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Preload Requests: Boost page performance by preloading

Preload Requests: Boost page performance by preloading critical resources before they're requested.

What it does

Preload Requests: Boost page performance by preloading critical resources before they're requested. It is one of the abilities the W3 Total Cache plugin exposes, so an AI agent connected to your site can run it for you.

Input schema

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
input string Required What you want this ability to do, in plain language.

Output schema

FieldTypeDescription
result string The result produced by the ability.

Permissions

The agent's WordPress user needs these capabilities. Grant only what's listed here, never a full admin account.

πŸ”’ edit_pages

How an agent calls it

Agents call this ability by name and pass the inputs it needs. A call looks roughly like this:

w3-total-cache.preload-requests-boost-page-performance-
{
  "ability": "w3-total-cache.preload-requests-boost-page-performance-",
  "args": { "input": ... }
}

The agent runs the ability, then hands the result back for you to review before anything is published.

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