Six Jobs. One Plugin.

Enter a URL and see how AI engines describe it, where a competitor gets named instead, and what closes the gap.

• Tests whether assistants and their crawlers can reach and read your pages at all
• Grades whether your titles, headings and structure tell a machine what each page is about
• Confirms there is a page an answer could actually cite

31 typed abilities over MCP, 30 active out of the box. Your assistant audits and manages your SEO from one chat, and never holds the keys to the site.

• An MCP connection built into the plugin, so your assistant needs nothing else installed
• The same permission checks over MCP, the WordPress MCP Adapter, core REST routes and WP-CLI
• A review queue with word-level diffs, where you approve, reject or bulk approve
• A one-way kill switch, an hourly write budget per user and per client, and a hash-chained log

Templates for every post type, with a live preview and a check before you publish.

• Title and meta templating for every post type, with per-post overrides
• Open Graph and Twitter cards, canonicals and per-post robots policy
• Importers for Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress, The SEO Framework and All in One SEO, each with a dry run first

One connected graph with stable anchors, generated and kept current.

• A structured-data graph with stable anchors, so nothing points at a node that moved
• Breadcrumbs and WooCommerce product schema

Rename a post and the redirect is already there.

• A hash-indexed redirect manager with CSV import, 301 through 451, and a chain warning
• Virtual XML sitemaps, with no files written to disk
• IndexNow for Bing, Yandex, Naver and Seznam, with the UI saying where it does not reach

Decide what AI crawlers may take, per bot, with the evidence in front of you.

• Per-bot control, with Content Signals published in robots.txt
• llms.txt, labeled experimental because the evidence says so