The hands behind the agent.
A small plugin that applies approved changes to your site, keeps a copy of everything it replaces, and clears your cache afterwards.
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Download
Get the plugin zip from Settings → WordPress in your OnPage Agent dashboard.
Upload and activate
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the zip and activate it.
Paste your key
Paste the connection key into Settings → OnPage Agent and save. The dashboard confirms the connection within seconds.
Specific operations, never free-form edits.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals
Written into Yoast or Rank Math when they run your head tags, otherwise output by the plugin.
Alt text
On the media library item and inside post content.
Links
Repairs broken links, skips redirect chains and adds internal links using words already on the page.
Headings
Removes extra H1s and keeps the visible title in step with refreshed titles.
Redirects and sitemaps
301 redirects for dead URLs and noindexed pages taken out of the sitemap.
Structured data
Per-page JSON-LD, built from what is visible on the page.
New sections and pages
Refresh sections, new articles and programmatic pages, with hub pages created for nested URLs.
Site-wide optimizations
15 switches for speed and crawl hygiene, applied at render time without rewriting files.
Your site stays yours.
Signed, single-use requests
HMAC-SHA256 over the timestamp, method, route and body. Anything older than five minutes or replayed is refused.
Exact rollback
Content edits are stored as fragment pairs, so undoing one change never touches another. Normal WordPress revisions are kept too.
Pause any time
The pause switch blocks every change until you turn it back on.
No partial surprises
If one item in a change can’t be applied, the rest still go through and the change log says which one needs a hand.
Cache cleared for you
WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, WP Fastest Cache, Breeze, SiteGround, WP Engine, Kinsta, Nginx Helper, Autoptimize and object caches.
Clean uninstall
Deleting the plugin removes its settings and change history. Content edits stay as normal WordPress content; redirects, schema and tags the plugin outputs itself stop with it.