Get an SEO Health Check from All in One SEO with AI
Ask for a plain-English SEO health check and get your site analysis, sitemap and robots status, open warnings, and content gaps in one reply.
Prerequisites
A connected site running All in One SEO 5.0 or newer (the free version works) on WordPress 6.9 or newer. For homepage results, open All in One SEO, SEO Analysis once so a scan exists.
I use All in One SEO on my WordPress site. Give me an SEO health check. Use the All in One SEO abilities, and only the read-only ones: do not create or change anything. Read the site-wide audit snapshot, the homepage analysis, the active notifications, the served robots.txt, the custom robots rules, and the settings. Then count the published posts missing an SEO title, a meta description, or a focus keyphrase. Give me one prioritized list with a clear pass, warning, or fail for each of these: the homepage analysis score and its most important issues, whether the XML sitemap is enabled, whether the custom robots.txt editor is on and whether anything in robots.txt blocks search engines, whether Google Search Console is connected, each open notification in one line, and how many posts are missing SEO data. If the homepage analysis shows a score of zero with no checks at all, do not call it a failure: tell me no scan has been run and that opening All in One SEO, SEO Analysis starts one. Do not rank or judge posts by TruSEO score when the score is zero, because that means it was never calculated. If two readings disagree, show me both instead of choosing one. For every warning or fail, give me one line on why it matters and the exact All in One SEO screen where I fix it. Finish with the three things to do first.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Get an SEO Health Check from All in One SEO with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
All in One SEO knows a lot about the state of your site. It is spread across a site analysis screen, a notification bell, a sitemap tab, a robots editor, and a settings tree with hundreds of switches. Each screen makes sense on its own. What nobody has is the one-page answer to the only question that matters: is anything wrong, and what do I fix first?
The AI reads the site-wide snapshot, the homepage analysis, the open notifications, the served robots.txt, and the settings, all through All in One SEO’s read-only abilities. It turns them into one prioritized list in plain English. It also counts the posts missing titles, descriptions, and focus keyphrases, since that is usually the largest gap. Nothing is changed. All in One SEO does not allow settings to be changed by AI at all, so every fix points you to the screen where you make it.
Paste the prompt as it is. Two honest limits. The homepage analysis is a saved scan, so if nobody has opened the SEO Analysis screen, the score comes back as zero with no checks, and that means no scan yet, not a failing site. The prompt tells the AI to say which it is. And TruSEO scores are calculated inside wp-admin, when a post is open in the editor or when the posts list is viewed, so a post that has not been analyzed yet reports zero. The AI will not rank your content by a number that was never calculated.
Outcome
A short, prioritized list of what is wrong, what is fine, and where in All in One SEO to fix each item.