Erik

The md4AI plugin provides a powerful, multi-layered approach to Generative Engine Optimization (GEO).
<h3>1. Automatic AI Bot Detection (Zero-Config)</h3>
md4AI automatically detects requests from a comprehensive list of known AI agents (like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, etc.) and serves them a lightweight, on-the-fly Markdown version of your content instead of the standard HTML theme. This ensures a clean, parsable data feed for LLMs right out of the box.
<h3>2. Per-Post Custom Markdown (Metabox)</h3>
The plugin adds a new metabox to your post and page editor, giving you full control over the AI-optimized version of your content. 
Serving an md version of the website is particular useful if your website has editors like Elementor / Beaver Builder / Divi Builder / other div bloated editors because bots usually skips complex and too much nested content.
<ul>
<li>Generate Custom Markdown: Convert your post’s content into Markdown with one click.</li>
<li>Manually Edit: Modify and enhance the Markdown to be exactly as you want AIs to see it.</li>
<li>(Optional) Enhance with AI: If you also use the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/ai-services/" rel="ugc">AI Services</a> plugin, you can use the “Generate with AI” button to automatically add FAQs, discussion questions, or key takeaways extracted from your post.</li>
<li>Serve Enhanced Content: When an AI bot visits this specific post, it will be served your new, custom-tailored Markdown version, giving it far richer data.</li>
<li>Automatic Fallback: If you don’t create a custom version, the plugin falls back to the automatic on-the-fly conversion.</li>
</ul>
<h3>3. Site-Wide AI Instructions (llms.txt)</h3>
The plugin adds a new main page under ‘Utilities’ with dedicated tabs for configuration and insights. From here, you can create and manage a <code>llms.txt</code> file for your entire site.
<ul>
<li>What is <code>llms.txt</code>? This is a file, similar to <code>robots.txt</code>, that provides general instructions, context, and useful links to AI crawlers. It’s a new standard to help guide LLMs in understanding your site’s content and purpose.</li>
<li>Manage Content: Use the settings page to write your <code>llms.txt</code> content, which will then be served automatically to bots that look for it.</li>
<li>Learn More: You can find more details on this new standard at <a href="https://llmstxt.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://llmstxt.org/</a>.</li>
</ul>
This combination gives you full control, from automatic optimization to granular, AI-enhanced, per-post content and site-wide AI directives.
<h3>4. GEO/AIO Insights & Validation</h3>
The dedicated GEO/AIO Insights tab provides a unique validation mechanism for your site’s AI presence, offering measurable scores (0-100) on how well your brand is understood by Generative Engines.
<ul>
<li>The Validation Process: We ask a Large Language Model (LLM) di completare una “scheda di conoscenza” sul tuo sito (ad esempio, il nome del brand, gli argomenti principali e le categorie di prodotto).</li>
<li>Ground Truth Check: The AI response is immediately compared with real data extracted from your WordPress database (e.g., site title, author names, WooCommerce categories)</li>
<li>Final Score: Based on this cross-check, the insight provides a score for brand identity and technical relevance, highlighting exactly where the AI provided incorrect or insufficient data (hallucinations or missing data).</li>
</ul>

md4AI

Optimise content for generative engines (GEO) by serving custom Markdown and a site-wide llms.txt.

webdigit

WebDigit LLMs Index Suite makes your WordPress site GEO / AI-SEO ready by publishing compact, machine-readable indexes for AI agents.
Key features 
– Synchronized trio: <code>llms.txt</code>, <code>llms-full.txt</code>, <code>llms.json</code> 
– Image inventory: <code>images.md</code> (Markdown table) + <code>images.jsonld</code> (<code>ImageObject</code>) 
– Public URLs: <code>/llms.txt</code> (root) and <code>/llms/*</code> (virtual directory) 
– REST API with caching: <code>GET /wp-json/wdlis/v1/index</code>, <code>GET /wp-json/wdlis/v1/images</code> (ETag + 304) 
– Automation: cron every 6h + WP-CLI (<code>wp llms-suite regenerate</code>) 
– Controls: include post types, exclude URL patterns, image MIME filters, customizable license meta key 
– Security: Only published content is indexed (drafts, private posts excluded) 
– Developer hooks: <code>wdlis_index_query_args</code>, <code>wdlis_index_entries</code>, <code>wdlis_images_query_args</code>, …
Storage & exposure 
– Files are written to <code>/wp-content/uploads/llms/</code>. 
– Public exposure is clean: <code>/llms.txt</code> (root) and <code>/llms/<file></code> served via rewrite rules (no write needed at web root).
Why this matters (GEO / AI-SEO) 
Generative engines and AI copilots prefer clean, structured sources. This plugin publishes a compact text index plus a first-class image inventory to help LLMs discover and summarize your content reliably.
<blockquote>
This plugin does not modify your existing robots.txt or sitemaps and does not call external APIs.
</blockquote>
<h3>Developer Notes</h3>
Filters 
/** 
 * Adjust the WP_Query for index entries. 
 */ 
apply_filters( ‘wdlis_index_query_args’, array $args ): array;
/** 
 * Final pass on index entries before output. 
 * Each entry: [‘url’ => string, ‘title’ => string, ‘lastmod’ => string] 
 */ 
apply_filters( ‘wdlis_index_entries’, array $entries ): array;
/** 
 * Adjust the WP_Query for image entries (attachments). 
 */ 
apply_filters( ‘wdlis_images_query_args’, array $args ): array;
/** 
 * Decide if a URL/file should be included after pattern checks. 
 */ 
apply_filters( ‘wdlis_index_url_should_include’, bool $include, string $url, int $post_id, string $matched_pattern ): bool; 
apply_filters( ‘wdlis_images_should_include’, bool $include, string $filepath, int $attachment_id, string $matched_pattern ): bool;
REST
GET /wp-json/wdlis/v1/index → JSON (with ETag headers)
GET /wp-json/wdlis/v1/images → JSON-LD ItemList (with ETag headers)
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin:
does not collect personal data,
does not transmit data to remote servers,
writes only static helper files to /wp-content/uploads/llms/.
Site owners are responsible for the accuracy of license metadata on images and for excluding private/PII content via settings.

WebDigit LLMs Index Suite

Generate llms.txt, llms-full.txt, llms.json and AI-ready image indexes (Markdown + JSON-LD). Public URLs, REST API (ETag), cron and WP-CLI included.

md4AI vs WebDigit LLMs Index Suite