About this plugin
Frontierline AIO Toolkit prepares your WordPress site for LLMs and AI-powered search. It focuses on the few things that actually decide whether an AI assistant can read, understand and cite your site — and does them automatically, from one simple settings screen.
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txt file on its own is only part of the picture. Being readable by an AI assistant takes three things working together, and this plugin is built to cover all three from a single screen:
- Content the model can read — llms.txt, plus a full-text llms-full.txt that is cached and size-capped.
- Permission to fetch it — rules for 23 named AI crawlers appended to your virtual robots.txt, after other SEO plugins have written theirs, so nothing is overwritten.
- Context the model can parse — schema.org JSON-LD for posts, pages, the front page and authors.
txt, and counts the visitors that AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot send to you.
It is also built to sit next to an existing SEO plugin rather than fight it. txt rules are appended at filter priority 100000, after plugins such as Yoast SEO that rebuild the whole file late, so neither output is lost; and when Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress is detected the settings screen says so, next to the checkbox that turns this plugin’s JSON-LD off, so you can avoid duplicate structured data.
Features
- llms.txt (auto-generated) – A concise, machine-friendly overview of your site: summary, company info and key pages, served dynamically at /llms.txt.
- llms-full.txt (auto-generated) – A full-text aggregation of your published posts and pages for LLM ingestion, with caching and a configurable size cap, served at /llms-full.txt.
- AI crawler rules – Adds rules for 23 major AI crawlers (GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended, CCBot, Amazonbot and more) to your virtual robots.txt. Choose “allow all” or “allow AI search and assistants, block model-training crawlers”. Your site-wide Disallow rules are repeated for each AI crawler (a named group does not inherit User-agent: * ), and crawlers that already have their own rules are left untouched.
- AI crawler log – See which AI crawlers visited in the last 7 days, how often they read llms.txt, when they were last seen and the trend against the previous week. Crawlers never show up in Google Analytics; this log fills that gap.
- Visits from AI assistants – Counts visitors arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok and others, with their landing pages. Works with page caching.
- Google Analytics 4 integration – Optionally sends an ai_referral event (parameter ai_source ) through the GA4 or Google Tag Manager tag already on your site, and gives you a ready-made regex for a GA4 custom channel group that covers assistants Google’s built-in “AI Assistant” channel misses.
- AI readiness checks and dashboard widget – Flags common blockers (a physical robots.txt or llms.txt file, “Plain” permalinks, “Discourage search engines”, a missing site summary) and shows a 7-day summary on the dashboard.
- JSON-LD structured data – Injects schema.org markup automatically: Article for posts, WebPage for pages, Organization + WebSite for the front page, Person for authors and ImageObject for featured images.
- Simple settings – One tabbed screen under Settings → AIO Toolkit. Nothing to configure to get started; sensible defaults are on out of the box.
Privacy first
Password-protected, private and draft content is never included in the generated feeds. Activity is stored on your own server as daily totals only — no IP addresses, cookies or personal data. ) The plugin sends nothing to Frontier Line or any other third party; the optional Google Analytics event only goes through the GA tag you already use, and is off by default.
Built for developers
Lightweight, dependency-free, multisite-aware and translation-ready. Filters: flaio_ai_crawlers, flaio_llms_txt, flaio_llms_full_txt, flaio_llms_full_post_types, flaio_llms_full_max_posts, flaio_schema_graph.
txt as they do elsewhere on the site.