Search is changing faster than most website owners realize.
ChatGPT has over 100 million users asking it product and service questions every day. Perplexity is growing fast. Claude has web search. These AI systems don't index the web the way Google does — they crawl sites and try to extract structured, meaningful information from them.
The problem: most WordPress sites serve AI crawlers the same messy HTML they serve everyone else. No structure. No context. No signal about who the business is, what it does, or what makes it worth mentioning.
So when someone asks ChatGPT to recommend a service in your industry, your site has nothing useful to offer the model. You're invisible — not because you don't rank, but because AI can't properly read you.
I built AIReadyWP to fix that.
It's a WordPress plugin that handles everything needed to make a site properly readable by AI systems:
llms.txt + llms-full.txt — the emerging standard for AI-readable site summaries. Think robots.txt, but for LLMs. Auto-generated and kept up to date.
Markdown Mirror — every page and post available as a clean .md endpoint. LLMs parse Markdown far more reliably than raw HTML.
LLM Sections editor — freely editable content blocks (USPs, services, FAQ, contact) that get served directly to AI crawlers. You control exactly what AI systems learn about your business.
JSON-LD Schema generator — Organization, LocalBusiness, Article, FAQPage, WooCommerce Product and more. Generated automatically, no coding required.
Robots.txt manager — full control over your robots.txt. Simply Toggle On or Off what you want to be crawled or not. Smart suggestions defaulted. However, you are always in control. AI-crawler whitelisting and SEO-scraper blocking built in.
It works alongside Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, and The SEO Framework — it's not a replacement, it's the AI layer on top of your existing setup.
No external services. No API keys. No data leaving your server.
Where I'm at
Version 1.5.7, tested on a live production site. No sales infrastructure yet — I want real feedback before I put a price on it.
What I'm looking for: 10 people willing to install it on a real WordPress site and use it for 30 days. Free. After 30 days I'll ask you 5 questions. If you're happy with it, a testimonial would mean a lot. If you think it's garbage, I want to know that too.
Ideal tester: WordPress developer, online marketer, or WooCommerce store owner who already cares about SEO and is curious about where search is heading.
Drop a comment or visit aireadywp.com if you're interested.
Curious: are any of you already thinking about AI search visibility for your clients or your own projects? What's holding you back?