The signal
Start with the question your site could not answer
Zero-result searches are concrete signs that visitors asked for something the site could not answer. The plugin records that signal as a content-demand candidate and exposes it through MCP abilities, so an AI client can work from a real gap instead of a broad guess about what to publish.
The candidate is a decision input, not an automatic publishing instruction. The WordPress operator decides whether to address the topic in the content plan, defer it, or investigate it further.
Searches are aggregated by normalized term hash. Email-like searches are reduced to their domain, so full email addresses are not stored.
Supported operations
Work with the candidate record
List candidate records
Update one candidate
A practical review route
Turn the signal into an editorial choice
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Inspect the demand
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Choose the response
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Update the record
Required foundation
Prepare the MCP candidate surface
WordPress 6.9 or newer
WordPress Abilities APIRequired
PHP 8.0 or newerRequired
WordPress MCP AdapterRequired
MCP Expose AbilitiesNext step
Download MCP Abilities – Content Demand
Choose the download when your WordPress content plan needs an AI client to work from unanswered search demand. After the required foundation is in place, the client can use the exposed candidate surface to begin with a real zero-result question and keep any record change tied to that candidate.
