Live experiment, updated monthly
We Opened a Question Door
On 29 October 2026 we gave our website a question door. Ask it anything about us, in English or Bulgarian, and it answers only from our own pages, with links to the pages it used. AI assistants can use the same door through our MCP address.
Ask our website
The answer came from these pages
Answers come only from our own pages and can still be wrong, so the links are there to check them. We never store your question.
What did we build?
Cloudflare AI Search reads every page of our website, in both languages, and keeps a searchable copy of it. It reads the whole site again every six hours, so a new page or a changed price reaches the door the same day.
When you ask a question, it finds the parts of our pages that match and an AI model writes a short answer using only those parts. If our pages do not cover it, the door says so and points you to us instead of guessing.
Why a door and not a chatbot?
A chatbot will talk about anything, which is exactly the problem for a business: it can make up a price or a promise. The door only knows what we have published, it shows the pages every answer came from, and it is told never to guess a price, never to promise results and never to talk about anyone else's prices. It is our website answering, not a stranger.
Can AI assistants use it too?
Yes. The same index is open to AI assistants at wonderworksdesign.net/mcp. MCP is the common way AI assistants such as Claude connect to outside tools, and ours offers one tool, search, which hands back the parts of our pages that answer a question. It can only read, never change or send anything.
It sits next to the WebMCP tools we switched on the same day: WebMCP works inside Chrome while someone is on our website, and the MCP door works from anywhere.
Day one
- 13
real questions we asked it on 29 October 2026, in English and Bulgarian
- 13 of 13
answered from our own pages, or politely declined when our pages had no answer, checked against the pages
- 0
guessed prices, promised timelines or other companies' prices in those answers
- 3 to 4 sec
for an answer when asked one at a time; one question timed out when we sent twelve at the same moment
What do we keep?
Nothing about you. The question itself is never stored. We keep one number per day and language: how many questions were answered from our pages and how many found nothing, which tells us where our website has gaps. There is also a daily limit, so the door can never run up a bill.
What happens next?
Every month we will add what we learn here: how many questions the door answers, how often it finds nothing, and what we changed on our pages because of it.
If you want the same on your website, here is exactly how we did it, step by step, or we can build it for you as part of a website.