Free on WordPress.org
AumViso
AumViso is a free WordPress plugin that handles the mechanical part of SEO: meta tags, Open Graph, Schema.org structured data, XML sitemaps, internal links and llms.txt. It is published on WordPress.org, so you install it from your own dashboard and it works on any theme.
What it does
- Writes the title, meta description, canonical and Open Graph tags for every post type, with a site-wide template as the fallback so new posts are never bare.
- Emits Schema.org structured data — Article, FAQPage, HowTo, Product, Review, VideoObject, BreadcrumbList — and one Organization block the whole site points back to.
- Generates an XML sitemap index split by post type and taxonomy, with image entries and real lastmod dates.
- Serves /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt, so a crawler that does not run JavaScript still gets a structured summary of the site.
- Maps keywords to URLs and inserts those internal links in the content, with a cap per page so it does not turn into a link farm.
Who it is for
Sites that want the SEO layer to be correct without buying a suite, and sites that care about being readable by AI search as well as by Google. If you already run Yoast or Rank Math and are happy with them, you do not need both — the meta and sitemap layers overlap.
Requirements
- WordPress
- 6.0+
- PHP
- 8.0+
- Version
- 2.0.6
Common questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. It is on WordPress.org, there is no paid tier, and there is no account with us of any kind.
- Does it need an AI key?
- Only for the optional AI features — drafting a meta description, an FAQ, a featured image. The SEO layer works with no key at all, and nothing leaves your site until you enter your own key and press a button.
- Will it get my site quoted by ChatGPT?
- Nobody can promise that. What the plugin does is the part that is mechanical: a structured summary at /llms.txt, valid structured data, and one consistent organisation entity. Those are what a crawler reads. Whether an answer cites you is not ours to sell.
- Does it work with our theme?
- Yes, on any theme. It is also installed on every site built from one of our templates, which is why the template pages list it under requirements.
Need the part no plugin does?
These are the pieces that were general enough to finish once and hand over. When the requirement stops being a plugin, that is the work we do to order.