The free checker tells you whether AI assistants can read your store. This kit tells you how to fix it — ready-to-paste code and templates for Shopify, Next.js, WordPress, and generic HTML. $29, one-time.
MIT licensed. Browse all 14 files on GitHub before buying. 14-day refund by email if it doesn't save you time.
Ready-to-paste blocks that block the 8 training crawlers and allow the 7 search/answer
crawlers. Not generic advice — actual robots.txt text you paste into your file.
The distinction that matters: blocking GPTBot opts you out of training and costs
nothing in search. Blocking OAI-SearchBot removes you from ChatGPT search.
Most "block AI" guides conflate these. These templates don't.
Files: shopify.txt · nextjs.txt ·
wordpress.txt · generic.txt
Copy-paste Product and ProductGroup JSON-LD with all required
fields (name, description, offers with
price/priceCurrency/availability, sku,
brand). Platform-specific placement:
product.liquid) — server-renderedgetServerSideProps component — SSR, not useEffect<script type="application/ld+json"> placementFiles: product-jsonld-shopify.liquid ·
product-jsonld-nextjs.tsx · product-jsonld-wordpress.php ·
product-jsonld-generic.html
From the 70-brand survey: the #1 critical defect is structured data injected by
JavaScript — invisible to AI crawlers that don't run JS. These guides give
platform-specific fixes with view-source verification:
Files: raw-html-fix-shopify.md ·
raw-html-fix-nextjs.md · raw-html-fix-wordpress.md
The study found the median product page carries 2 concrete measurements. Assistants repeat attributable facts ("holds 120 lb") not adjectives ("premium quality"). This guide gives:
File: measurement-copy.md
Step-by-step from diagnosis to fix to verification:
python3 aivis.py yourstore.com → get the diagnosisFile: implementation-checklist.md
Free checker (aivis.py) — diagnoses whether AI can read
your store. Tells you what's wrong: JS-injected schema, wrong robots.txt blocks, missing
measurements. That's free, forever.
Paid kit (this) — fixes what the checker finds. Ready-to-paste templates and platform-specific guides. The checker tells you what to fix; the kit gives you the paste-ready code to fix it. $29, one-time, MIT, 14-day refund.
The checker is free because diagnosing a problem proves the kit understands the issue. The fixes are $29 because they save 2–4 hours of implementation work per platform. You're paying for the paste-ready code and the platform-specific knowledge, not for the diagnosis.