Description
ContentsOps is an AI content platform that writes human-sounding, long-form articles. This companion plugin lets ContentsOps publish those posts (with inline and featured images and SEO meta) to this site over a private REST API authenticated with a site key.
It exposes three endpoints under /wp-json/contaihu/v1/:
GET /verify— pairing probe returning the site identity.POST /media— upload one image binary, returns its attachment id + URL.POST /posts— create a post with inline/featured images and SEO meta.
All endpoints require Authorization: Bearer <site key>. The site key is verified with a hashed copy (wp_check_password), so the plaintext key is only ever shown on the Settings ContentsOps screen.
SEO meta is written for Yoast SEO, Rank Math, and a native fallback so whatever is active picks it up.
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/(or upload the zip via Plugins Add New Upload Plugin). - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
- Go to Settings ContentsOps.
- Copy the Site URL and Site Key and paste them into ContentsOps to pair the site.
FAQ
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How do I rotate the site key?
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Go to Settings ContentsOps Regenerate key. The previous key stops working immediately; reconnect ContentsOps with the new key.
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The user selected under “Author user”. Defaults to the first user who can edit posts.
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Which category are posts published to?
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The category selected under “Default category” in Settings ContentsOps. If none is selected, the WordPress default category is used. A category sent explicitly by ContentsOps takes precedence.
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Contributors & Developers
“ContentsOps – AI Humanizer & Content Writer” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.6
- Add a “Default category” setting: pick the category ContentsOps posts are filed under. An explicit category list in the publish request takes precedence; with nothing configured the WordPress default category applies as before.
1.0.5
- Rename all functions, classes, constants, options, script handles, post meta keys and the settings page slug to the unique
contaihuprefix per the WordPress.org prefixing guidelines. Options stored under the old names are migrated automatically, so paired sites keep working. - Move the REST API to the
contaihu/v1namespace; the previous namespace keeps working as a deprecated alias for already-paired sites. - Load
wp-admin/includes/image.phponly right before generating attachment metadata and stop loadingwp-admin/includes/file.php, which was not needed. - Update the Contributors list to the plugin owner account.
1.0.4
- Declare compatibility with WordPress 7.0 (Tested up to).
- Match the text domain to the wordpress.org plugin slug (contentsops-ai-humanizer-content-writer).
- Restore real PHP 7.4 compatibility by removing PHP 8-only union type declarations.
- Reject non-raster image uploads (e.g. SVG) on the media endpoint.
- Sanitize incoming Authorization header and admin query flags.
- Make the Reveal/Hide/Copied button labels translatable.
1.0.3
- Fix WordPress.org plugin review rejection: Author URI pointed to the same URL as Plugin URI. Author URI now points to https://www.voxinity.io/.
1.0.2
- Fix featured image not appearing in blog lists: detect the real image type from the binary and store it with the correct extension/MIME so the thumbnail renders and image sub-sizes are generated.
- Fall back to the first inline image as the featured image when no featured media id is supplied.
1.0.0
- Initial release: site-key auth, verify/media/posts endpoints, SEO meta (Yoast, Rank Math, native), Settings screen.