Kennedy Site Scout logs every AI crawler that visits your WordPress
site — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Perplexity, and 25 more — then
builds the llms.txt files that get you cited instead of
skipped. Free to install. No config files. No FTP.
Also available on WordPress.org → · No account required · 2-minute setup · Built by a WordPress developer of 29 years, 3,000+ sites shipped
I have been building WordPress sites since 1997 and watched SEO reshuffle itself three or four times over. This shift is different. When Google changed its algorithm, rankings moved. When people started asking ChatGPT and Perplexity instead of searching, sites that never adapted did not rank lower — they disappeared from the answer entirely. AI systems do not send the crawlers you are used to watching in your logs, and without a clean, structured invitation, most of them skip your site and cite someone else.
Think robots.txt, but positive. It tells AI systems exactly what your site covers, who wrote it, and where to find the best of it — generated automatically from content you already have.
An AI model has no reason to trust your page over ten others on the same topic unless it knows who is behind it. That is exactly what the Site Authority section supplies.
GPTBot and ClaudeBot are hitting real WordPress sites constantly. Most setups log none of it, and some are accidentally blocking those crawlers through Cloudflare or a security plugin.
Every feature below runs from one dashboard widget. Nothing requires a shortcode, a template edit, or the command line.
Generates /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, and /llms-sitemap.xml from your existing content. Served dynamically — nothing written to your filesystem.
Your name, credentials, location, founding year, and expertise sit at the top of every LLM file — the difference between a citable source and background noise.
Logs AI crawler visits across every page, not just the LLM files. See which bots are active, which pages they read, and whether your CDN is silently blocking them.
Author credentials, bio, word count, and reading time pulled per item from WordPress, Yoast, and Rank Math. The richer the signal, the stronger the case for citation.
Add the custom field _kss_featured to any post and it rises to the top of your LLM files with a star marker — your strongest work, read first.
A live ranking of your five most-visited pages by AI bots, right in the WordPress dashboard.
Every time you publish, the plugin rebuilds your LLM files automatically. Set a daily or weekly schedule, or trigger it manually any time.
Noindex settings from both plugins are respected automatically, and author credentials pull straight from Yoast's job title field.
Download your full crawler log as a CSV for reporting, auditing, or client conversations.
Toggle it on and product pages get included in your LLM files alongside posts and pages.
No trial countdown, no forced expiration — the free tier keeps working for as long as you use it. Upgrade only when 5 pages and 200 log entries stop being enough.
Forever. No credit card.
$4.08/mo · cancel anytime from the dashboard.
Find it on WordPress.org and install from there, or upload the zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Activate it.
Open the dashboard widget, find Site Authority & E-E-A-T, and add your name, credentials, and bio. Do not skip this — it is the most important step.
Hit Save & Regenerate, then visit yoursite.com/llms.txt to confirm it is live. A 404 means you need to flush permalinks under Settings → Permalinks.
Free to install. No account required. Upgrade to Pro whenever you are ready to go deeper.