I built AiVI after running into a frustrating gap in content workflows. If you’ve been in SEO for a while, you’ve probably felt it too, especially after the introduction of AI summaries in search results. A page can look “SEO-optimized” but still be hard for AI systems to extract, trust, or cite. Most tools still focus on rankings, keywords, and metadata. AiVI starts from a different question: will this content actually work for AI-driven discovery? Inside WordPress, it can analyze drafts for things like answer readiness, structure, schema fit, freshness, trust, and citability. Once analysis is complete, AiVI shows youwhat needs fixing before you hit publish. That was the first part of the product. The part that evolved the most just before this launch was what happens next. At first, AiVI only diagnosed issues, and editors fixed everything manually. For this release, I added Copilot Assist as a constrained repair layer. Instead of acting like a generic writing bot, it helps fix the exact flagged issue in the specific section that needs work. That was key for me because I didn’t want to build something that adds more AI sludge but a tool that truly helps authors publish cleaner, more trustworthy content. At its core, AiVI is built for WordPress teams trying to answer one question: Is this page just SEO-okay, or is it actually usable by AI systems as a source? If that sounds like a problem you’ve run into, I’d love for you to try AiVI and tell me what you think.

AI Visibility Inspector WordPress Plugin

Find and fix what stops AI from surfacing your content

Find and fix what stops AI from surfacing your content