Fill Yoast Meta Data and Schema in Bulk With a PHP Script and SSH
Bulk update Yoast SEO metadata and custom schema across hundreds of WordPress posts using CSV, JSON, SSH, and WP-CLI. Follow this step-by-step guide.
Read the guide →Set up OpenCode with Elementor MCP or WPVibe to let an AI agent handle site tasks, with limits and safety steps explained. See the guide.

Setting up a new site by hand takes time. You add pages, make menus and install plugins one by one. AI can do much of this work for you if it is connected to your site.
There is a limit, though. Elementor is a drag and drop tool, and AI still cannot design a page the way a person can. I use AI for the setup work, and I design and customise the pages by hand.
The video shows how to download, install and activate OpenCode on your PC. Watch it first, then come back for the connection steps.
The generated prompt holds an application password for your site. Never share it.
Copy the text below, or download the file above.
Install the open code as shown in video and then follow up these steps
Connect Elementor MCP
In your WordPress admin, open https://yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=elementor-mcp.
Select Others.
Tick “I understand that clicking Generate Prompt will create an application password for this site”.
Click Generate Prompt and copy it.
Paste it into OpenCode and press Enter.
Restart VS Code. It is now connected.
Connect WPVibe
Install the WPVibe plugin from the WordPress plugin directory.
Copy the WPVibe command it gives you, the same way as for Elementor MCP, and paste it into OpenCode.
It gives you a confirmation link. Open that link in the same browser where you are logged in to your WordPress site.
Create a WPVibe account and click Approve. It is now connected.
Tip: the Elementor MCP step creates an application password for your site, so don’t share the generated prompt with anyone.
OpenCode, Elementor MCP, WPVibe.
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Bulk update Yoast SEO metadata and custom schema across hundreds of WordPress posts using CSV, JSON, SSH, and WP-CLI. Follow this step-by-step guide.
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