schema_metatag_ai

Schema.org Metatag AI

Tired of manually filling out Schema.org structured data for your content? This module brings AI automation to your Drupal
metatags.

What does it do?

Schema Metatag AI adds a simple "Generate Schema Metatag" button to your content forms. Click it, and AI automatically fills in
your structured data fields by reading your content. It works with any schema type you have installed: articles, courses, events,
products, recipes, organizations, people, places, and more.

Smart and Flexible

The module figures out which schema types you have enabled and configures itself automatically. When you install a new
schema_metatag submodule and clear your cache, it generates custom AI prompts tailored to that specific schema type. No manual setup
required.

The AI checks whether your content actually matches each schema type before generating data. Writing about a person? It won't try
to create course or product schemas. This prevents generating irrelevant or incorrect structured data.

Key Features

One-click generation of structured data for all your enabled schema types
Automatically discovers and configures new schema types when you install them
Built-in safeguards prevent the AI from making up information not in your content
Works with any schema_metatag submodule without code changes
Customizable AI prompts for each schema type
Optional field mappings to guide AI to specific Drupal fields
Automatically adds proper @context and @id values

Requirements

Drupal 10.4+ or Drupal 11
Schema Metatag module and your choice of submodules
AI module with a configured provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)

Getting Started

Install the module, configure your AI provider in the settings, and clear your cache. The module will discover your enabled
schema types and set itself up. Then just click the generate button when editing content.

You can customize the AI prompts and field mappings for each schema type through the admin interface, or let the auto-generated
prompts do the work for you.

Perfect For

Content-heavy sites that need accurate Schema.org markup
Sites with multiple schema types (educational institutions, businesses, news sites)
Teams who want to save time on manual structured data entry
Anyone who wants AI assistance without sacrificing data accuracy