WordPress plugin
An agent is a job, a short list of tools and a schedule. It works through your comments, products or pages and puts each change it wants in an inbox, with its reason, for you to approve.
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How agents work
The same rules hold for the agents that come with the plugin and the ones you build.
An agent puts every change it wants in your inbox, beside what is there now and with its reason. Approve or reject it in one click.
Changes made with the plugin’s own tools can be undone, and Undo refuses if someone has edited the same thing since. Actions from other plugins cannot be undone, so they always wait for you.
An agent can use only the tools you switch on, and it runs with the permissions of the person who set it up. Comments and form entries reach it as data, never as instructions.
Your agents
Start from a ready-made agent or describe your own. Either way you see every tool before it runs.
The agent builder
Tell the builder what you want done. It asks a question or two, then drafts the agent with the safest setting for each tool. Nothing is created until you click Create agent, and it starts switched off.
One page per agent
Switch each tool on or off and choose whether it asks first. Every tool says whether it only reads, changes your site, or can be undone.
Insights and limits
The Insights tab counts chat conversations, questions your content had no answer for, requests for a person, agent runs and approvals, by day. Ask the Site Analyst about the numbers in plain words; it can look, never change anything.
Site chat
Free
Switch on the Site Assistant and a chat button appears on your site. It answers visitors from your published pages and posts and links the page it used. When it does not know, it says so, and the visitor can leave an email so the question reaches you with the conversation attached.
Knowledge and MCP
The plugin keeps an index of your published content, split into short passages, and updates it when you publish or edit. The site chat and your agents both search it.
Pro adds meaning-based search, so a question finds the right passage even when it uses different words. It uses your OpenAI connection and stays off until you start it from a cost estimate. Add documents and other post types too.
With the free MCP Adapter plugin, AI apps such as Claude or Cursor connect to your site with an Application Password. They can use the plugin’s tools, run your agents, and approve or undo changes in your inbox. A change an AI app asks for waits in the inbox like any other.
My Context Provider Pro
Pro adds a pack for each of these plugins. A pack appears only while its plugin is active, and every agent in it starts switched off.
Product Listing Fixer writes missing descriptions and image alt text. Product Review Moderator approves real reviews and catches spam. Low Stock Watcher tells you what is running out.
Meta Description Writer fills in missing descriptions from the page itself. Focus Keyphrase Checker finds pages without one.
404 Fixer looks at the missing addresses people hit most and proposes a redirect to the closest real page on your site.
Form Spam Triage marks junk entries and Weekly Lead Summary tells you who got in touch. Email addresses reach the AI as their domain only.
On a WooCommerce store, Commerce gives the site chat four more tools, so it can help shoppers as well as answer questions.
Pricing
Every plan has every pack and all updates. Pay yearly and two months are free. Staging and local copies of your sites do not count.
The agent packs and meaning-based search with documents.
One site you run yourself.
$10a month
Billed monthly
A few sites, or a blog beside your main site.
$29a month
Billed monthly
Client sites you look after.
$79a month
Billed monthly
Everything in Pro, plus the shop assistant for WooCommerce stores.
One WooCommerce store.
$39a month
Billed monthly
A few stores, or a store with sister sites.
$99a month
Billed monthly
Stores you run for clients.
$249a month
Billed monthly
Payments are handled by Stripe. You can change your plan or cancel at any time.
Getting started
It needs WordPress 7.0 or later and PHP 8.1 or later.
Under Settings, Connectors, add the provider you want, for example Anthropic or OpenAI, with your API key.
Open Agents, check Comment Moderator’s settings, switch it on and click Run now. Its proposals land in the inbox.
Install My Context Provider Pro and enter your licence key. The packs for your plugins appear under Suggested for your site.
Free
Pro adds
Commerce adds
Questions
No. The free plugin has no limits of its own, and you can build any agent the tools on your site allow. Pro adds the ready-made packs and meaning-based search with documents.
Only if you run a WooCommerce store and want the site chat to look up orders, suggest products and take cancellation requests. Commerce includes everything in Pro.
Agents and the site chat use the AI provider you connect in WordPress, at that provider’s prices. The Usage tab shows what each agent used, and the spending limits stop agents before they go past what you set.
Only if you set a tool that can be undone to Do it, I can undo. Tools that change something start on Ask me first, and actions that cannot be undone always ask.
When the licence ends, agents from the Pro packs pause and say why. The free plugin keeps working, and changes your agents already made stay as they are.
No. Local and staging copies (localhost, and addresses ending in .local, .test or .localhost or starting with staging.) do not count, up to ten per licence.
In your WordPress database. The free plugin does not contact any service of its own: agents send their requests to the AI provider you connect. Pro contacts our licence server to check your key and offer updates.
Start with the free plugin and Comment Moderator. Add Pro when you want the packs.
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