WordPress + AI crawlers - what’s the first signal you actually measure?

Hey hunters 👋

We just launched LLMagnet on Product Hunt today.

Short version: most WordPress owners still optimize for Google, while ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini / Perplexity (and agents) are already crawling and summarizing the web.

Almost nobody can answer a simple question:

Which AI bots hit my site and can they actually understand the important pages?

That’s what we built into WordPress:

• track real AI crawler visits (which bots, which URLs)

• an AI Visibility Score

• keep llms.txt / llms-full.txt in sync with what you want models to read

• optional MCP so tools like ChatGPT / Claude / Cursor can talk to the site

Not “replace SEO.” Add visibility into a discovery layer that barely existed a few years ago.

Curious what this community thinks, especially WP / SEO / Woo folks:

If you could only measure ONE thing about AI discovery on your site first, what would it be?

1) which crawlers hit which pages

2) an overall AI Visibility Score

3) whether llms.txt is actually being read

4) something else (tell us)

We’re both makers and hanging around the launch thread today - happy to dig into real setups.

→ https://www.producthunt.com/products/llmagnet