Title: Magic Linking – Internal Links
Author: Carrero
Published: 6 de octubre de 2026
Last modified: 15 de octubre de 2026
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# Magic Linking – Internal Links
Por [Carrero](https://profiles.wordpress.org/dcarrero/)
[Descargar](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/magic-linking.0.21.1.zip)
* [Detalles](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/#description)
* [Valoraciones](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/#reviews)
* [Instalación](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/#installation)
* [Desarrollo](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/#developers)
[Soporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/magic-linking/)
## Descripción
Magic Linking suggests internal links while you write, adds the one you choose without
touching anything else, and keeps a history so you can undo it. It also reports
which of your entries are orphans, under-linked, over-linked or have broken internal
links.
It works entirely on your server, with no account, no key and no limits. Artificial
intelligence is optional: it only runs if you have connected an AI provider in WordPress(
Settings > Connectors) and press _Improve with AI_ in the panel.
**In the editor**
* **Outbound suggestions**: a Magic Linking panel in the block editor (and a box
in the classic editor) proposes phrases of the text you are writing that could
link to other entries of your site. Each suggestion shows the phrase with the
anchor text highlighted in the editor, the destination and the reason.
* **One click to link**: press _Link_ and the link is added in the editor itself,
on that phrase only. It is part of your unsaved changes until you save, and you
can undo it with the _Undo_ button of the card or with the editor’s own undo.
* **Inbound suggestions**: the same panel lists other entries whose text mentions
the one you are editing and could link to it. Pressing _Link_ writes the link
in that other entry, see "How and when it changes your content".
* Only the entries and block types where a link can be inserted safely are proposed.
Paragraphs and lists are always used; headings, quotes and tables are left alone
unless you turn them on in Settings (or a developer allows them with a filter).
* **Dismiss**: a suggestion you do not want can be dismissed for good, from either
side, and restored with _Undo_.
* **Improve with AI (optional)**: if your site has an AI connector (WordPress 7.0
or later, Settings > Connectors), the _Outbound_ tab shows an _Improve with AI_
button. One click sends the best 20 suggestions to your AI provider in a single
request; it puts the best ones first, marks the ones it does not recommend and
may propose a better anchor text (always a stretch of the same sentence, and
only used if you accept it). It shows what that request cost. See "AI and your
privacy".
**How and when it changes your content**
* Nothing is changed until you press _Link_ on a suggestion. There are no automatic
changes and no background rewriting.
* For the entry you have open, the link is inserted in the editor; saving is up
to you.
* For inbound suggestions, the link is written into the other entry on the server.
Before saving, Magic Linking checks that the rest of that entry stays exactly
as it was: only the link is added. If the check fails, it writes nothing and
tells you why. WordPress keeps a revision of the entry as usual.
* Every change is recorded in **History**, where you can undo it and redo it. Links
you add from the editor panel are listed there too once you save the entry; Magic
Linking only records them. Undo removes only that link; if the text around it
was edited since, it tells you instead of guessing.
* An entry that is open in someone’s editor is never modified from the server.
* Links already written in your content are never removed or rewritten, except
to undo a link Magic Linking added or when you fix a broken link from its list.
**History**
* Every link Magic Linking changes is listed with who did it, when, where and the
anchor text: links added from an inbound suggestion, links you add from the editor
panel (they appear once you save the entry; Magic Linking only records them,
and marks them as undone if you remove them and save) and fixes made from the
broken links list.
* Changes are grouped by entry, newest first, with a date on each one. Filter by
status, source or title, switch to a view by batch, and undo or redo one change,
all the changes of an entry, or a whole batch.
* Undo and redo from the screen or with WP-CLI (`wp magic-linking history undo --
post=`). A large group is undone in the background.
* The history is kept 90 days by default; you can choose 30 days, a year or forever.
**Report**
* **Orphan pages**: entries that no other entry links to.
* **Under-linked pages**: entries with some inbound links, but fewer than you consider
enough (2 by default, you can change it).
* **Over-linked pages**: entries with more internal links than one for every 100
words (you can change that too). A short text may always have one link.
* **Broken internal links**: links to an entry that is in the trash, is a draft
or private, or does not exist. The complete list, with the anchor text and the
reason. Fix each one from the list: change its destination to another published
entry, or remove the link and keep its text. Magic Linking checks that nothing
else in the entry changes, and you can undo it from History.
* Numbers for every entry: inbound, internal outbound, external and broken links.
* Filters, search by title, sorting, pagination and **CSV export** of the view
you are looking at.
**Also**
* **WP-CLI**: analyse the site, print reports and manage the history from the terminal.
* **Multilingual**: the language of each entry comes from WPML, Polylang or, if
you use neither, from the site language. Suggestions never link entries of different
languages.
* **Made for big sites**: the analysis and the index of suggestions are built in
the background in small batches with Action Scheduler (bundled), and every entry
is updated when you save it. Suggestions for an entry are calculated in a few
milliseconds even with thousands of entries.
* **Light**: no scripts, no styles and no database queries from this plugin on
your public pages.
* **Private**: no telemetry, no cookies, no email requests, no notices outside
its own screens, and nothing leaves your server unless you press _Improve with
AI_ with an AI connector (see "AI and your privacy").
**What it does not do (in this version)**
* It does not need artificial intelligence. Everything works without it. When you
use it, it is only through the AI client and the _Connectors_ screen that WordPress
itself provides, never with keys or credit of its own.
* It does not check links over the network: a link is "broken" when it points to
an address on your own site that leads nowhere, according to WordPress. Links
to other sites are counted, not checked.
* It does not suggest or add links automatically while you are away. Every link
is a click of yours.
**How links are counted**
* Only the links written inside the content of each entry are counted. Links in
menus, widgets, theme templates or blocks that are pulled from somewhere else
are not, so your home page or a page that is only linked from the menu can appear
as an orphan.
* Content that a page builder keeps outside the normal post content is not read.
If your builder saves rendered HTML in the post content, it is read.
* Inbound = how many different entries link to this one, counting only links that
work. Outbound = internal links to other pages of your site; every appearance
counts. A link to the same entry, to a file (uploads, PDF, images) or to `mailto:`
and `tel:` addresses is not counted.
* Category, tag, author, date and search pages, the home page and feeds are valid
destinations and are never reported as broken.
* Tracking parameters (`utm_*`, `gclid`, `fbclid`…) and anchors (`#…`) are ignored
when matching a link to an entry.
**AI and your privacy**
* Magic Linking has no AI of its own and asks for no key. It uses the AI client
and the _Connectors_ screen of WordPress 7.0 or later. On WordPress 6.9 the AI
options are turned off and the plugin works as usual.
* Nothing is sent until you press _Improve with AI_. Finding out whether a connector
exists does not call any model.
* What is sent, in that one request: the sentence of the entry you are editing
with the anchor text marked, and for each of the 20 suggestions the title and
a short summary (about 200 tokens) of the destination, made of its title, headings
and the beginning of its text. Only clean text: no metadata, authors, email addresses
or comments. Private, password-protected and draft entries are never sent as
destinations.
* Where it goes: to the AI provider you configured in Settings > Connectors. If
your connector is a local model (for example Ollama), the text does not leave
your server.
* You set a daily limit of tokens (2,000,000 by default; 0 turns AI off). When
it is reached, AI pauses until the next day and the suggestions use the built-
in engine. Settings > AI shows the connector, the limit and what was used in
the last 30 days. Costs are estimates with public list prices; your provider
is the one that charges you.
**Roadmap**
Next: several phrases per destination and adjustable anchor text, automatic rules
and, with the AI connectors that WordPress already provides, suggestions by meaning(
when WordPress offers embeddings).
### Support and documentation
Documentation and news: https://magiclinking.com
Questions and bug reports: use the support forum of this plugin on WordPress.org.
### External services
Magic Linking does not connect to any external service by itself and has no servers
of its own. It has no API keys, no accounts and no telemetry.
The only exception is the optional **Improve with AI** button, which exists only
if you have connected an AI provider to WordPress yourself. Magic Linking does not
call any provider directly: it uses the AI client that WordPress 7.0 and later provide(`
wp_ai_client_prompt()`), which sends the request to the provider you configured
on the **Settings > Connectors** screen of your site (`wp-admin/options-connectors.
php`), for example OpenAI, Google, Anthropic or a local Ollama.
* **What is sent**: the sentence of the entry you are editing, with the anchor
text marked, and, for each of the best 20 suggestions, the title and a summary
of about 200 tokens of the destination entry (its title, headings and the start
of its text). Only clean text. No metadata, authors, email addresses, comments
or private fields. Private, password-protected and draft entries are never sent
as destinations. The entry you are editing is sent only because you pressed the
button.
* **When**: only when you press _Improve with AI_, once per press. Never in the
background, never on page load and never on the public side of your site.
* **To whom**: to the provider you configured in Settings > Connectors. Their terms
and privacy policy apply to that request, for example OpenAI (https://openai.
com/policies), Google (https://policies.google.com) or Anthropic (https://www.
anthropic.com/legal). If you use a local model, nothing leaves your server.
* **Control**: you choose the provider, you can set a daily token limit (0 turns
it off) in Magic Linking > Settings > AI, and a site can veto requests with the`
wp_ai_client_prevent_prompt` filter.
Magic Linking stores the number of tokens used, the provider and the model of each
request (not the text) to show your usage in Settings > AI.
### Privacy
Magic Linking does not collect personal data and sends nothing anywhere on its own.
It stores, in your database, the addresses and anchor texts of the internal links
found in your own content, a word index of your entries used for suggestions, counts
per entry and a history of the links it has added or fixed, including those you
add from the editor panel (which user, when, which entry and the text of the paragraph
that changed, so it can be undone). The pairs (entry, target) of the suggestions
you dismiss, with the user and the date, so they are not proposed again. It does
not set cookies. For the optional AI button it also stores, for each request, the
date, the user, the provider, the model, the tokens used and an estimated cost,
never the text that was sent; and, for an hour, the result of checking what your
AI connector can do. See "External services" for what is sent when you press that
button.
### Third-party libraries
* Action Scheduler (WooCommerce) 4.2.x, GPL-3.0-or-later, bundled in `vendor/woocommerce/
action-scheduler/`. Used to run the analysis and the index in the background.
## Capturas
[⌊Outbound suggestions in the block editor: each card shows the destination and
the reason, and the anchor text is highlighted in the text.⌉⌊Outbound suggestions
in the block editor: each card shows the destination and the reason, and the anchor
text is highlighted in the text.⌉[
Outbound suggestions in the block editor: each card shows the destination and the
reason, and the anchor text is highlighted in the text.
[⌊A link added with one click, with the Undo button on the card.⌉⌊A link added with
one click, with the Undo button on the card.⌉[
A link added with one click, with the Undo button on the card.
[⌊Inbound suggestions: other entries that could link to the one you are editing.⌉⌊
Inbound suggestions: other entries that could link to the one you are editing.⌉[
Inbound suggestions: other entries that could link to the one you are editing.
[⌊History: changes grouped by entry, with date, filters, and undo and redo.⌉⌊History:
changes grouped by entry, with date, filters, and undo and redo.⌉[
History: changes grouped by entry, with date, filters, and undo and redo.
[⌊The report: totals for analyzed entries, orphans, internal links and broken links,
with filters, search and sorting.⌉⌊The report: totals for analyzed entries, orphans,
internal links and broken links, with filters, search and sorting.⌉[
The report: totals for analyzed entries, orphans, internal links and broken links,
with filters, search and sorting.
[⌊Settings in tabs (General, Suggestions, Links, AI, History and data) with a save
bar that stays in view.⌉⌊Settings in tabs (General, Suggestions, Links, AI, History
and data) with a save bar that stays in view.⌉[
Settings in tabs (General, Suggestions, Links, AI, History and data) with a save
bar that stays in view.
## Instalación
1. Install the plugin and activate it.
2. Go to **Magic Linking** in the admin sidebar and press **Analyze my site**. Nothing
is analysed until you do it. The first time it also builds the index used for suggestions,
in the background.
3. Open any post or page. In the block editor, open the **Magic Linking** panel from
the top bar (or the three dots menu); in the classic editor, use the **Magic Linking**
box.
4. Read the suggestions and press **Link** on the ones you like.
5. For the site-wide picture, use the filters _Orphans_, _Under-linked_, _Over-linked_
and _With broken links_ in the report, or open _Broken links_ to change the destination
of each one or remove it.
From the terminal: `wp magic-linking index` analyses the site and `wp magic-linking
report --filter=orphans --format=csv` prints the orphan pages as CSV.
## FAQ
### Does it change my posts or pages?
Only when you press _Link_ on a suggestion, and only by adding that link.
* Outbound suggestions (for the entry you are editing): the link is inserted in
the editor itself. You save the entry when you want, as with any other change.
* Inbound suggestions (links from other entries to this one): the link is written
into the other entry on the server. The rest of that entry must stay identical,
byte for byte, or nothing is written. WordPress creates a revision, and the change
is listed in History, where you can undo it.
* It never modifies an entry that is open in an editor, and it only edits, removes
or rewrites a link you already had when you ask for it from the broken links
list (change its destination or remove it, keeping its text), with the same check
and undo.
Everything else (the report, the index, the settings, the broken links list until
you fix one) only reads your content and writes to its own tables.
### How do I undo a link?
Right after adding it, press _Undo_ on the card. Later, open **Magic Linking > History**
and undo it there. You can also redo it. If the text around the link has been edited
since, Magic Linking tells you instead of changing anything it cannot be sure about.
### Does it need AI, an API key or an account?
No. It works entirely on your server, with no key, no account and no credit. AI
is an optional extra: if you connect a provider in Settings > Connectors (WordPress
7.0 or later), the _Improve with AI_ button appears. Magic Linking never asks for
an API key of its own and does not sell credit; your provider charges you for what
you use.
### Does it send my content anywhere?
Not by itself. The only time text leaves your server is when you press _Improve
with AI_, and then it goes to the AI provider you set up in Settings > Connectors,
as described in "AI and your privacy" and "External services". With a local model
such as Ollama it does not leave your server.
### How much does *Improve with AI* cost?
The button shows an estimate before you press it and the real number of tokens afterwards.
A request uses a few thousand tokens, which with a small model costs a fraction
of a cent. You can set a daily token limit in Settings > AI. A local model costs
nothing.
### Why is there no AI button?
Because the site has no AI connector (add one in Settings > Connectors), WordPress
is older than 7.0, the daily limit in Settings > AI is 0, or the site blocks AI
requests.
### Why does the panel say there are no suggestions?
The suggestions come from the index of your site, which is built in the background
after you press _Analyze my site_. Until it is ready the panel says so. Also, suggestions
need text: a very short entry has little to suggest, and entries in another language,
drafts, private entries and password-protected ones are never proposed as destinations.
### Why can’t I link from this phrase?
Links are only inserted in paragraphs and lists, and never inside an existing link.
Headings, quotes and tables are off by default: turn them on in Magic Linking >
Settings > Links > Where links can be inserted. A developer can allow more block
types with `magiclinking_insertable_blocks`.
### Does it work in the classic editor?
Yes, with a Magic Linking box. Links are inserted in the _Visual_ tab; in _Text_
the box explains how to switch.
### Why does my home page (or another page) appear as an orphan?
Because it is not linked from the content of any other entry. If it is linked from
your menu, the menu is not counted. See "How links are counted".
### Why is a link not listed as broken if the page is really gone?
A link is reported when it points to an entry in the trash, unpublished or private,
or to an address of your site that WordPress does not recognise. If a redirect plugin
sends the old address elsewhere, the link may still work for your visitors. Developers
can tell Magic Linking about redirects with the `magiclinking_resolve_link` filter.
### Does it work with WPML or Polylang?
Yes. It records the language of every entry, never suggests a link between two languages
and, when WPML or Polylang is active (or the analysis finds more than one language),
shows it in the report, lets you filter by it and adds it to the CSV. On a single-
language site those columns are hidden.
### How long does the first analysis take?
A few seconds for a small site; thousands of entries per minute on ordinary hosting.
It runs in the background; you can keep working and watch the progress on the screen.
### The analysis does not move.
It needs Action Scheduler to run, which WordPress triggers with WP-Cron. On sites
with very little traffic, use a system cron, or run `wp action-scheduler run --group
=magic-linking`, or analyse directly from the terminal with `wp magic-linking index`.
### How do I analyze only what changed?
Press "Analyze changes" in the report (or run `wp magic-linking index`). It goes
through every entry but skips the ones whose content has not changed since the last
analysis, and tells you how many were new or modified. Entries are also analysed
again automatically when you save them.
### How do I analyze the whole site again from scratch?
Go to Magic Linking > Settings, open the General tab, find the "Maintenance" section
and press "Analyze everything again from scratch" (or run `wp magic-linking index--
force`). It asks you to confirm and then runs in the background, even for entries
that have not changed. It never changes your content.
### What happens when I delete the plugin?
By default your data is kept. If you tick "Delete all Magic Linking data when the
plugin is deleted" in the settings, its tables (index, links, history), processes,
settings and metadata are removed. The links already written in your content stay
where they are; your content is never touched.
### Is it multisite compatible?
Each site of a network has its own report, history and settings.
### Which hooks can developers use?
* `magiclinking_link_inserted`: action that runs after a link has been inserted
from the server.
* `magiclinking_batch_undone`: action that runs after a group of links has been
undone.
* `magiclinking_link_fixed`: action that runs after a broken link has been fixed(
destination changed or link removed), or that fix has been redone.
* `magiclinking_insertable_blocks`: filter for the block types where links can
be inserted.
* `magiclinking_post_lock_timeout`: filter for the seconds to wait when another
insertion or undo is writing the same entry.
* `magiclinking_undo_sync_limit`: filter for how many changes are undone at once
before the rest goes to the background.
* `magiclinking_post_language`: set the language of an entry.
* `magiclinking_internal_hosts`: extra hosts that count as your site.
* `magiclinking_resolve_link`: say where an internal address leads.
* `magiclinking_post_html`: add HTML that a builder keeps outside the content.
* `magiclinking_before_ai_request`: filter to veto or change a request to the AI
connector before it is sent (return false to veto). The WordPress filter `wp_ai_client_prevent_prompt`
is respected too.
* `magiclinking_local_ai_providers`: filter for the AI providers that count as
local (the text does not leave your server).
* `magiclinking_is_multilingual`: tell the plugin whether the site is multilingual.
* `magiclinking_batch_max_entries` and `magiclinking_batch_time_budget`: size and
time of each background batch.
## Reseñas
No hay reseñas para este plugin.
## Colaboradores y desarrolladores
"Magic Linking – Internal Links" es un software de código abierto. Las siguientes
personas han colaborado con este plugin.
Colaboradores
* [ Carrero ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/dcarrero/)
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## Registro de cambios
#### 0.21.1
* Fixed: "Improve with AI" now uses exactly the model you choose. Before, with
some providers such as OpenRouter, WordPress could silently send the request
to another model and it ran out of time.
* Fixed: model names from OpenRouter (such as "openai/gpt-4.1-mini") are recognized,
so the automatic choice and the cost estimate work. Batch-only variants are never
used.
* Improved: the automatic choice now prefers small, cheap and fast models, and
the model list in Settings > AI shows a "Recommended" group first, with prices.
* Improved: Settings > AI shows the reason of the last failed AI request, without
keys or text from your entries.
* Improved: cloud providers get more time to answer (up to 50 seconds), and the
editor panel says how long it may take.
#### 0.21.0
* New: optional "Improve with AI" button in the editor panel. If your site has
an AI connector (WordPress 7.0 or later, Settings > Connectors), one click sends
the best suggestions to your AI provider in a single request: it puts the best
ones first, marks the ones it does not recommend and may propose a shorter, better
anchor text taken from the same sentence, only used if you accept it. Without
a connector everything works as before.
* New: before each request the button shows the provider, the model and an estimate
of the tokens; local models such as Ollama are shown as free. A daily token limit(
Settings > AI) is checked before anything is sent, and requests are limited to
10 per minute.
* New: Settings > AI shows what your connector can do, lets you choose the model
and the daily token limit (0 turns AI off), and lists the tokens used and the
estimated cost per model. Only the date, user, provider, model, tokens and cost
are stored, never the text sent.
* New: if the AI does not answer, the panel says so and keeps the suggestions without
AI.
* Improved: the package no longer includes the JavaScript tests or the translation
template.
#### 0.20.0
* New: fix a broken internal link from the list, one by one: change its destination
to another published entry, or remove the link and keep its text. The rest of
the entry is verified unchanged, and you can undo it from History.
* New: History also records the links you add from the editor panel, once you save
the entry, and marks them as undone if you remove them and save. This adds two
columns to the history table; the update runs by itself.
* Improved: History is more compact and grouped by entry, with the date of every
change, filters, "Undo all" and "Redo all" per entry (in the background when
there are many) and a view by batch.
* New: WP-CLI `wp magic-linking history undo|redo --post=`.
* Improved: Settings are organized in tabs (General, Suggestions, Links, History
and data) with a save bar that stays in view.
* Improved: the editor panel is more compact after you link or dismiss a suggestion;
its title no longer repeats the count, which is still announced to screen readers.
* Improved: History says where each link came from: "Editor panel", "Another entry’s
panel" or "Broken links".
* Improved: translations are up to date in all six bundled languages.
#### 0.11.0
* New: dismiss a suggestion for good. A dismissed pair (entry, target) is not proposed
again, in either direction, and you can undo it. A target dismissed from more
than 10 published entries is ranked slightly lower across the site.
* New: bundled translations into Spanish (Spain), French, German, Italian and Portuguese(
Brazil and Portugal). Translations approved on translate.wordpress.org take precedence
when available.
* Improved: translations are complete in all six bundled languages.
* New: setup assistant for new sites, and new settings: where links can go (headings,
quotes, tables), open links in a new tab, extra rel values, suggestions shown,
ignored addresses and words.
* Changed: links in quotes are now off by default, as in the new settings. Before,
a paragraph inside a quote block could receive an automatic link; now it only
does if you turn on "Quotes" in Settings.
#### 0.10.0
* New: link suggestions in the block editor and in the classic editor. A Magic
Linking panel proposes phrases of your text that can link to other entries, with
the anchor highlighted and the reason.
* New: add a link with one click. In the editor it is inserted in the editor itself,
only on that phrase.
* New: inbound suggestions: link to the entry you are editing from other entries
that mention it. The link is written in the other entry after checking that nothing
else in it changes, and WordPress keeps a revision.
* New: History with undo and redo for every link added from the server, with a
configurable retention (30 days, 90 days, a year or forever). Large groups are
undone in the background.
* New: the index used for suggestions is stored in the database and built in the
background. After updating from an earlier version it is built automatically,
without you having to analyze again; no suggestions are shown until it is ready.
* Improved: cleaner anchor text. Suggested phrases no longer start or end with
small words such as "the", "of", "el" or "de", and the reasons shown with each
suggestion are cleaner too.
* New: WP-CLI `wp magic-linking history` (list, undo, redo and purge).
* New: new filters and actions for developers (see the FAQ).
* Improved: contrast of the secondary buttons in WordPress 6.9.
#### 0.9.2
* Table schema rewritten without callable interpolation inside SQL strings (the
generated SQL is identical).
* The package no longer contains development folders (such as `.claude`); the build
now fails if any hidden or development file gets into the ZIP.
* Requirements (PHP 8.1, WordPress 6.9, mbstring) are checked before anything else
loads. On activation without them the plugin deactivates itself with an explanatory
message instead of failing.
* Added unit tests for the schema statements.
#### 0.9.1
* Readme: the bundled Action Scheduler is 4.2.x (the third-party libraries section
still said 3.9.x).
* No functional changes.
#### 0.9.0
* First public version: "Analyze changes" (skips unchanged entries) and "Analyze
everything again from scratch", report of orphan, under-linked and over-linked
entries, complete list of broken internal links, CSV export, WP-CLI commands
and settings. It never modifies content.
* Requires WordPress 6.9 or later and bundles Action Scheduler 4.2.0.
## Meta
* Version **0.21.1**
* Last updated **hace 9 horas**
* Active installations **Menos de 10**
* WordPress version ** 6.9 o superior **
* Tested up to **7.1.3**
* PHP version ** 8.1 o superior **
* Languages
* [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/) y [Spanish (Spain)](https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/).
* [Traducir a tu idioma](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/magic-linking)
* Tags
* [broken links](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/broken-links/)[internal links](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/internal-links/)
[link suggestions](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/link-suggestions/)
[orphan pages](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/orphan-pages/)[seo](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/seo/)
* [Vista avanzada](https://es-do.wordpress.org/plugins/magic-linking/advanced/)
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## Colaboradores
* [ Carrero ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/dcarrero/)
## Soporte
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