Installation Guide
Step-by-step guide to installing and setting up the AIO Radar WordPress plugin.
Requirements
Before installing AIO Radar, ensure your site meets these requirements:
Installing the Plugin
The plugin isn't in the WordPress.org plugin directory yet, so it is installed from a ZIP file we send you when you sign up.
If you don't have the ZIP, email hello@wearego.digital and we'll send it.
Upload in WordPress
aioradar-plugin-X.Y.Z.zip)Once connected, the plugin keeps itself up to date from AIO Radar.
Or with WP-CLI
If you have WP-CLI access, install the same ZIP file:
wp plugin install ./aioradar-plugin-X.Y.Z.zip --activateInitial Setup
Step 1: Connect Your Account
After activation, you'll see the AIO Radar menu in your WordPress admin:
The plugin will automatically receive an API key and link to your site.
Step 2: Run Your First Scan
Once connected, scan your site to analyze your content:
The scan inventories all your pages and posts, gathering information needed for AI optimization.
Step 3: Generate LLMs.txt
After the scan completes:
yoursite.com/llms.txtVerifying Installation
Check Plugin Status
Go to AIO Radar → Dashboard and verify:
Test LLMs.txt
Visit https://yoursite.com/llms.txt in your browser. You should see your generated LLMs.txt content.
Check Using WP-CLI
# Check connection status
wp aio status
# Validate API key
wp aio validateTroubleshooting Installation
Plugin Won't Activate
Error: "Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error"
Solutions:
php -vConnection Fails
Error: "Could not connect to AIO Radar"
Solutions:
aioradar.vercel.app (the address the plugin calls)LLMs.txt Returns 404
Error: Visiting /llms.txt shows a 404 error
Solutions:
/llms.txt againOr via WP-CLI:
wp rewrite flushNext Steps
With AIO Radar installed and connected: