Supported Platforms

Goldnat works with any website that implements the Servio protocol. Nine platforms have ready-made plugins; custom sites can implement the protocol directly.

At a Glance

Most platforms offer a free plugin with read-oriented tools and a paid tier that adds write and admin actions. Tool counts below are the number of distinct tools each plugin exposes.

Platform	Free plugin	Paid tiers	Browse
WordPress	5 tools	Pro (6), WooCommerce (17), Elementor	wordpress
XenForo	7 tools	Pro (66)	xenforo
Discourse	29 tools	Moderator	discourse
Drupal	27 tools	—	drupal
Ghost	15 tools	Members (21)	ghost
Moodle	13 tools	Student (17), Teacher (15)	moodle
Shopify	14 tools	—	shopify
NodeBB	7 tools	Admin (5)	nodebb
PrestaShop	4 tools	Marketing (8)	prestashop

Installation guides, pricing, and the current tool list for each plugin live on plugins.goldnat.ai. This page covers what you need once a plugin is installed and you are connecting the site to Goldnat.

Tool Naming

Tools are namespaced per plugin, not per platform. One platform can expose several namespaces: the free XenForo add-on ships both xenforo.* and translation.*, its Pro add-on uses xenforo_pro.*, and the WooCommerce extension for WordPress uses woocommerce.* rather than wordpress.*.

xenforo.searchThreads
translation.translate
xenforo_pro.createThread
woocommerce.searchProducts

When a site is connected to Goldnat, the platform prefixes each tool with the site slug, so the name you see in an allow/deny list looks like example_com_xenforo_searchThreads. Use that full form when writing tool permission patterns.

WordPress

Detail	Value
Integration	Servio Plugin
Installation	WordPress plugin directory or manual upload
Config	wp-admin > Settings > Servio
Manifest	Auto-generated at /.well-known/servio.json
Auth	Bearer token or OAuth 2.0

Available Tools

The free plugin exposes five read tools under wordpress.*:

Tool	Description
wordpress.searchPosts	Search posts by keyword
wordpress.getPost	Retrieve a single post by ID
wordpress.searchPages	Search pages by keyword
wordpress.getPage	Retrieve a single page by ID
wordpress.getCurrentUser	Identify the authenticated user

Content creation and media uploads are in the Pro plugin (6 tools). WooCommerce ships as a separate extension with 17 tools under its own woocommerce.* namespace, and Elementor as a further extension — see the WordPress plugin page.

Setup Steps

1. Install the plugin from the WordPress plugin directory.
2. Activate it in wp-admin > Plugins.
3. Go to Settings > AI Connect to find your manifest URL and OAuth client definitions.
4. Copy the manifest URL into Goldnat (or any MCP client).
5. Approve access through the OAuth screen on your site.

XenForo

Detail	Value
Integration	AI Connect Addon
Installation	Upload via XenForo admin panel
Config	Admin > AI Connect > Settings
Manifest	/.well-known/servio.json
Auth	Bearer token or OAuth 2.0

Available Tools

The free add-on exposes seven tools across two namespaces:

Tool	Description
xenforo.searchThreads	Search forum threads
xenforo.getThread	Retrieve a thread with its posts
xenforo.searchPosts	Search posts across the forum
xenforo.getPost	Retrieve a single post
xenforo.getCurrentUser	Identify the authenticated user
translation.translate	Translate text
translation.getSupportedLanguages	List available translation languages

The Pro add-on adds 66 tools under xenforo_pro.* — thread and post creation and editing, locking, moving, tagging, polls, reactions, conversations, attachments, alerts, and node administration. See the XenForo plugin page for the full list.

Setup Steps

1. Download the add-on.
2. Upload via Admin > Add-ons > Install/upgrade from archive.
3. Configure exposed tools in Admin > AI Connect.
4. Set up authentication.
5. Manifest auto-generated at the well-known path.

Drupal

Detail	Value
Integration	Servio Module
Installation	Composer or manual upload
Config	Admin > Configuration > Servio
Manifest	/.well-known/servio.json
Auth	Bearer token or OAuth (via Drupal OAuth module)

Available Tools

Tool	Description
search_content	Search nodes (articles, pages)
get_node	Retrieve a content node
create_node	Create a new content node
update_node	Update an existing node
list_taxonomies	List taxonomy terms
get_user	Get user profile information

Setup Steps

1. Install via Composer: composer require drupal/servio
2. Enable the module in Admin > Extend.
3. Configure at Admin > Configuration > Servio.
4. Map Drupal content types to Servio tools.
5. Set up authentication.

Shopify

Detail	Value
Integration	Custom App
Installation	Shopify App Store or custom app installation
Config	Shopify admin > Apps > Servio
Manifest	Custom URL
Auth	Bearer token (Shopify API key)

Available Tools

Fourteen tools under shopify.*, covering catalogue, orders, fulfilment, and reporting:

Tool	Description
shopify.searchProducts	Search products
shopify.getProduct	Retrieve product details
shopify.getCollections	List product collections
shopify.searchOrders	Search orders
shopify.getOrder	Get a specific order
shopify.createOrder	Create an order
shopify.fulfillOrder	Mark an order fulfilled
shopify.cancelOrder	Cancel an order
shopify.refundOrder	Refund an order
shopify.updateInventory	Adjust inventory levels
shopify.getCustomer	Retrieve a customer
shopify.createDiscount	Create a discount
shopify.getAnalytics	Retrieve store analytics
shopify.getShopInfo	Retrieve shop configuration

Setup Steps

1. Create a custom app in Shopify admin.
2. Configure the Servio manifest endpoint.
3. Generate API credentials.
4. Deploy the manifest to your Shopify app's URL.

Custom Implementation

Any website can support Servio by implementing the protocol:

Requirement	Details
Manifest	JSON file at /.well-known/servio.json
HTTPS	Required for all endpoints
Tool endpoints	HTTP POST handlers for each tool
Authentication	Bearer token or OAuth 2.0 + PKCE
Response format	JSON

Minimum Viable Integration

At minimum, you need:

1. A manifest file with one tool defined
2. An API endpoint that handles the tool call
3. Bearer token authentication

See the Adding Servio to Your Site guide for a step-by-step implementation.

Example: Express.js

const express = require('express');
const app = express();

// Serve manifest
app.get('/.well-known/servio.json', (req, res) => {
  res.json({
    name: 'My App',
    version: '1.0.0',
    server: { url: 'https://myapp.com/api/servio' },
    auth: { type: 'bearer' },
    tools: [{
      name: 'search_items',
      description: 'Search items by keyword',
      input_schema: {
        type: 'object',
        properties: {
          query: { type: 'string', description: 'Search term' }
        },
        required: ['query']
      }
    }]
  });
});

// Handle tool calls
app.post('/api/servio/tools/:toolName', authenticate, (req, res) => {
  const { toolName } = req.params;
  const input = req.body;
  // Process and return results...
  res.json({ results: [...] });
});

Roadmap

Not yet available:

• Magento — enterprise e-commerce
• MediaWiki — wiki platform
• Joomla — CMS platform

Ghost, Discourse, Moodle, NodeBB, and PrestaShop have shipped — see the table above. WooCommerce ships as a WordPress extension rather than a standalone plugin.