What a knowledge panel is
It's the box Google shows next to search results for a known person: their name, photo, job, and links. Google builds it on its own, once it is sure who the person is. You can't buy one or ask for one. What you can do is give Google clear, matching facts about yourself until it has enough to show the box.
How you get one
Google has to be sure you are one real, specific person. You convince it by doing two things: put clear facts about yourself on a website you own, and use those same facts everywhere else Google looks, like your other profiles and public databases. When every source agrees, Google connects them and treats you as one known person. Once that happens, Google may start showing the panel.
The six steps
Each one has a simple check. The kit explains every step and gives you the exact things to copy and paste.
Write down your facts
List the true, checkable facts about you: your job, company, school, any press. Everything else will match this.
Build a simple website about you
A page on your own domain (a web address you own, like yourname.com) with those facts, set up so Google can read them clearly.
Tell Google to look
Add the site to Google Search Console, a free Google tool that tells Google about your site, and ask it to read the pages.
Make your profiles match
Your LinkedIn and similar sites should show the same job, name and links. Collect any real press about you.
Add yourself to Wikidata
Wikidata is a public facts database that Google reads. Only real, sourced facts go in.
Get a second site to point at you
A page on another site you are part of, like your company's, that names you and links back. This one counts the most.
The easy way: let an AI do the technical parts
Some steps involve code and setup. You don't have to touch any of it. An AI coding tool can do those parts for you if you hand it this kit.
Download the kit (the button is at the bottom of this page).
Open an AI coding tool. Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor all work.A plain chat like Claude or ChatGPT can't build things for you, but it can walk you through each step.
Give it the kit. Attach the files to your chat, or open the folder in the tool. The main file is called
SKILL.md.Say: "Help me get a Google Knowledge Panel using this kit."
It does the technical work and tells you what it needs. You handle the parts only you can: approving your facts, buying a web address and hosting for your site, and clicking a few buttons on Google and Wikidata that need your own login.
Using Claude Code? Put the folder in ~/.claude/skills/ and it becomes a command you can run.
What to expect
It takes time
Google usually takes weeks to months after everything is live.
No guarantees
This makes you easy for Google to recognize. It can't force the result.
Be a little known first
If no real sites or press mention you, there is nothing for Google to build on yet.
Get the free kit
One download. Free to use for anything, with credit (CC BY 4.0).