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Write category and tag SEO descriptions
Paste into ChatGPT or ClaudeWrite SureRank SEO descriptions for my Home Office category and Small Spaces tag using the posts in each. Identify the exact archive links, read the current descriptions and show me your proposed wording before saving. After I approve, save only those search descriptions. Preserve the term names, native WordPress descriptions and all other settings. Read back each save, check the rendered archive descriptions where possible, and report anything unverified.
Changes content or settings on your site. See the recipe below for approval requirements. Read only cannot make changes.
What happens
Section titled “What happens”- Your assistant identifies the exact category and tag, then reads their posts and current SEO settings.
- It proposes wording based on the content it read and waits for your approval.
- It saves only the approved search descriptions through SureRank, reads each back and checks public archive output when available.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Requires AI Puffer 2.5.22 or later and WordPress 6.9 or later with the Abilities API. Tested with SureRank Free 1.10.3. An administrator must enable SureRank > Tools > MCP > Enable MCP and save, then connect ChatGPT or Claude through AI Puffer. The separate MCP Adapter setup and an Application Password are not needed.
- Read only cannot save changes. At Standard, you approve each protected change in WordPress; at Trusted, supported changes run directly. Ask for a proposal first when you want to review wording in chat.
- Replace the example category and tag names with your own. If an archive is empty or its posts were not inspected, your assistant asks for wording instead of inventing what it contains.
- An archive’s search description is separate from the native WordPress term description shown by some themes. The native description stays unchanged.
- Only the selected archives change. The SEO descriptions of individual posts are not edited.
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