SEOMURAI Documentation

Put AI to work in your daily SEO routine.

Q: Can I transfer my own prompts to other devices?

Yes. Under Settings → Backup & Restore you export your complete SEOMURAI configuration as a file, including all of your own prompts. On another device you import the file and continue working right away.

Q: What is llms.txt and should I provide one?

llms.txt is an emerging convention that lets website operators signal to AI model operators which content may be used for training or answer generation. If your content deserves particular protection, or if you want to explicitly invite its use, an llms.txt is a simple and transparent way to do so. There is no obligation, but adoption is growing.

Q: How can I check whether a stored API key actually works?

Open Settings → Credentials. Since version 1.7.0 every AI provider entry shows its real logo and a test button. The test sends a tiny live request to a cheap model of that provider and reports directly whether the stored key is valid, so you do not have to wait for the first prompt to fail before noticing a problem.

More than 47 ready-made SEO prompts, a tool for checking your llms.txt, and four additional PRO modules for a chatbot, AI assistants, webhook workflows and provider presets. Go to the documentation overview.

The Prompt Library and llms.txt Info are free, four additional modules are part of the PRO plan.

What the AI tab in SEOMURAI does

SEO work is full of recurring micro-tasks: writing a meta description, weighing three title variants, deriving an FAQ from existing copy, putting together a content briefing. AI models can speed these micro-tasks up considerably, provided you hand them a good prompt and the right page data. That is exactly what the AI tab is for.

The free plan includes the Prompt Library with more than 47 SEO-specific prompts and the llms.txt Info. The PRO plan adds four further modules: SEOMURAI Chatbot, LLM SEO Team, Webhook Workflows and AI Presets. Each of these is described in detail on its own page.

When this menu is especially useful

Whenever you want to automate or speed up recurring SEO writing tasks.
When you want a vetted collection of proven prompts instead of notes you have pieced together yourself.
When you want to check whether your own site provides an llms.txt and what it contains.
When you want to feed page data into an external workflow (n8n, Zapier, Make) and you are on the PRO plan.
When you want to switch flexibly between several AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, or local and on-device models such as Ollama, LM Studio and Chrome AI) and you are on the PRO plan.

Step by step

1. Open the Prompt Library

The AI tab contains the Prompt Library with more than 47 ready-made SEO prompts. The collection is organized by task area: meta descriptions, title variants, FAQ generation, content briefings, header structures, internal linking suggestions, summaries and more. Every prompt is tailored to one concrete SEO task and contains placeholders that SEOMURAI fills in automatically with the current page data.

2. Select a prompt and copy it to the clipboard

Pick the prompt that fits, review the preview with the inserted page data and copy the result to the clipboard. You then paste the finished prompt into an AI tool of your choice (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, a local model or a tool such as Cursor). On the PRO plan you can send the prompt to a configured provider directly from the extension, without the detour through the clipboard.

3. Add and share your own prompts

You can extend the library with your own prompts, organize them by topic and use the backup feature to transfer them to other devices or share them with colleagues. The collection is stored locally in chrome.storage, it does not leave your computer.

4. Check the llms.txt

The llms.txt Info subtab fetches the llms.txt of your domain (if one exists) and shows its content. This file is becoming increasingly relevant in SEO: it governs AI crawlers in the same way the classic robots.txt does and tells model operators which content may be used for training or answer generation. If no llms.txt is present, SEOMURAI points this out and explains what a sensible first version can look like.

5. Advanced modules on the PRO plan

If you want to integrate AI workflows more tightly into your daily SEO work, four PRO modules unlock additional capabilities:

SEOMURAI Chatbot: a webhook-based chat interface with page context that you can connect to any provider.
LLM SEO Team: specialized AI assistants for recurring tasks (meta description, FAQ, briefing, header structure). Since version 1.7.0, OpenRouter queries report their cost in the result and in the AI history; OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini do not return monetary costs via their APIs, so no cost is shown for them.
Webhook Workflows: direct integration with n8n, Zapier or Make, with two ready-made starter templates for Google Sheets and Notion. Version 1.7.0 adds 14 new webhook sources from the new DataForSEO tabs (AI Visibility, Ask the LLMs, Google Trends).
AI Presets: pre-configured setups for OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and OpenRouter that you can switch at any time.

The modules follow the BYOK principle: you store your own API keys under Settings → Credentials and are billed directly by the respective provider, with no markup from us. Since version 1.7.0 the Credentials tab shows the real logo of each AI provider and offers a test button per provider that sends a tiny live request to a cheap model to verify the stored key.

Frequently asked questions

Tips and frequently asked questions

Do I need an API key to use the Prompt Library?

No. The Prompt Library itself is a plain collection of text with placeholders. You copy the finished prompt into the AI tool of your choice, and that is where it is executed. An API key is only required if you use the PRO modules that send prompts to a provider directly from SEOMURAI.

Is my page data sent to an AI provider?

Not on the free plan. Prompts are generated locally and placed in the clipboard, and what you do with them is entirely up to you. On the PRO plan, data is only sent to a provider when you actively trigger it, for example by sending a prompt to your configured OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or OpenRouter key.

Can I transfer my own prompts to other devices?

Yes. Under Settings → Backup & Restore you export your complete SEOMURAI configuration as a file, including all of your own prompts. On another device you import the file and continue working right away.

What is llms.txt and should I provide one?

llms.txt is an emerging convention that lets website operators signal to AI model operators which content may be used for training or answer generation. If your content deserves particular protection, or if you want to explicitly invite its use, an llms.txt is a simple and transparent way to do so. There is no obligation, but adoption is growing.

Which AI provider is suited to which task?

As a rule of thumb: for editorial writing tasks (meta description, FAQ, briefing), current models from all major providers deliver very usable results. For highly structured tasks (such as JSON-LD generation), models with strong code understanding (Claude, GPT reasoning models) are often more precise. OpenRouter lets you switch between providers without maintaining multiple separate accounts, which saves administrative effort.

How can I check whether a stored API key actually works?

Open Settings → Credentials. Since version 1.7.0 every AI provider entry shows its real logo and a test button. The test sends a tiny live request to a cheap model of that provider and reports directly whether the stored key is valid, so you do not have to wait for the first prompt to fail before noticing a problem.

Want to try this feature directly in your browser?

Install SEOMURAI and try the first three prompts from the library on one of your own pages.

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Version 1.7 · July 2026
New in SEOMURAI 1.7: measure your visibility in AI answers, Google Trends, Sitemap Validator, a greatly expanded context menu and 15 interface languages. View the changelog →