See how the same WordPress task works for people and agents

Storefront walkthrough

Follow a product search, cart change, and Undo

Choose each step to compare what the visitor sees, what Core publishes, and how the Assistant presents the same reviewed boundary. This walkthrough uses a recorded demo journey, so you can explore every step without changing your cart.

{ "query": "mug", "availability": "available" }

{ "id": 22, "name": "Signal Mug", "price": 18.00, "availability": "in_stock" }

{ "product_id": 22, "quantity": 1 }

{ "cart_items": 0, "total": "0.00" }

What the site owner controls

Core publishes the tools you approve; the Assistant stays optional

Open for Agents Core finds supported WordPress tools and gives the owner a clear process for reviewing and publishing them.

1. 01

   Discover the capabilities already present in WordPress.

2. 02

   Review what each capability reads, returns, or changes.

3. 03

   Govern its access, approval, and publication boundaries.

4. 04

   Publish only the tools the owner has approved.

5. 05

   Validate the result through the public website.

Try the Assistant in the official demos. We provide it directly for selected projects; there is no public download or self-service plan yet.

WordPress, Shopify, and Any-Web

Choose the product that fits your website

What to know today

What the current products do not do

Open for Agents keeps checkout, payment, order placement, authentication, and sensitive account actions under human control. An approved tool does not let an agent bypass the site's security or the visitor's approval. Open for Agents is independent: compatibility references do not imply endorsement by Chrome, Google, Shopify, WordPress, or any standards body.

Try it yourself

Try the live Storefront Assistant

The live demo lets you repeat the WordPress journey yourself: current WooCommerce discovery, a reviewed cart proposal, visitor approval, a visible change, and Undo.