AISA is built for site owners who already have a backlog of published pages with outdated SEO titles, missing meta descriptions or thin product copy, and no time to fix them one by one.
It reads the actual text of a page, even when built with Elementor or another page builder, and generates the SEO title, meta description, focus keyphrase, slug and structured data the page should carry. It can work inside the SEO plugin already installed, or operate on its own when no SEO plugin is active.
The AI side relies on a provider you choose and connect with your own API key, among them OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, GLM, xAI Grok, Mistral and Perplexity. Nothing is sent to that provider until an action is triggered by clicking a button inside WordPress, and generated results appear directly in the SEO plugin fields or in AISA’s own fields when running standalone.
AISA also runs a built-in MCP server, letting an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT read SEO data from the site through tools that only inspect and report, never write.
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Key Features of AISA
On-Page SEO Generation
One-call SEO writing. Generates the SEO title, meta description, focus keyphrase, slug and AI context for a page in a single pass, so the pieces agree with each other, then writes them into the active SEO plugin’s fields.
Audit with targeted fixes. Checks a page for keyphrase placement, title and description length, missing image alt text and outbound links, and attaches a specific fix to each issue found rather than a generic warning.
Confirmed content rewriting. Can rewrite a passage of a post on request, across Classic, Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery and Divi, but only after explicit confirmation and with a restore point kept in case the change needs undoing.
Schema and structured data. Proposes JSON-LD structured data suited to the type of content, and fills WooCommerce product schema fields such as availability, condition, brand and GTIN instead of creating a conflicting second one.
Site-Wide Tools
Site-wide SEO Doctor. Scans the whole site for missing, duplicated or oversized metadata and checks page speed and safe browsing status, showing the proposed before-and-after change for review.
Broken link repair. Finds broken internal links and suggests related published pages to link to instead, complete with suggested anchor text.
Core SEO plumbing. Covers breadcrumbs with schema markup, an XML sitemap with IndexNow notification, 301 redirects, 404 handling, and SEO fields for category and tag archives.
Backup and migration. Stores SEO data as plugin-agnostic snapshots, so restoring one under a different SEO plugin can move existing SEO data from one plugin to another.
AI Assistant and Context
Built-in MCP server. Lets an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT connect to the site using a WordPress Application Password and ask plain-language questions about SEO status, audits, the llms.txt file or site-wide issues, with ten read-only tools included.
Brand Context and language fidelity. Lets the site owner describe the business once, its audience and its tone, so every generated text reflects it, and detects the language of each page from its real content rather than the site’s default language setting.
AI Search Context and llms.txt. Publishes an llms.txt file for AI answer engines and keeps a short machine-readable summary of each page’s content for them to reference.
FAQ generation. Produces a set of likely visitor questions and answers for a page and can build a dedicated FAQ page carrying FAQPage structured data.
How to Install AISA
Step 1: Install the plugin. In the WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New Plugin, search for AISA, then click Install Now.
Step 2: Activate AISA. Open the Plugins menu and activate the plugin once installation finishes.
Step 3: Run the setup wizard. Open the AI SEO & GEO Assistant menu and follow the setup wizard to configure the plugin.
Step 4: Add a provider API key. Enter at least one API key from a supported provider such as OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek or Perplexity so the plugin can generate text.
Step 5: Generate SEO on a page. Open any post or page and use the floating panel when an SEO plugin is active, or the AISA block in standalone mode, to generate and apply the SEO fields.
Good to Know About AISA
According to the plugin’s FAQ, an API key from a supported AI provider is required to generate content, since requests are sent directly to that provider using the key supplied by the site owner.
The developer notes that AISA works alongside Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress and All in One SEO by writing into their existing fields, and operates standalone with no SEO plugin active, without producing duplicate tags. It also works with WPML and Polylang, detecting each page’s language from its content, and with WooCommerce, completing product schema fields rather than duplicating them.
The documentation states that content is only sent to a provider when an action is triggered, and that the plugin functions on local or staging sites since it only needs an outbound connection to the chosen AI provider.
Download AISA on WordPress.org