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Curator AI is a free plugin that helps you take care of your WordPress site without turning it into a second job. It writes the small bits of SEO text that matter, points out posts that have gone stale, and runs quality checks so you can fix problems before your visitors (or Google) notice them.
It is built for the person who runs the site, not just the developer who set it up. If you have ever looked at a post and wondered whether the headline Google shows is any good, whether your older articles are quietly aging, or whether any of your images are missing their descriptions, this plugin does that looking for you and tells you plainly what it found.
You work with it in two places. Right inside the post editor there is a “Curator AI” sidebar where you can generate a meta title or meta description, score a post’s readability, refresh a stale post, or scan it for broken links. And there is a dashboard under “Curator AI” in your admin area with five simple screens: Overview, Automation, Audit Reports, Bulk Operations, and Settings.
Here is what it can do, in three groups.
SEO writing help
<ul>
<li>Write a meta title, the clickable headline that shows up in Google search results.</li>
<li>Write a meta description, the short summary that sits under that title in Google.</li>
<li>Write alt text for an image, the description that helps screen readers and search engines understand the picture.</li>
<li>If you use Yoast SEO or Rank Math (two popular SEO plugins), it writes these straight into them. If you use neither, it just stores them for you.</li>
</ul>
Keeping content fresh
<ul>
<li>Find stale posts, the ones you have not touched in a long time.</li>
<li>Refresh a post by simply updating its date, or by rewriting the parts that have gone out of date.</li>
</ul>
Site health checks (these run on your own server, no outside help needed)
<ul>
<li>Give a post a readability score so you know how easy it is to read.</li>
<li>Find posts that are missing a meta title or meta description.</li>
<li>Find images that have no alt text.</li>
<li>Find thin content, meaning posts that are too short to be useful.</li>
<li>Check a post for broken links.</li>
<li>Measure page speed and Core Web Vitals, which are Google’s measures of how fast and steady a page feels, using Google PageSpeed Insights. This one is optional and sends the page address to Google to run the test.</li>
</ul>
A quick, honest note on what needs help from elsewhere. The four AI writing jobs (the three SEO text features plus rewriting a stale post) need the free official “AI” plugin from WordPress.org. That separate plugin is where you connect your provider, such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google, and where your API key lives. Curator AI never holds or touches your API key. Everything else, including all the audits and the simple date refresh, works fine without the AI plugin.
On privacy, plainly: Curator AI holds no API keys. The AI writing features send your post content to whatever provider you set up in the AI plugin, and that only happens when you click a button to ask for it. The optional page speed check sends the page address to Google. Every other audit runs on your own server and sends nothing out.
One more thing worth knowing. The automation rules, which can run tasks when you save a post or on a schedule, are all turned off when you install. Nothing runs on its own until you decide to switch it on.
This plugin needs WordPress 7.0 or newer and PHP 8.1 or newer.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin can connect to two outside services, and only when you choose to use the features that need them.
<ul>
<li>WordPress AI Client. The AI writing features pass your prompt and the relevant post content to the AI provider you set up in the official “AI” plugin (for example OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google). This happens only when you trigger an AI feature. Curator AI does not store or send any API key of its own.</li>
<li>Google PageSpeed Insights. The optional page speed audit sends the address of the page you are testing to Google so Google can measure how fast it loads. No post content is sent.</li>
</ul>

Curator AI — SEO & Site Care

Keep your WordPress site healthy with SEO writing help, content freshness checks, and quality audits, all in one place.

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Audita11y helps WooCommerce store owners work toward conformance with the European Accessibility Act (EAA), based on EN 301 549 v3.2.1 (WCAG 2.1, levels A and AA).
The scan runs client-side in your own browser. When you start a scan, the plugin loads the target page in a same-origin frame inside wp-admin and runs the bundled axe-core engine over it. Because it runs in a real browser, it evaluates computed styles and ARIA — so it catches issues that server-side HTML parsing misses, such as color contrast.
Zero install. Nothing leaves your site. No CDN, no external calls, no phone-home. The axe-core engine is bundled locally with the plugin.
What you get:
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<li>Browser-based automated scan powered by axe-core 4.12.0, bundled locally.</li>
<li>Reconciled report across 54 criteria mapped to EN 301 549 / WCAG 2.1 AA, combining automated findings with your manual checks.</li>
<li>Manual checklist for the criteria a machine cannot decide on its own, with remediation guidance.</li>
<li>Conformance score, severity counts, and risk-by-flow for your key WooCommerce pages (shop, cart, checkout, account).</li>
<li>Accessibility Declaration draft pre-filled from your audit: a printable, copy-ready statement with the fields you still need to complete. This is a drafting aid, not legal advice.</li>
<li>CSV / JSON / HTML exports of the findings.</li>
</ul>
Important: no automated tool detects every accessibility problem. Audita11y covers machine-detectable checks and reconciles them with manual review — it complements, and does not replace, human testing with assistive technologies.
Optional advanced add-on (not included here): an optional Node-based runner enables multi-page scanning. It is distributed separately and is not required — the plugin works fully without it.
<h3>Third-party sources</h3>
This plugin bundles axe-core, the accessibility testing engine by Deque Systems, licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0). The original license header is preserved in <code>assets/js/vendor/axe.min.js</code>, and the full license text is included in <code>assets/js/vendor/axe-LICENSE.txt</code>. axe-core source: https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core

Audita11y – Accessibility Auditor for WooCommerce

Real accessibility audit for WooCommerce: scan in the browser with axe-core, reconcile manual checks, and draft your EAA Declaration.

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