Mose – SEO & AI Visibility Companion

Changelog

1.7.1

• Approving in your Mose panel finishes the connection: WordPress uses the returned code and
  takes you back to Mose. The second confirmation is gone.
• When Mose asks for pages, the first ones are sent in that request instead of waiting for
  WP-Cron.
• Other plugins’ notices are hidden on the Mose page.
• Removing the site in Mose disconnects the plugin: the secret is replaced, Mose’s application
  password is revoked and the page asks to connect again.

1.7.0

• Two-click connection: press Connect with Mose, approve in your Mose panel, confirm in
  WordPress. Pasting a pairing code is still available under Connect another way.
• Mose has its own admin menu. Old Settings > Mose links, pairing links included, open it.
• After activation WordPress opens the Mose page once; bulk and network activations are left
  alone.
• The page shows one card for the site’s state. The secret, the connection check, the AI
  counter and the health data are in a closed Advanced section.
• Turkish translation included.

1.6.1

• Directory release. Installation now goes through Plugins > Add New; the readme is rewritten
  for site owners, with the same external-service disclosure kept in full.
• Display name is now “Mose – SEO & AI Visibility Companion”. Slug, endpoints and behaviour
  are unchanged.

1.6.0

• Security: enqueued admin assets, input sanitization, admin-only secret/llms.txt endpoints,
  atomic replay guard.
• The settings screen’s CSS and JavaScript are enqueued files loaded only on that screen, instead
  of being printed into the page.
• Server variables read by the plugin are unslashed and sanitized at the point they are read.
• Setting the shared secret and writing the site’s /llms.txt now require an administrator.
• A signed request is claimed with a single atomic database write, so two copies of the same
  request arriving together can no longer both be accepted.

1.5.3

• Keep a durable identity for each full-site transfer so retries cannot open another scan or
  overwrite a later scan’s pages on compatible Mose servers.
• Protect transfer initialization with a lifecycle lock and recover empty transfer queues.

1.5.2

• Allow reconnecting when a Mose application password already exists. Retry a duplicate name
  once with a unique suffix while preserving existing connection passwords.

1.5.1

• Remove the application password created by an attempt whose pairing code was definitively
  rejected as missing, expired or already used. Existing passwords remain unchanged; ambiguous
  network responses do not revoke a connection that may have succeeded.
• Clarify pairing and published-page data transfers in the external-service disclosure.

1.5.0

• Sending the whole site now starts an analysis on its own, so a site that was connected before
  this plugin could send pages no longer sits connected and silent. Upgrading an already
  connected site sends everything once.
• Each batch says whether it is the whole site or a single page that was just published, so
  publishing a post no longer looks like a new analysis.
• When Mose cannot reach this site to ask for pages, it asks in its reply to this plugin’s own
  scheduled report instead – a connection this site opens, which a firewall cannot refuse.

1.4.0

• Connect a site with a single pairing code from the Mose panel. The plugin creates its own
  application password on the server, so nobody has to open the Application Passwords screen or
  copy a password between two tabs.
• Send this site’s rendered pages to Mose instead of waiting to be crawled. On sites behind a
  firewall that refuses outside crawlers, this is the only way the analysis can be built at all;
  pages are rendered the way a visitor sees them, page builders included.
• The settings screen says how many pages have been sent, how many are still queued, and why the
  last attempt failed if it did.

1.3.1

• Let Mose read this install’s reporting secret over the connection it already has, so the
  AI-agent counter starts working without anyone copying a key by hand.

1.3.0

• Count visits by known AI crawlers per URL and 15-minute slot and report them to Mose every six
  hours; the settings screen shows when the last report went and, if it did not, why.
• Serve /llms.txt with the content Mose publishes for this site, refreshed after every publish.
• Unify the version stated in the plugin header, the code and this readme.

1.1.0

• Store and print the JSON-LD schema Mose builds for a published article.
• Print only the FAQ block when Rank Math or Yoast already writes its own schema graph.
• Skip rewriting an identical schema, so republishing an unchanged article changes nothing.

1.0.0

• Initial companion plugin.
• Application Password and HMAC-SHA256 authentication.
• Rank Math, Yoast, and generic SEO adapter layer.
• Site health, idempotency lookup, and same-site rendered HTML endpoints.