CLEARWATER, Fla. — Oct. 5, 2026 — The WordPress.org plugin directory lists SeekinWeb AI Visibility, written by draxork. The first sentence of the listing is the one most visibility products refuse to say.
“Being readable by AI is not the same as being recommended by AI. This plugin measures both, from your dashboard.”
— SeekinWeb AI Visibility, WordPress.org plugin directory
The listing describes an AI Mention Test. It generates questions a customer might ask, drawn from the site and without naming the business, then records whether an assistant names that business, in how many of the queries, and which other businesses appear instead. Beside that sits an AI Visibility Score from 0 to 100, which the author says is computed from eight signals: JavaScript-free readability, crawler access in robots.txt, JSON-LD, semantic structure, metadata, performance, llms.txt, and a sitemap.
The same page says three changes can be applied in one click. A robots.txt that names GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended. A JSON-LD Organization and WebSite block built from data already on the site. An llms.txt file generated from pages and posts, or from text the owner supplies.
The limit the author states
The listing says nobody can guarantee that an AI will recommend a business, and that the author does not claim otherwise. A mention test is one assistant’s answer on a given date. It changes over time and between assistants. On llms.txt, the page says the convention is unproven, that Google has stated it does not use the file, and that the plugin serves it because it is cheap, not because it is a ranking factor. The scoring method is described as public at seekinweb.com.
What this desk will not do with it
AI Verified did not install the plugin and did not run the mention test. A dashboard score is an instrument reading on one site. It is not a public record of who the company is, and it is not evidence that the website is controlled by the business named on the screen. Readable, recommended, and identified are three different facts. The plugin’s own copy keeps the first two apart. The third is still a separate record.
Read the source: SeekinWeb AI Visibility (WordPress.org).