Zero config
Reads what your site already publishes: JSON-LD, OpenGraph, <article>, RSS/Atom/JSON Feed, sitemaps, llms.txt and Pagefind. Works on Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, Eleventy, Next.js and plain HTML.
→search_posts({ query: "cms tokens" })
←{ count: 3, results: [ "Connecting a headless CMS: which tokens are safe…", … ] }
→get_citation({ url, quote: "every credential in their config is public" })
←{ found: true, quoteUrl: "…/headless-cms-tokens/#:~:text=…" }
//read-only · same-origin · Markdown, paged
Your blog, readable by AI agents.
agentprose gives every page of your site WebMCP tools that let AI agents search, read, outline and cite your posts. One script tag, zero config, read-only, about 10 KB.
Open source · MIT · v0.1.3 on npm
AI assistants increasingly answer from your site instead of sending people to it. Without tools they scrape your theme’s HTML and guess. With agentprose they call search_posts, get_post and get_citation, get clean Markdown back, and quote you with your link attached.
1 linescript tag, no build step
≈10 KBgzipped core, deferred
14 tools10 on by default, the rest opt-in
7 CMSsplus feeds, sitemaps, llms.txt
Built for content, not for actions
Full articles, paged
Agents get the whole post as Markdown, with sections and a table of contents. Long posts continue with next_offset; nothing is silently cut.
Citations you can check
get_citation confirms a quote really appears in the post and returns a text-fragment link that scrolls to and highlights it.
Safe by default
Every built-in tool is read-only and same-origin. Content is marked untrusted, management tokens are refused, and nothing is tracked unless you ask.
Any CMS
WordPress is detected automatically. Adapters for Ghost, Sanity, Contentful, Enonic, Strapi and Storyblok, plus proxy mode for private tokens.
Works in today's browsers
Native WebMCP where Chrome ships it, and the pinned, integrity-checked MCP-B polyfill everywhere else, so agents can find the tools now.
Install
Pick the way your site is built. Each path registers the same tools.
Paste into your layout’s <head>. That’s the whole install.
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/agentprose@0/dist/agentprose.min.js" defer></script>@0 follows every 0.x release. Pin an exact version if you review every change.
The same library served by agentprose Cloud, with agent analytics, hosted search and owner notes from a dashboard. Free for one site.
<script src="https://agentprose.cloud/v/0/agentprose.min.js" data-key="pk_your_site_key" defer></script>The pk_… key comes from your Cloud dashboard and is safe to publish. More
For apps with a bundler (React, Vue, Svelte, Next.js).
npm install agentproseimport { createAgentTools } from 'agentprose';
const tools = createAgentTools({ links: { subscribe: '/newsletter' } });// later, e.g. on unmount: tools.destroy();Install the agentprose plugin and activate it. It serves every file from your own site (no CDN), adds a settings page and shows administrators a 🔌 tool inspector. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you connect agentprose Cloud.
Let your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot) add agentprose the right way for your stack:
npx skills add webmaxru/agentproseThen ask it to “make this site readable by AI agents with agentprose”. More
Check what agents see
Open any page of your site with ?agentprose-inspect and the 🔌 inspector lists every tool and runs it, exactly as an agent would. Or ask the CLI from your terminal:
npx agentprose inspect https://your-blog.example/Pick your path
Add it to my siteFive-minute quick start for any blog or docs site.I run WordPressInstall the plugin, activate, done. Settings, Cloud and FAQ.My content is in a CMSGhost, Sanity, Contentful, Enonic, Strapi, Storyblok.Show me what agents doAgent analytics and hosted search with agentprose Cloud.
Let agents quote you correctly
agentprose is MIT licensed. The core, every tool, the CLI, all adapters and the WordPress plugin stay free.