Orzaqo

Publishing a file once is not the same as being listed. Each AI shopping surface accepts products on its own terms, and a product that satisfies one can be refused by another for a field the merchant never knew mattered. Orzaqo checks your catalog against those rules and keeps it republished as the catalog changes. Two examples of what that means in practice: Google requires a brand on new products and refuses them without one, while Perplexity keys product identity on GTIN — a product with no GTIN does not appear alongside the same item from other stores at all. Orzaqo tells you which of your products each destination would refuse, and why, before you find out from missing traffic. The plugin's job is delivery and evidence. It serves the artifacts Orzaqo generates — llms.txt, robots.txt, sitemaps and your product feed — from your own domain rather than a third-party URL, and it records which AI crawlers actually fetched them, so "are we being read?" has an answer rather than a guess. The plugin is thin by design: all publishing, structured-data generation, and analytics run on Orzaqo's servers and improve automatically, without a plugin update. The plugin only delivers those artifacts on your domain and reports crawler activity — it stores no credentials beyond a single Orzaqo API key obtained at connect time. An Orzaqo account is required. The plugin delivers artifacts generated by the Orzaqo service and cannot function without it. See "External Services" below for exactly what is sent and when.

1. Upload and activate the plugin.
2. Go to Settings -> Orzaqo.
3. Paste the pairing code from your Orzaqo dashboard and click Connect.

To point the plugin at a non-production Orzaqo API (e.g. local development), define ORZAQO_API_BASE in your wp-config.php.

0.1.5

• Readme: "External Services" now lists everything the plugin sends and stores, including attributed-order totals, on-site search text and the storefront assistant script.
• Uninstalling now removes every setting, queue and cache the plugin creates.
• Crawler detection recognises Claude-SearchBot.

0.1.4

• Settings: the Orzaqo screen now tells you when a new version is available, with a link to WordPress's own updater.
• Settings: one click turns on WordPress automatic updates for Orzaqo, so fixes reach your store as soon as they ship. You can turn it off on the Plugins screen.

0.1.3

• robots.txt: Orzaqo now adds its sitemap to your existing robots.txt instead of replacing it. Rules from WordPress, WooCommerce and SEO plugins such as Yoast are kept.
• robots.txt: nothing is added when your site is set to discourage search engines.
• robots.txt: the sitemap reference now points at your own domain.

0.1.2

• The settings screen now links to your Orzaqo account, and to account creation if you do not have one. It previously asked for a pairing code without saying where to get one.

0.1.1

• The assistant now paints your own colour on its first frame instead of briefly showing a default one.
• Only published products are read, as this page has always said — drafts are no longer requested.
• Artifact responses carry an explicit content type chosen by the plugin, and X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff.
• Orzaqo's own requests identify themselves, so they are no longer counted as crawler traffic on your store.

0.1.0

• Initial release: one-click connect (pairing code), on-domain artifact delivery, and AI-crawler sensing.