Ask which posts are unlinked, see each link in its sentence, check a draft before you publish, and write the links you approve. Every write is shown to you first, goes out as one batch, and can be undone.
When the roots start circling the pot, it is time for repotting your monstera, ideally in spring.in Why are my monstera leaves turning yellow?
ApprovedMost problems start below the surface, so pick a soil mix for indoor plants that drains well.in A beginner’s guide to watering houseplants
ApproveThe answers are the app’s own figures, with a link to the matching screen. Any WordPress site, any niche.
“Which of my posts are unlinked?”
The 14 posts with no links in, and for each one the sentence in an older post that could link to it.
“What would raise my Silotree Score most this week?”
The Score, its four parts, and the fixes worth the most points, worked out by the Score itself.
“Here’s a post I’m writing. Which of my posts should it link to?”
Links its own sentences can carry, and the published posts that should link to it once it’s live.
“Are there broken or redirected links? Fix them.”
Every broken and redirected link with its fix, then a preview, and one batch once you say yes.
An assistant that edits your site should not be guessing. So writing takes two steps it cannot skip. First it previews the batch: every link, in its sentence, in the post it goes in. Then it can write that exact list, and nothing else, for ten minutes. Links that changed in between are left out.
In Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants that show apps, the preview is a card with a Write button you press yourself. Each batch appears in History with the assistant’s name, and Undo puts the posts back as they were.
Prefer it to look but not touch? Choose Read only when you connect. You can also limit it to some of your sites, see what it did lately, and disconnect it, in Account → Assistants and API.
Plus ready-made starts such as Fix my internal links this week and Links for a draft, in assistants that show them.
Add Silotree with this address, sign in, and choose what it may do. The full steps are in the help article.
https://silotree.io/api/mcp
Any plan. On Team and Enterprise an owner adds it once, in Organization settings → Connectors.
Where your workspace allows custom MCP servers; on Business, Enterprise and Edu an admin may need to turn this on.
claude mcp add --transport http silotree https://silotree.io/api/mcpAny plan.
{
"mcpServers": {
"silotree": {
"url": "https://silotree.io/api/mcp"
}
}
}Any plan.
GitHub Copilot with agent mode.
The free Silotree plugin gives WordPress 6.9 and later five read-only abilities: your site’s internal-link summary, unlinked posts, posts buried four or more clicks deep, broken links, and any post’s links in and out. With the WordPress MCP Adapter, an assistant connected to your site can use them. They read the plugin’s own scan, send nothing anywhere, and need no account.
The same answers are at /api/v1 with an API key, and signed webhooks tell your own systems when a scan finishes or links are written or undone. See the API and webhooks.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is how assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code connect to other software. Silotree’s MCP server lets your assistant read your site’s internal links in Silotree and, if you allow it, write the links you confirm.
No. It previews every batch first, listing each link in its sentence, and can only write that exact list, within ten minutes, after you say yes. Where your assistant supports it, Silotree also asks you itself. Every batch can be undone, and History shows which assistant wrote it.
Every plan, including Free. Reading works on all of them, and writing follows the same rules as the app: the free plan writes its first 3 links, paid plans write as many as you approve.
Never. Like the rest of Silotree, it only puts links on words already in your posts. A draft you check is read and not stored.
Partly. On WordPress 6.9 or later, the free Silotree plugin offers read-only abilities to the WordPress MCP Adapter: your site’s summary, unlinked posts, buried posts, broken links and any post’s links. Finding the sentences to link from and writing links needs Silotree.
Yes. The same answers are at /api/v1 with an API key, and webhooks tell your own systems when a scan finishes or links are written.
Free audit with no account. Your first 3 links are written free, from the app or your assistant.
Free audit · No account needed · No changes to your site