GOMAX speaks the full Model Context Protocol - not just tools, but Resources an AI can read and Prompt templates it can follow - so any connected assistant understands your site before it acts.
What it is
The Model Context Protocol has three building blocks: Tools (things an AI can do), Resources (read-only data an AI can read) and Prompts (reusable task templates). GOMAX's authenticated MCP server now provides all three, which makes it a first-class citizen alongside the official WordPress MCP Adapter and lets connected assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Codex) work with less guessing.
How it works
When an AI connects to the GOMAX MCP endpoint, it can list and read Resources: gomax://site-info (your business name and tagline), gomax://capabilities (exactly what the connecting token is allowed to do) and gomax://llms (your llms.txt guide). It can also list and fetch Prompts - guided templates such as site_overview, publish_post and seo_audit - so it follows the right steps for a task. Combined with the run tool, the assistant reads context first, then acts within its granted scope.
How to use it
Connect an AI over MCP (see the Connect guide). Then ask it to read gomax://capabilities and use the site_overview prompt before working - it will orient itself automatically.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Resource and a Tool?
A Resource is read-only data the AI can read (like your site info or capabilities). A Tool performs an action. Prompts are reusable templates that guide the AI through a task.
Do Resources expose private data?
No. They expose your business name/tagline, the connecting token's allowed capabilities, and your public llms.txt - all safe, and the token still governs what can actually be done.
Which AIs support this?
Any MCP client, including ChatGPT custom connectors, Claude and Codex.
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