Sitewise for WordPress

Sitewise turns your existing pages into a chat assistant that answers visitors using only your own content — no hallucinated competitors, no off-brand advice. It also includes the original request-a-call-back form, so visitors who would rather talk can leave their number.

The plugin compiles your published content into a small knowledge corpus (the llms.txt / llms-full.txt pattern) and keeps it in sync as you publish and edit. A lightweight Cloudflare Worker answers questions strictly from that corpus, and falls back to your contact page when it does not know.

Note: the grounded chat assistant is in preview while we finish the hosted Worker. Out of the box the public floating widget is the request-a-call-back form (no Worker required). Once you connect a Worker and switch the front-end to chat mode, the same launcher becomes the assistant.

What you get

Request-a-call-back widget — a floating launcher (or inline [sitewise] shortcode) that lets visitors leave their number; submissions are stored in your dashboard and emailed to you. This is the default front-end widget today.

Grounded chat assistant (preview) — once a Cloudflare Worker is connected, the launcher answers from your pages only.

Self-maintaining corpus — rebuilt automatically when you publish, edit, trash, or delete content.

Public llms.txt files — so other AI agents can read your site too.

Hand-curation where it counts — an orientation block and an FAQ block you write once, plus a per-page “AI summary” box.

Request-a-call-back form — the original Call-Me-Back feature, rewritten clean. Use the [sitewise_callback] shortcode or the sidebar widget; submissions are stored in your dashboard and emailed to you.