68% of Google searches now end without a click. Your future visitors are AI assistants and agents — and most WordPress sites are invisible to them.
AI Visibility makes your site readable, quotable and usable by AI systems:
- Dynamic llms.txt — an always-up-to-date, machine-readable map of your key pages and content, following the llms.txt convention adopted by Anthropic, Vercel and Cloudflare.
- Baseline structured data (JSON-LD) — WebSite and Article schema, automatically deferred when Yoast, Rank Math or AIOSEO is active.
- Agent endpoint (read-only) — a clean JSON API (
/wp-json/focusweb-ai-visibility/v1/ask) that lets AI agents search your published content, plus registration with the official WordPress Abilities API so MCP clients can discover it. - AI agent analytics — see which AI bots (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and more) visit your site, which pages they fetch, how often llms.txt is read, and what questions agents ask — with a daily color-coded chart.
- Per-page schema control — every post/page shows its generated JSON-LD with an editable custom override, plus a site-wide force mode.
- Google Analytics integration (optional, off by default) — fire an ai_referral event (source / medium / campaign) when visitors arrive from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and other AI chats. Uses your existing GA tag, or loads gtag.js with a Measurement ID you provide.
Full RTL and Hebrew support.
External Services
This plugin connects to Google services only when the site administrator explicitly enables the Google Analytics integration (disabled by default):
- gtag.js from googletagmanager.com — loaded on the front end only in “manual” mode, using the Measurement ID the administrator provides, to send ai_referral events to the site’s own Google Analytics property.
- GA4 Measurement Protocol (google-analytics.com/mp/collect) — used server-side only when the administrator clicks “Fire sample event”, sending a single test event to the site’s own GA4 datastream using the Measurement ID and API Secret the administrator provides.
Data sent consists of the event name and its parameters (source, medium, campaign, page URL). No data is ever sent to the plugin author or any other third party. See Google’s Privacy Policy and Google Analytics Terms of Service.