page of those types, not only the newest ones. The MCP server also stays open when llms.txt