[WordPress] 外掛分享： AuditAE – MCP Server & AI SEO

內容簡介

AuditAE – MCP Server & AI SEO 外掛可將 Claude 和 ChatGPT 連接至 WordPress，透過 MCP 協議實現網站內容的編輯與優化，並提供 AI SEO 工具，提升網站對 AI 的可讀性與信任度。

【主要功能】
• 連接 Claude 和 ChatGPT 進行內容編輯
• 支援 Yoast / Rank Math SEO 設定
• 自動化管理 Gutenberg 區塊與 FAQ 結構
• 提供 AI 可讀性評分與優化建議
• 無需帳號即可使用免費 AI 搜尋準備功能
• 專為 Elementor 設計，支持即時編輯

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原文外掛簡介

Connect Claude and ChatGPT to WordPress over MCP (Model Context Protocol). Pair this plugin with an AuditAE account, add the hosted AuditAE MCP server (https://auditae.app/api/mcp) to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client, and ask for changes in plain English. The agent can list, read, draft, update and publish posts and pages, edit Yoast / Rank Math titles and descriptions, lay out pages in Gutenberg blocks, manage schema and FAQ schema, curate /llms.txt and compress images in place. You choose what it may do: read, create drafts, publish, or write SEO settings. Every change is logged with its previous state, and one click on the Connect tab disconnects it. MCP is part of the optional AuditAE service: MCP reads are free; edits are 5¢ each (25¢ for a designed page; compressing images adds 1¢ per 5), and new accounts get $5 of credit with no subscription.
Free AI search readiness, no account. The plugin is also a free AI SEO / AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) toolkit that makes your site easier for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews to read, trust and cite. It works the moment you activate, whether or not you ever use MCP.
Built for Elementor. Elementor pages are read from Elementor’s own widget data, not the leftover copy in the post body, so the per-post checklist, Query Fan-Out coverage, the link checker and llms.txt all see what your visitors see. AI agents edit Elementor text in place, including Elementor 4’s atomic Heading, Paragraph and Button widgets, one-click internal links land inside your Elementor text widgets, and renaming an image updates it in Elementor image widgets too. On the block editor, synced patterns are read as part of every page that uses them, and AI edits keep FAQ and other blocks valid in the editor.
AI Readiness Score. One 0–100 number, with a letter grade, for how ready your site is to be read and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, computed from local signals: citation bots blocked in robots.txt, FAQ and Article schema coverage, Organization schema, AI-bot 404s, freshness and llms.txt. Every failing check says what to fix and what it’s worth, and a 7-day delta shows the score climb. A companion per-post checklist in the editor sidebar grades the post you’re writing on an answer-first opening, question-shaped headings, FAQ and structured data, depth and freshness.
1. AI Crawler Tracker. Identifies hits from ~30 AI crawlers — GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Perplexity-User, Bytespider, CCBot, Meta-ExternalAgent, Bingbot and more. See the AI bot hits that reached WordPress over the last 30 days (pages served from a page cache never reach the plugin, so treat it as a minimum; see the FAQ), a by-bot breakdown with last-seen times, daily activity, top crawled paths, CSV export and a Dashboard widget. A built-in robots.txt audit flags any tracked AI bot your robots.txt blocks. It answers what Google Search Console can’t: “Are AI engines actually reading my site?”
2. llms.txt Generator. Serves a live /llms.txt file at the root of your site, conforming to the llmstxt.org spec — a markdown manifest that helps LLM-powered tools find the right pages on your site. Builds defaults automatically from your public post types, with per-section customization, optional links list, and a one-click “Reset to defaults”.
3. Schema Graph. Schema.org JSON-LD without touching your theme. Free, with no account: a site-wide Organization block you fill in once on the Schema tab; per-post Article, Blog post, HowTo or Product schema from the Schema box in the editor (blank fields fall back to the post’s title, excerpt and author, dates, URL and image are filled in on save, and a preview shows the exact JSON-LD); and per-post FAQPage schema from the FAQ box. On a paired site, AEBOT does the same in bulk and adds BreadcrumbList. Designed to coexist with Yoast, Rank Math, All in One SEO and SEOPress: AuditAE defers the types your SEO plugin already emits (Organization, Article), leaves Product to WooCommerce on product pages, and never outputs duplicate structured data. If your SEO plugin emits no Organization at all, AuditAE fills the gap with the one you saved; if your theme or another plugin already outputs one, AuditAE holds yours back.
4. IndexNow auto-ping. When you publish or update a post, the plugin notifies the IndexNow API so Microsoft Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, Naver, Yep and Amazon learn the URL changed instead of waiting to discover it (Google does not use IndexNow; Bing’s index also grounds AI answers such as Copilot’s). Changed URLs are queued and sent in batches a couple of minutes later, so a bulk edit or an import costs a few requests, not one per post. The site key is generated and served automatically, password-protected and noindex posts (Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress, AIOSEO) are skipped, submissions pause on staging sites and while search engines are discouraged, and “Submit all published URLs” seeds the index in one shot.
5. Image filename rename. A “Rename file” action in the Media library turns a generic IMG_4821.jpg into a descriptive, keyword-bearing red-running-shoes.jpg — the filename is one of the few image-SEO signals AI engines and image search actually read. It renames the original and every generated thumbnail size in one move, then rewrites the old URL to the new one in your existing posts, Elementor pages and page settings, block widgets, theme header images, and the social-share images set in Yoast, Rank Math or SEOPress, so your live images, srcset and share cards never break. Free, no account, gated by your normal WordPress permissions.
6. Query Fan-Out coverage. AI engines split the reader’s question into 8–12 parallel sub-queries, retrieve one passage per sub-query and assemble the answer from those passages, so citations are won passage by passage. A panel under the editor models the fan-out for the post you’re writing (from your focus keyword, categories, titles and Organization schema; nothing leaves your site), splits your draft at its headings and shows which sub-queries each passage answers. Missing ones sort to the top, so “add more depth” becomes “you never say what this costs”. It scores five of the six documented fan-out types (implicit, comparative, entity-expanded, related, personalized); reformulation can’t be scored honestly (see the FAQ). Free, offline, no account.
7. Broken internal links + orphaned content. The Links tab lists links in your content that point at pages of your own that no longer resolve, a dead end for a crawler. Rank Math charges for a broken link checker in PRO; Yoast removed theirs. This one runs on your own site with no external requests and is deliberately conservative: archives, custom post types, files, paginated URLs, ?p= shortlinks and redirected paths are resolved before anything is called dead. Links to drafts, private or trashed posts are listed separately. Orphaned content is the other end of the problem: every published post and page nothing else links to. Pick one and AuditAE shows which of your pages already mention it in ordinary prose and links the phrase in one click, changing nothing else. The link graph rebuilds in the background after your edits, so the tab opens without waiting and says when a rebuild is still running. Both are Premium features in the big SEO plugins; here they’re free.
8. Redirects (AI-bot 404 → 301). When an AI crawler asks for a page that no longer exists, the Redirects tab lists that dead URL so you can 301 it to the page that replaced it, so the bot lands somewhere useful and the old URL’s link credit isn’t lost. Suggestions come straight from the AI crawler log, and scanner probes (.env, .git, wp-config backups) are left out. You can also add your own 301 or 302 rules, or start one from a dead path on the Links tab. A rule only fires on a URL that returns 404, so it can never hijack a page that still exists, and each rule counts its hits. Free, no account.
Plus FAQ schema injection. Add question-and-answer pairs to any post or page from the FAQ schema box in the editor — free, no account — and AuditAE publishes them as a schema.org FAQPage