AI Content Analysis grades every WordPress post live as you write. The sidebar runs eleven AEO checks against your content the moment you save and shows you exactly what to fix. No external tool, no copy-paste, no guesswork.
Eleven checks. One score. One sidebar.
Open any post and AEO God Mode tells you what AI engines need, what your post has, and what is missing. Eleven checks run on every save. Failed ones expand inline with a one-click fix.
No issues detected, but you can still run AI generation to surface specific opportunities to improve answer-first phrasing.
Article schema is missing the datePublished field. Required for AI engines to date-rank your content.
Title is keyword-style, not question-style. AI engines preferentially extract from posts whose title matches the user's question.
Missing 2 of 5 AEO patterns: a single-sentence definitional opener and a direct-answer FAQ block.
No Speakable schema. Voice assistants can't surface a 30-second summary of this post.
What is inside
- Live AEO score, recomputed on every save
- Eleven checks across Schema, Content, and AEO Signals
- Failed criteria expand to show what is wrong and how to fix it
- One-click fixes for schema fields, FAQ pairs, and HowTo steps
- AI generation for meta descriptions, titles, and content suggestions
- Same scoring logic as the dashboard, so the two never disagree
Try the mockup. Click any failed row to see the fix. Click 5 issues found to expand all of them at once. The real sidebar works the same way inside your block editor.
Five title options. One click to apply.
When the AEO Title check fails, click Generate. AEO God Mode reads your post and drafts five title options shaped for AI extraction. The one most likely to get cited is marked Recommended. Apply it, or pick a different one. Your old title is saved automatically so you can undo.
Title has not been actively optimized for AEO/LLM extraction. Generate 5 optimized options.
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What you get
- Five titles drafted from your actual post content
- One marked Recommended based on AEO scoring criteria
- Each shows length, format, why AI engines cite it, and search intent
- One-click apply, score recalculates on next save
- Old title saved automatically so you can undo
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The title you applied is the one AI engines now see when deciding what to cite.
Snippet-shaped meta descriptions, drafted from your post.
When the Meta Description is missing, too short, or doesn't answer the question, click Generate. The plugin drafts a description that fits the 155-character snippet limit, leads with a direct answer, and matches what AI engines pull for citations.
Meta description is missing or under 50 characters. Generate one optimized for AI extraction and search snippets.
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What you get
- Drafted from your post body, not your title
- Always under 155 characters so it doesn't get truncated
- Leads with a direct answer to the post's main question
- Two alternatives if you prefer a different angle
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The score on the editor toolbar updates the moment you save.
Why live scoring beats post-hoc audits
Most SEO plugins grade your content after you publish, in a separate dashboard, on a delay. By then the post is already live and you have to context-switch back into the editor to fix anything. The signal arrives too late to change the writing, so most writers ignore it.
AI Content Analysis runs while you write. The score updates the moment you save a draft. Failed criteria appear in the same panel as your editor, with the fix one click away. You catch missing schema fields, weak titles, buried answers, and FAQ opportunities before the post ever hits production.
The eleven checks aren't arbitrary. Each one corresponds to a specific signal that ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Claude uses when deciding whether your post is worth citing. Pass them all and your post is structurally ready for AI search. Fail them and your post stays invisible no matter how good the content is.