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What the plugin actually does to your WordPress install
A technical account of where the code runs, what it writes to your database, and what leaves your server.
Request path
From prompt to stored post
Generation happens off your server. Your WordPress install sends a request and receives text back; it never runs a model itself, so there is no PHP worker tied up and no memory spike on your host.
The only thing written to your database is the resulting post content, in the same tables WordPress already uses.
- Editor sidebar collects the brief Topic, tone, target length and the focus keyword, gathered in the browser.
- Plugin signs the request A licence-scoped token is attached server-side. Your licence key is never exposed to the browser.
- Generation runs on our infrastructure The model call happens outside your host, so your PHP workers stay free to serve visitors.
- Response returns as structured blocks Headings, paragraphs and lists arrive as block data, not a wall of pre-rendered HTML.
- You review, then it is stored On insert it becomes ordinary post content in wp_posts. Nothing publishes without a human action, unless you change that default.
Storage
What we write, and where
Everything the plugin stores lives in standard WordPress tables. There are no custom tables to migrate and nothing to clean up if you remove it.
| What | Where it lives | Survives uninstall |
|---|---|---|
| Generated article body | wp_posts.post_content |
Yes — it is your post |
| Featured images | Media library, as normal attachments | Yes |
| SEO fields | Your SEO plugin's own post meta | Yes |
| Licence & site settings | wp_options, one namespaced row |
Removed on uninstall |
| Batch queue state | wp_options, transient |
Removed on uninstall |
Coverage
Post types it can write into
WooCommerce products
Short and long descriptions, generated from the attributes and variations already on the product record.
Custom post types
Any type registered with show_in_rest — documentation, case studies, knowledge base entries, listings.
Front end
Nothing we do reaches your visitors
The plugin is an editorial tool. It loads in wp-admin and nowhere else.
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Scripts added to the front end
0
Stylesheets added to the front end
0
Shortcodes in stored content
1
Options row, removed on uninstall