SEOvault AI Connector

Description

SEOvault AI Connector links your WordPress site to the SEOvault AI web app. It provides a secure REST API bridge plus publishing helpers so the web app can read, update, and publish content more reliably.

What it does:
* Generates a unique site key for secure authentication
* Provides REST API endpoints for the web app to list and edit posts
* Supports plugin-level default author/category publishing fallbacks
* Supports SEO metadata compatibility for Yoast, Rank Math, and AIOSEO
* Supports future-ready featured image sideloading and IndexNow setup/status endpoints
* That’s it. No front-end scripts, no cron jobs, no database tables.

What it does NOT do:
* No SEO analysis (that’s the web app’s job)
* No page speed impact (zero front-end output)
* No scheduled tasks
* No tracking or analytics

Screenshots

  • Plugin settings page — copy your unique Site Key and paste it into the SEOvault AI web app.

Installation

    1. Install the plugin from the WordPress.org plugin directory, or upload the plugin files to /wp-content/plugins/seovault-ai-connector/.
  1. Activate the plugin
  2. Go to Settings SEOvault AI
  3. Copy the Site Key
  4. Paste it into the SEOvault AI web app when adding your site

FAQ

Do I need a SEOvault AI account?

Yes. This plugin works as a connector to the SEOvault AI web app. You’ll need an account at https://app.seovaultai.com to connect your site and manage content.

What is the Site Key and is it secure?

The Site Key is a unique identifier generated for your WordPress site. It is used to securely authenticate your site with the SEOvault AI web app. It is stored locally in your WordPress installation and not exposed publicly.

Does this plugin affect my website speed?

No. The plugin does not load any scripts on the front end and has zero impact on page speed.

Does this plugin create content automatically?

No. Content creation and automation are handled by the SEOvault AI web app. This plugin only provides a secure connection and publishing interface.

Which SEO plugins are supported?

The plugin is compatible with Yoast SEO, Rank Math, and All in One SEO for setting SEO metadata.

Does it work with any theme or page builder?

Yes. The plugin uses standard WordPress APIs, so it works with any theme or page builder.

Can I control how content is published?

Yes. The plugin supports default author and category settings for content published via the web app.

Does the plugin store data or create database tables?

No. The plugin does not create custom database tables and keeps its footprint minimal.

What happens if I deactivate the plugin?

The connection to SEOvault AI will stop, but your existing content will remain unchanged.

Is this plugin safe to use on production sites?

Yes. The plugin is designed to be lightweight and secure, acting only as an authentication bridge and API connector.

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Contributors & Developers

“SEOvault AI Connector” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

Contributors

Changelog

1.0.1

  • Removed directory-only assets from the plugin package.
  • Removed plugin asset references from readme.txt.
  • Cleaned deployment package exclusions.

1.0.0

  • Initial release
  • Site key authentication
  • REST API: verify, posts, pages, media
  • Minimal admin settings page
  • Added internal-links plugin sync contract endpoints:
    • GET /wp-json/seovaultai/v1/internal-links/manifest
    • GET /wp-json/seovaultai/v1/internal-links/sync
  • Added normalized site-memory record payloads for the web app local index.
  • Added cursor-based sync paging and since/limit/types/includeBodyPhrases support.
  • Added compatibility bypass for sites that restrict unauthenticated REST access.
  • Added default category setting for plugin-managed publishing fallbacks.
  • Added SEO metadata compatibility for Yoast, Rank Math, and AIOSEO.
  • Added future-ready featured image sideload support in post create/update payloads.
  • Added IndexNow setup/status endpoints.
  • Improved post/category response payloads for future web app flows.