Releases: CircleCrop/WordPress-Metadata-AI
Releases · CircleCrop/WordPress-Metadata-AI
Release list
WordPress Metadata AI Generator - First Public Release
WordPress Metadata AI Generator 1.0.1
Core Features in the Initial Release
- Generate descriptions for
post,page, publicly visible custom post types,category, andpost_tag - Write descriptions for post-type objects to the native WordPress
excerpt - Write descriptions for categories and tags to the native WordPress
description - Support both single-item generation on the edit screen and bulk generation in the admin panel
- Support
Dry Runmode to preview results before writing - Skip existing summaries by default to avoid overwriting; allow manual override for single-item generation
- Provide admin-side logs covering configuration loading, request initiation, result generation, successful writes, skip reasons, and failure reasons
Designed for Real Content Workflows
This plugin focuses on a clear objective:
to help site owners generate clean, maintainable metadata descriptions more efficiently within the WordPress admin panel.
You can configure an OpenAI-compatible API, model, and prompt in the backend, then generate summaries directly within your content workflow—without manually writing descriptions for each post, page, category, or tag.
Design Philosophy
- Admin-only usage, focused on editorial workflows
- Output strictly as plain-text descriptions suitable for metadata use
- Clean and extract block content to minimize layout noise
- Maintain a clear structure for easier future extension and debugging
Updates in Version 1.0.1
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Added multilingual README support
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Currently available in:
- English
- Simplified Chinese
- Traditional Chinese
- Japanese
Current Scope
This phase focuses solely on description generation and does not include:
- Image alt generation
- Synchronization with SEO plugin-specific fields
- Asynchronous queues
- Broader content rewriting features
Use Cases
If you want to:
- Bulk-generate post excerpts
- Add descriptions to categories and tags
- Keep data within native WordPress fields
- Perform a Dry Run before committing changes
Then this version is already a solid foundation for your first-stage implementation.