Tick AI SEO publishes your WordPress content as a structured, machine-readable bundle available at yoursite.com/okf/. The bundle is designed for AI agents, LLM retrieval pipelines, and Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) — not for Google Search ranking.
Important: OKF is NOT a Google Search ranking signal. It does not affect how Googlebot crawls or ranks your pages. Its purpose is AI-agent readiness: making your content reliably available to large language model (LLM) retrieval systems and cited in AI-generated answers.
What the plugin does
- Generates an OKF bundle of your published posts and pages as Markdown-formatted concept files.
- Serves the bundle live at the
/okf/permalink (pretty URL) or via a?okf=index.mdquery fallback. - Keeps a local concepts table (
wp_tickaiseo_concepts) for fast serving without page-load overhead. - Stays in sync automatically via a scheduled cron job (
tickaiseo_reconcile).
Content filtering
- Respects your SEO plugin’s noindex directives — noindexed content is excluded from the bundle by default.
- Drafts, private posts, password-protected pages, and trashed content are always excluded.
- Supports a per-post/page metabox toggle to exclude individual items.
- Works with Rank Math, Yoast SEO, All in One SEO (AIOSEO), and SEOPress out of the box.
Knowledge graph
An interactive knowledge graph on the OKF dashboard visualises internal-link relationships between your concepts, up to a configurable node limit.
Privacy
Tick AI SEO is privacy-respecting and does not phone home. It collects no telemetry and sends no data to the plugin author.
- Request analytics are optional (off by default) and stored only in your own database — nothing is sent externally.
- Webhooks are optional: only when you set a webhook URL does the plugin POST a small JSON payload (bundle counts and your site’s bundle URL) to your chosen endpoint when the bundle changes. No webhook fires unless you configure one.
- The bundle is generated entirely on your own server. The only bundled third-party library is league/html-to-markdown (MIT licensed).
