Given the complexity of the AMP plugin and its many configuration options, the onboarding wizard was a critical addition if the plugin is going to grow past 500,000 active installs to reach a larger number of non-technical users.

Building on the capabilities in 2.0, we're currently working on site compatibility scanning functionality that will better identify to what degree your existing theme and plugins are already AMP-compatible. With this information we can then provide more guidance for tailoring the default configuration for a given site. We're also looking at ways to better highlight AMP-compatible themes and plugins in WordPress's directory browsing screens, including suggesting alternatives to incompatible plugins. We're also aware that extending such screens is controversial so we want to make sure it is done right. (Nevertheless, the AMP-compatible ecosystem is not comprised of our own themes and plugins.)