WordPress Publishing for RailCall 1.0.0

First public release of WordPress Publishing for RailCall by Niko Codes.

Prepare WordPress changes, review the exact proposal, approve an update or publication, and inspect the resulting audit records and publication checks.

Downloads

• wordpress-publishing-for-railcall-1.0.0.zip — install through WordPress → Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin. Requires WordPress 6.5+ and PHP 7.4+.
• railcall-wordpress-publishing-1.0.0.zip — signed companion module. Extract its wordpress-publishing folder into ~/.railcall/station/modules/, then reload modules in Studio.
• SHA256SUMS.txt — SHA-256 checksums for both ZIP files.

Included

• Ten RailCall commands for reading posts and terms, preparing reviews, creating/updating drafts, publishing, scheduling and checking publication.
• Expiring review tokens bound to the post, action and proposed fields; stale drafts require another review.
• Approval-bound retries, WordPress capability checks and accurate reporting of failed or partial writes.
• WordPress admin screens for readiness checks, waiting reviews, settings and activity.
• Application Password authentication with credentials held in the RailCall vault.

Verification and limits

All 163 checks passed against an isolated WordPress 7.1 / PHP 8.4.6 SQLite installation. PHP/Python syntax checks passed. The signed 1.0.0 module also passed verification after extraction from its release ZIP.

Public-page verification checks reachability and a content sample; it does not prove an exact approved revision is visible. Station 1.5.34's Reject button returned 404 during the earlier integration test; backend denial worked, but a successful UI denial has not been demonstrated. The earlier signed receipts document the September 21 development build, not a fresh Station UI run of 1.0.0.

This is a GitHub release, not a RailCall marketplace listing. See installation instructions, testing and review notes.