Section
Features
Every feature explained, one page each, with what it does and does not do.
25 articles
- How to add llms.txt to WordPress Publish a working /llms.txt index on your WordPress site with RankReady, then confirm it is live with one request.
- What is llms-full.txt and when to use it Understand the difference between llms.txt and llms-full.txt, decide which suits your site, and switch it on in RankReady.
- llms.txt examples: real files, explained Real llms.txt examples, from a minimal file to a fuller one with sections, plus what RankReady generates and what publishing it actually achieves.
- The llms.txt format and standard, explained Understand the llms.txt format: its Markdown structure, index versus full file, honest status, and how RankReady builds it from your content.
- What FAQ schema is, and when to use it FAQPage schema lists question and answer pairs as structured data, so search engines and AI answer engines can read your Q&A instead of guessing it.
- How to serve Markdown versions of WordPress posts Give every WordPress post a clean Markdown version at /post-slug.md, then verify the endpoint returns real Markdown.
- Accept: text/markdown content negotiation explained How RankReady answers the same canonical URL with HTML or Markdown depending on the Accept header, and why .md URLs never vary.
- How to add a WebMCP manifest to WordPress Serve a WebMCP manifest at /.well-known/mcp.json from WordPress, verify it, and fix the nginx 403 that blocks it by default.
- What is Open Knowledge Format (OKF) Learn what the OKF bundle at /okf/ is, how to switch it on in RankReady, and how to verify it including the 304 response.
- How to block AI crawlers in WordPress Use RankReady to write robots.txt rules for 29 named AI crawlers, then verify the managed block is live on your site.
Other sections
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Troubleshooting
The exact error, the real cause, and the fix that works.
- The .md version of a post returns 404 or serves HTML
- AI summary or FAQ generation fails with an error