AumViso – llms.txt, Schema & Sitemaps for AI Search & SEO

Белешка о изменама

2.0.9

• llms.txt can now be switched off, so another plugin can own it or the site can go without one. On by default, as before.
• The llms.txt tab tells you when Yoast SEO, All in One SEO or Rank Math is also producing an llms.txt, and which one visitors actually get: a file written to disk by Yoast or All in One SEO is served by the web server and wins; against Rank Math it is AumViso’s.
• Fixed: on a subdirectory multisite, or any site installed under a sub-folder, /llms.txt answered 404 because the request path was compared without the site’s base path.

2.0.8

• Listing title, tags and summary now name what people search for — llms.txt first. No functional change to the plugin.
• A line at the foot of the settings screen linking to the rest of the AumCreate ecosystem.

2.0.7

• Added: SEO title, meta description and index/noindex fields on the term edit screen for every taxonomy the plugin handles. The front end has read these from term meta all along; until now nothing could write them, so a term renamed after an import kept its old description in search results with nowhere to change it.

2.0.6

• Renamed for the plugin directory: the listing title now says what the plugin does. No functional change.

2.0.5

• Fixed: {post_title} and {post_excerpt} were printed literally in the title tag and the meta description on every context with no single post behind it — post-type archives, the blog page, search results, and date and author archives. Both appear in the shipped default templates, so a visitor’s browser tab read {post_title} | Site Name and search engines were served the same. Those placeholders now resolve for those contexts.
• Any placeholder this version does not recognise is now removed from the output rather than printed verbatim, and the leftover separator is tidied up with it.
• Fixed: a title template that resolves to nothing no longer replaces the document title with an empty one. WordPress’s own title, which is already correct and translated for every archive, is used instead.

2.0.4

• Crawler visibility is now built in: a Crawlers tab shows which search engines and AI crawlers read your site, how often, and whether each one really is who it claims to be. Thirty-five crawlers are recognised, and identity is checked with forward-confirmed reverse DNS rather than trusting the user agent.
• Added the search engines that own their markets outside the English-speaking web — Baidu, Yandex, Sogou, 360, Shenma, Huawei’s PetalBot and Naver. A site in China or Korea previously saw an empty report while its main crawler visited daily.
• Page builders can now be scored properly. A new aumviso_analyzable_content filter lets a builder hand over the text it actually renders, so a page whose post_content is empty is no longer reported as having no content at all.
• One settings screen instead of two. The advanced console had its own menu entry pointing at the same URL, which meant both interfaces rendered on the same page, one below the other.
• Meta, Schema, Sitemap, Robots.txt and Internal Links are one Technical SEO tab with a single Save button, rather than five tabs a site owner is unlikely to ever need to open.
• Fixed the LocalBusiness address, phone and coordinates being cleared when saving Schema settings on a site whose organisation type does not show those fields.
• Fixed the AI key and model fields appearing even when the WordPress AI Client is selected, directly under a note saying no key is needed.
• Fixed /sitemap.xml returning 404 immediately after activation. The rewrite rules are now flushed once the rules exist rather than during activation, when they do not.

2.0.3

• Fixed a PHP warning printed into the editor when a post’s stored FAQ, guide or glossary meta was not in the expected shape. Those fields are now checked for shape rather than emptiness.

2.0.2

• Added the missing terms-of-use link for DeepSeek, so every third-party service now lists both its terms and its privacy policy.
• Replaced placeholder and example URLs that were not resolvable addresses.

2.0.1

• AI requests now prefer the WordPress AI Client when a provider is connected at site level; the direct providers remain available for networks the official connectors cannot reach.
• Renamed every post type, taxonomy, meta key and shortcode to a fully prefixed name, with a one-time migration of existing content. Public URLs are unchanged.
• Removed the activation step that wrote a robots.txt file into the site root; robots.txt is served through the WordPress filter, which that file was silently overriding.
• Moved the last inline script into an enqueued file.

2.0.0

• Added the GEO Console: Setup, Knowledge Builder, Automation, Images, Optimize Existing, Brand Entity and llms.txt.
• Every feature in the plugin is free. There is no activation step and no paid tier.
• Added a Settings link to the plugin row on the Plugins screen.
• Documented every third-party service the plugin can contact.

1.0.0

• Initial release