GV Drafts Generator with Gemini

Description

GV Drafts Generator with Gemini is an editorial automation plugin for publishers who want structured, reviewable AI-assisted drafts instead of generic bulk content.

The free plugin is complete and usable without a paid add-on. It can rotate through multiple curriculum or niche plans, create original titles and topics, research sources, generate SEO metadata, add references, create relevant images, and save posts as drafts, pending review, or published posts.

Highlights

  • Multiple independent topic and curriculum plans.
  • Per-topic word count, article count, interval, image count, category, and keyword seeds.
  • Automatic topic and title selection that follows a progressive series.
  • Draft-first workflow with optional pending-review or automatic publishing.
  • Google Search research through supported Gemini models.
  • References and editor fact-check notes.
  • Primary and related SEO keywords, excerpts, tags, and meta descriptions.
  • Yoast SEO and Rank Math metadata compatibility.
  • Gemini image generation with Media Library upload, featured images, inline images, and alt text.
  • Duplicate-title and near-duplicate safeguards.
  • Scheduler status, 14-day health view, metrics, and activity logs.
  • No telemetry and no required account with the plugin author.

Bring your own Gemini key

The plugin calls Google directly from your WordPress server. API usage may be free or paid according to your Google project, model, quota, and current Gemini API pricing.

For strongest credential protection, define GEMINI_API_KEY in wp-config.php or as a server environment variable. You may alternatively save a key in the plugin settings. The password field never displays the stored value.

Optional Pro add-on

GV Drafts Generator with Gemini Pro is a separate GPL add-on sold from the author website. It adds reusable automatic topic rules, deeper article and image instructions, source targets, and editor email notifications. The free plugin does not expire and is not trialware.

External services

This plugin connects to the Google Gemini API only when an administrator requests generation or enables scheduled generation.

Data sent can include the configured curriculum or topic, article number, target length, language, audience, voice, editorial rules, keyword seeds, recent generated titles, article title and excerpt for image creation, and image style. This data is necessary to generate the requested article or image. The plugin does not send visitor information or telemetry to the plugin author.

Service endpoint: https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/

Google Gemini API terms: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/terms

Google privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

Gemini API pricing: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/pricing

Installation

  1. Install and activate GV Drafts Generator with Gemini.
  2. Open GV Drafts > API Keys and configure your Google Gemini API key.
  3. Open GV Drafts > Settings and review the editorial, research, image, and publishing options.
  4. Configure one or more curriculum lines under Content Schedule.
  5. Use Quick Generate for a draft test before enabling scheduled publishing.

Each publishing-plan line uses:

Curriculum | target words | articles per run | hours | images | category | optional keyword seeds

Example:

Physics: mechanics through quantum theory | 1600 | 1 | 72 | 1 | Physics | mechanics, physics lessons

WordPress Cron is traffic-driven. For reliable timing on a low-traffic site, configure the host to invoke wp-cron.php regularly.

FAQ

Does the plugin guarantee factual accuracy?

No. It requests research and references, rejects malformed output, and stores editor notes, but AI can still be wrong. Review every important claim and source before publication.

Does it guarantee search rankings?

No. The plugin creates reader-focused metadata and structure. Search performance depends on usefulness, originality, authority, technical SEO, competition, and many other factors.

Can it publish automatically?

Yes, but Draft is the default and recommended status until you trust your configuration and review process.

Are images free?

Not necessarily. Image availability and cost depend on the selected Gemini model and your Google API plan.

What happens when the API key is removed?

Existing posts remain. New generation stops until a valid key is configured.

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Contributors & Developers

“GV Drafts Generator with Gemini” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

3.3.0

  • Adopted the GV Drafts Generator with Gemini product identity.
  • Added safe removal of API keys stored in the WordPress database.
  • Made duplicate detection Unicode-aware for multilingual publishing.
  • Preserved Gemini image MIME types and matching filename extensions.
  • Queued multi-article scheduled runs to avoid long single-request cron batches.

3.2.4

  • Adopted a distinctive directory name and permalink requested during pre-review.
  • Replaced short global and storage identifiers with the unique guanvireak_drafts prefix.

3.2.3

  • Resolved WordPress.org Plugin Check internationalization, deprecated API, and query-state findings.

3.2.2

  • Excluded the premium-only implementation file from the WordPress.org distribution.

3.2.1

  • Prepared the free distribution metadata for WordPress.org review.

3.2.0

  • Added Freemius-managed licensing, checkout, account, and update integration.
  • Bundled Pro Studio into the premium build while preserving the complete free core.
  • Paid subscription expiry affects updates and support entitlement, not installed GPL code.

3.1.0

  • Added a vendor-configurable Pro upgrade pathway with no placeholder sales links.
  • Kept all sales links hidden unless the production build explicitly supplies GUANVIREAK_DRAFTS_PRO_URL.

3.0.0

  • Added product dashboard, navigation, metrics, and 14-day generation health.
  • Added a documented extension API for separate add-ons.
  • Added WordPress privacy-policy disclosure content.
  • Added GPL and directory metadata.
  • Reworked packaging and documentation for WordPress.org submission.