For many real estate websites, IDX is one part of a larger WordPress stack. Content, plugins, forms, and ongoing maintenance all shape the experience.
That makes a small, well-curated tool directory useful. Instead of trying to list every AI product, we want to organize tools around practical website workflows.
A clearinghouse with context
A useful listing should explain who a tool is for, what it does, where to find the official source, and what setup it requires. It should also distinguish a released tool from an idea or an upcoming release.
Our directory starts with an early-access IDX Broker MCP and an early-access iHomefinder MCP. WordPress-related tools can join the collection as we review them. A submitted tool is a suggestion, not an automatic endorsement or an immediate public listing.
Suggest a tool or ask for one
You can contribute in two ways:
- Submit a tool: share its official URL, the workflow it serves, and your relationship to the project.
- Request a feature: explain the problem you want solved and which platform you use.
Submit a tool or request. Our initial community workflow uses GitHub, so posting and commenting require a GitHub account.
From tools to an AI concierge
As this collection grows, guidance will matter as much as discovery. An AI concierge could help people choose a tool, understand the setup, and develop a useful workflow.
That is a future direction, with potential connections to HowAgentsAI for education and guided help. There is no concierge service or training program being sold here today.
Keep the conversation going.
Ask a question, share a workflow, or add your perspective. Comments are public and hosted on GitHub; a GitHub account is required to post.
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