Schema.org Structured Data Builder for WordPress
Generates correct, policy-safe Schema.org JSON-LD for any WordPress page type and audits existing schema for errors and Google-penalty risk — refusing to emit markup that risks a manual action instead of a rich result.
- Generate policy-compliant FAQPage JSON-LD from ACF repeater fields.
- Audit existing site schema for "Spammy Structured Markup" penalty risks.
- Prevent duplicate Schema blocks caused by Yoast or Rank Math conflicts.
$11.99
· or 60 creditsSecure checkout via Stripe
Included in download
- Generate policy-compliant FAQPage JSON-LD from ACF repeater fields.
- Audit existing site schema for "Spammy Structured Markup" penalty risks.
- Ready for Built for Claude Cowork
Sample input
Generate FAQ schema for my WordPress service page. I have three questions and answers in an ACF repeater called 'service_faqs'. I use Rank Math for SEO.
Sample output
I've detected GENERATE mode for FAQPage.
Policy Check: I'll include the schema only if these Q&As are rendered in the HTML.
// Hook into wp_head to inject JSON-LD
function custom_service_faq_schema() {
if (is_page('service') && function_exists('get_field')) {
$faqs = get_field('service_faqs');
// ... (data mapping logic)
}
}
Schema.org Structured Data Builder for WordPress
Generates correct, policy-safe Schema.org JSON-LD for any WordPress page type and audits existing schema for errors and Google-penalty risk — refusing to emit markup that risks a manual action instead of a rich result.
$11.99
· or 60 creditsSecure checkout via Stripe
Included in download
- Generate policy-compliant FAQPage JSON-LD from ACF repeater fields.
- Audit existing site schema for "Spammy Structured Markup" penalty risks.
- Ready for Built for Claude Cowork
- Instant install
Sample input
Generate FAQ schema for my WordPress service page. I have three questions and answers in an ACF repeater called 'service_faqs'. I use Rank Math for SEO.
Sample output
I've detected GENERATE mode for FAQPage.
Policy Check: I'll include the schema only if these Q&As are rendered in the HTML.
// Hook into wp_head to inject JSON-LD
function custom_service_faq_schema() {
if (is_page('service') && function_exists('get_field')) {
$faqs = get_field('service_faqs');
// ... (data mapping logic)
}
}
About This Skill
Maintain Your Rich Results with Policy-First Structured Data
This skill turns your AI agent into a senior structured-data engineer specialized in WordPress. It solves the critical problem of "spammy structured markup" penalties by enforcing a strict policy: never generate schema that isn't substantiated by visible on-page content. While generic generators aim for maximum markup, this tool prioritizes Google policy compliance to protect your site's search visibility.
What it does
- Intelligent Generation: Builds valid JSON-LD for Articles, Products, FAQPages, LocalBusiness, and more.
- Policy Guardrails: Automatically refuses to generate high-risk properties (like AggregateRating or FAQPage) if the required data isn't visible to users.
- WordPress Integration: Provides clean PHP injection logic using hooks (wp_head) instead of messy editor-pasted code.
- Conflict Prevention: Detects existing Rank Math or Yoast configurations to prevent duplicate schema blocks.
- Comprehensive Audits: Scores existing markup based on a risk-to-effort ratio to prioritize the most impactful fixes.
Why this is better than custom prompting
A simple prompt often misses Google's nuanced technical requirements and policy constraints. This skill follows a rigorous "Gate" system—from frame calibration to policy safety checks and validation—ensuring the output is not just valid JSON, but strategically safe and architecturally sound for a professional WordPress environment.
Output
You receive policy-checked JSON-LD, the specific PHP hooks for production-ready injection, a mapping of WordPress data sources (ACF, post meta, etc.), and a scored audit table for existing issues.
Use Cases
- Generate policy-compliant FAQPage JSON-LD from ACF repeater fields.
- Audit existing site schema for "Spammy Structured Markup" penalty risks.
- Prevent duplicate Schema blocks caused by Yoast or Rank Math conflicts.
- Inject clean, hook-based JSON-LD into WordPress without using the editor.
- Map WooCommerce product data to correct Schema.org Product properties.
Known Limitations
- Cannot access live URLs to fetch current site content.
- No direct database access: requires copy-pasting code into WordPress.
- Limited to Schema.org and Google Search Console guidelines.
How to Install
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && curl -sL https://www.agensi.io/api/install/schema-org-structured-data-builder-for-wordpress -o /tmp/schema-org-structured-data-builder-for-wordpress.zip && unzip -o /tmp/schema-org-structured-data-builder-for-wordpress.zip -d ~/.claude/skills && rm /tmp/schema-org-structured-data-builder-for-wordpress.zipFree skills install directly. Paid skills require purchase - use the download button above after buying.
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Built for Claude Cowork / Claude.ai (Claude Sonnet or Opus, high effort). Works with any SKILL.md-compatible agent; written for Claude's code-aware reasoning. Not optimized for ChatGPT or Gemini.
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