Amitry Internal Links

Amitry Internal Links is a small plugin that helps you build better internal links in WordPress. While you write, it looks at your existing posts and quietly suggests where a link might fit. You stay in charge: nothing is ever inserted automatically, and there is no dashboard full of charts to maintain.

The plugin is built around one idea: internal linking should feel like a thoughtful editing pass, not a chore handed to an SEO tool. So it shows up where you are already working, the block editor sidebar, and gets out of the way when you are done.

What it does

• Scans your post against your existing published content using keywords, categories, and tags
• Shows ranked suggestions in a sidebar inside the block editor
• Each suggestion has a score from 0 to 100 so you can tell strong matches from weak ones
• Click Insert to add a link at your cursor, or select text first to turn that selection into a link
• Skips suggestions that you already linked, or marks them clearly so you know
• Lets you dismiss or permanently ignore suggestions that are not useful

What it does not do

• No automatic content modifications. You decide what gets inserted.
• No keyword-to-URL replacement rules. The plugin reads your actual content.
• No external API calls. Everything runs on your server.
• No tracking, no telemetry, no analytics phoning home.
• No giant SEO dashboard. Just suggestions where you write.

Why a new internal linking plugin?

Most internal linking tools either automate too much (rewriting your content for you) or pull you out of the editor into a separate workflow. Amitry Internal Links takes a calmer approach: it is a small panel in the place where you are already writing, and it suggests rather than acts.

It is also fully local. No API keys to configure, no third-party services to trust, no risk that your content gets sent somewhere you did not expect.

Privacy

The plugin does not contact any external service. All analysis happens on your own server. Nothing is logged about your usage, and there is no opt-in or opt-out for telemetry because there is no telemetry.