AutomateIndex

AutomateIndex is AI visibility infrastructure for the open web. This connector links a WordPress site to owner-approved AutomateIndex setup so it can publish reviewed machine-readable guidance and verify that the connector is working from the AutomateIndex dashboard.

The plugin is configured from an AutomateIndex account. After the site owner approves access, AutomateIndex can install the connector, save the site-specific settings, and run final Checks from the AutomateIndex dashboard. It is not a standalone generic file generator; it is the WordPress connector for an AutomateIndex site workflow.

What the connector can do:

• Serve owner-approved AutomateIndex visibility files such as robots.txt, llms.txt, and ai-catalog.json, plus related guidance files when enabled by the site owner.
• Provide AutomateIndex-managed machine-readable responses for approved automated requests.
• Send connector status and monitoring proof to AutomateIndex through a background WordPress cron event approximately every five minutes so the dashboard can verify setup without delaying public responses.

What the connector does not do:

• It does not promise or guarantee AI rankings, citations, traffic, indexing, or revenue.
• It does not place visible public credits or links on the front end.
• It does not block ordinary human visitors or normal search crawler access by default.

External service

This plugin connects to AutomateIndex at https://app.automateindex.com after the site owner configures the connector from an AutomateIndex account.

The external service is used to deliver owner-approved guidance file content, verify connector health, and support dashboard checks. When configured, a background WordPress cron event sends connector heartbeat proof approximately every five minutes. Depending on the enabled options, the plugin may send the AutomateIndex site ID, integration ID, plugin version, AutomateIndex-managed request path, response status, content type, user agent, referer, and an HMAC-hashed IP value for likely automated requests.

When optional AgentToll structured access is enabled, the plugin sends the requested public source URL to AutomateIndex. It may also forward incoming x402 V2 PAYMENT-SIGNATURE, x402 V1 X-PAYMENT, AutomateIndex payment-reference, and short-lived activation-probe headers so AutomateIndex can verify access and return the structured response. AgentToll payments, when enabled, settle directly to the publisher wallet; AutomateIndex does not custody, forward, or pay out those funds.

The raw provider secret is stored in WordPress options and is sent only to authenticate AutomateIndex API requests. The plugin does not intentionally send raw IP addresses.

AutomateIndex legal pages:

• Terms: https://www.automateindex.com/terms
• Privacy: https://www.automateindex.com/privacy