Wopisanje
Search is changing. AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other AI answer engines now summarize and cite sources directly on the results page — and research shows that many of the pages they cite don’t even rank in the traditional top 10 organic results.
DNZ Citation Readiness Checker adds a simple checklist to the WordPress block editor sidebar, so you can see — while you’re writing, not after you publish — whether a post is structured in a way that AI systems are more likely to cite.
What it checks
- Direct-answer opening — does your post open with a clear, direct sentence, or does the answer get buried under an intro?
- Question-style headings — are any of your H2/H3 headings phrased as real questions, matching how people ask AI tools?
- Meta summary / excerpt — is a clear excerpt set, giving search and AI systems a clean description to draw from?
- Content depth — is there enough substance (roughly 300+ words) to be worth citing as a source?
- Freshness — has the post been updated recently? Research shows recently-updated content is cited significantly more often than stale content.
- Structured format — does the post use lists or tables where it makes sense? Structured formats are cited more often than plain prose.
Each check gives a plain-English pass/warn/missing status and a specific suggestion — no jargon, no vague scores.
What this plugin does not do
To be transparent about scope: this plugin only checks on-page content factors that are visible from inside the post editor. It does not check or affect off-page factors like backlinks, domain authority, page speed, or third-party review platform presence — all of which also influence AI citation likelihood, but are outside what a content editor tool can evaluate. Think of this as one part of a broader AI-visibility strategy, not the whole picture.
Privacy
This plugin runs entirely inside your WordPress admin editor. It does not send any data to external servers, does not call any third-party API, and does not track or collect any information about you or your site.
Instalacija
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/dnz-citation-readiness-checkerdirectory, or install directly through the WordPress plugins screen. - Activate the plugin through the ‚Plugins‘ screen in WordPress.
- Open any post or page in the block editor.
- Click the three-dot menu in the top right and select „DNZ Citation Readiness,“ or find its icon among the editor’s sidebar icons.
- The checklist updates live as you write.
HSP
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Does this plugin change anything on my live site?
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No. It only runs inside the WordPress post editor (admin area) and never affects your site’s front end or what visitors see.
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Does this guarantee my content will be cited by AI search tools?
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No tool can guarantee that — AI citation depends on many factors, including some (like domain authority and backlinks) that are outside any single plugin’s control. This checklist addresses the on-page factors that research has linked to citation likelihood, but it is one input among several.
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Will this slow down my editor?
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No. All checks run instantly in your browser against the content already loaded in the editor — there are no external requests or API calls.
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Does this work with Yoast SEO / Rank Math / All in One SEO?
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Yes. This plugin adds its own separate sidebar panel and does not modify or interfere with other SEO plugins.
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Protokol změnow
1.0.2
- Closing the plugin’s sidebar now returns you to the default Document panel (Featured Image, categories, etc.) instead of leaving the sidebar area empty.
1.0.1
- Fixed leftover menu/panel label text that still referenced the plugin’s old name.
1.0.0
- Initial public release.
- Six checks: direct-answer opening, question-style headings, meta summary/excerpt, content depth, freshness, and structured format.