1platform

1Platform Content AI connects your WordPress site with the <a href="https://1platform.pro" rel="nofollow ugc">1Platform</a> cloud platform to bring AI-powered content creation and optimization tools directly into your admin dashboard.
How it works: The plugin acts as a client interface to the 1Platform API. All AI processing (content generation, keyword extraction, image selection, comment generation) happens securely on 1Platform external servers via encrypted HTTPS communication. You connect your site using an API key, and the plugin handles the rest.
Free local tools (no API key required): Table of Contents and Internal Links work entirely on your WordPress site without any external service connection.
<h4>What You Can Do</h4>
<ul>
<li>Generate blog posts with AI — Create complete, SEO-optimized articles with images and metadata from target keywords. Content is generated by the 1Platform cloud service and published to your WordPress site.</li>
<li>Extract keywords from competitors — Analyze competitor websites to discover valuable keywords for your content strategy. Extraction is performed by the 1Platform service.</li>
<li>Automate internal linking — Automatically build internal link relationships between your posts to improve SEO and navigation. (Local feature, no API key required.)</li>
<li>Add tables of contents — Automatically generate and insert hierarchical tables of contents into your posts. (Local feature, no API key required.)</li>
<li>Set up an entire site in minutes — Use the Site Wizard to configure your theme, generate content, create legal pages, and set up integrations in one guided workflow.</li>
<li>Monitor background jobs — Track all content generation and processing tasks in real time from a dedicated job dashboard.</li>
<li>Manage your posts in bulk — Optimize and maintain existing posts with batch operations.</li>
<li>Generate comments — Create AI-powered comments for your blog posts via the cloud service.</li>
<li>Create legal pages — Generate privacy policy, terms of service, and other legal pages with a cookie consent banner.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Integrations</h4>
<ul>
<li>Google Analytics — Connect your GA4 property with OAuth2 and inject the tracking tag with GDPR Consent Mode v2 (analytics denied by default until user consent).</li>
<li>Google Search Console — Connect your site to Google Search Console through 1Platform to pull performance data.</li>
<li>Publisuites — Connect your website to Publisuites to explore content monetization opportunities.</li>
<li>Ads Manager — Configure your AdSense publisher ID, auto-generate your ads.txt file, and inject custom header code.</li>
</ul>
<h4>SaaS & Data Processing</h4>
1Platform Content AI is a SaaS (Software as a Service) plugin. This means:
<ul>
<li>The plugin connects your WordPress site to the 1Platform cloud platform.</li>
<li>AI content generation, keyword extraction, and other processing happen on 1Platform external servers, not on your WordPress hosting.</li>
<li>An API key is required to authenticate your site with the platform for cloud features. Without an API key, all admin pages are accessible and display a connection prompt. Local features (TOC, Internal Links) work without any API key.</li>
<li>All communication between your site and 1Platform uses secure HTTPS encryption.</li>
<li>The plugin does not expose any public endpoints on your WordPress site.</li>
<li>Your WordPress installation acts solely as the client interface — no modifications are made to WordPress core files.</li>
<li>No data is transmitted to any external service until you configure your API key and explicitly trigger a feature.</li>
</ul>
By using the cloud features of this plugin, you agree to the 1Platform <a href="https://1platform.pro/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a> and <a href="https://1platform.pro/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin relies on the following external services:
<h4>1Platform Content AI API</h4>
This plugin connects to the 1Platform Content AI service for all AI-powered features. No AI processing occurs locally — the plugin sends requests and receives processed results.
Service URL: https://api.1platform.pro/api/v1 
Website: https://1platform.pro
Data sent: 
* API key (for authentication) 
* Site URL and metadata (domain, language, category) 
* Content prompts, keywords, and language preferences (for content generation) 
* Competitor URLs (for keyword extraction) 
* Image prompts or keywords (for image generation/selection via Pexels/Pixabay proxy) 
* Post title and content snippets (for comment generation) 
* Owner name and site niche (for profile generation) 
* User ID (for billing and subscription management)
When data is sent: 
* On authentication: when verifying your API key and obtaining access tokens 
* On content generation: when you click “Generate” for posts, keywords, comments, images, or legal pages 
* On site wizard: when using the automated site setup workflow 
* On integration setup: when connecting Google Search Console or Publisuites 
* On billing: when checking credit balance or initiating top-ups
Image and profile downloads: The 1Platform API returns image URLs (for post featured images, site icons, and author profile pictures) as part of its responses. The plugin downloads these images from the URLs provided by the API and saves them to your WordPress Media Library using the WordPress <code>download_url()</code> function. These URLs point to resources hosted or proxied by 1Platform (including images from Pexels or Pixabay when selected as image provider). No additional data beyond the standard HTTP request is sent during these downloads.
Data retention: See the 1Platform privacy policy for data retention details.
<ul>
<li>Terms of Service: https://1platform.pro/terms</li>
<li>Privacy Policy: https://1platform.pro/privacy</li>
</ul>
<h4>Google AdSense (Optional)</h4>
When configured, the plugin loads Google AdSense scripts from https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com to display advertisements on your site’s front-end pages.
Data sent: Publisher ID embedded in the script tag. Google’s script may collect page content and visitor data per Google’s policies. 
When sent: On every front-end page load when an AdSense publisher ID is configured in the Ads Manager. 
No data is sent unless you explicitly configure a publisher ID.
<ul>
<li>Terms of Service: https://www.google.com/adsense/new/localized-terms</li>
<li>Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy</li>
</ul>
<h4>Pexels / Pixabay (Via 1Platform API)</h4>
When generating content with images, you can choose Pexels or Pixabay as the image provider. Image requests are routed through the 1Platform API — the plugin does not connect to these services directly. No direct connection from your WordPress site to Pexels or Pixabay occurs.
<ul>
<li>Pexels Terms: https://www.pexels.com/terms-of-service/</li>
<li>Pixabay Terms: https://pixabay.com/service/terms/</li>
</ul>

1Platform Content AI – AI Blog Writer, SEO & Internal Linking for WordPress

AI blog post generator with SEO meta, keyword research, internal linking, tables of contents, and guided site setup — cloud-powered.

WhoKnew.io

WhoKnew Directory SEO tracks your plugin ranking inside the WordPress.org plugin directory — and gives you the tools to improve it. Most developers have no idea where their work appears in the plugin repository search results, or what drives those positions. This changes that.
This plugin is a frontend client for the whoknew.io ranking service. All keyword scans, readme analysis, ranking calculations, and keyword research are performed exclusively on whoknew.io’s servers — this plugin contains no ranking or analysis logic of its own. An internet connection to whoknew.io is required for any scan or analysis to run.
The ranking process requires querying the WordPress.org Plugin Directory API across a shared, rate-limited infrastructure, running a multi-signal scoring algorithm against hundreds of results, and caching those results in a shared pool so every user’s scan benefits from work already done for the same keyword. This cannot be replicated locally inside a WordPress plugin — doing so would require every user’s own server IP to hit WordPress.org directly for each scan, risking individual rate-limiting or blocking by WordPress.org. whoknew.io absorbs that infrastructure cost centrally.
Usage is governed by the whoknew.io Terms of Service and Privacy Policy (linked in the External Services section below).
The plugin directory indexes 7 specific fields in your readme and weighs them differently. Every field you’re missing is a ranking signal your competitors are using against you. WhoKnew shows you exactly which fields are covered and which aren’t — so you know precisely what to fix.
The free service plan includes:
<ul>
<li>Keyword Scan — Enter your slug and a keyword to see your exact position in the plugin directory search. Track your plugin ranking for every term that matters to you.</li>
<li>Readme Optimizer — See which of the 7 indexed readme fields contain your keyword and which don’t. Get concrete, field-by-field suggestions to improve your coverage and climb the repository rankings.</li>
<li>How Ranking Works — A transparent explainer of the repository’s two-phase algorithm: relevance score (keyword coverage across your readme and metadata) and quality score (active installs, support threads, rating, freshness, compatibility).</li>
</ul>
The free whoknew.io service plan includes 10 API credits per month. Each scan or readme analysis consumes one credit — this reflects real processing performed on whoknew.io’s servers (querying the WordPress.org Plugin Directory API, running the ranking algorithm, and caching results). Upgrade to a paid plan for higher credit limits, competitor keyword intelligence, AI readme suggestions, and full ranking history with visual diffs.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin contacts the following external services. No connection is made until you perform an action that requires it (a scan, a readme analysis, or a daily background sync). No data is sent passively on page load.
<h4>WhoKnew.io Ranking API (whoknew.io)</h4>
whoknew.io provides the ranking infrastructure this plugin depends on. It accepts scan requests from the plugin, queries the WordPress.org Plugin Directory API from its own servers, runs the multi-signal scoring algorithm, caches results in a shared pool, and returns ranked data to the plugin for display. None of this processing occurs inside the plugin or on the user’s WordPress installation.
When contacted:
<ul>
<li>When you run a keyword scan — whoknew.io performs the full ranking analysis on its servers and records one API credit against your service account.</li>
<li>When you run a Readme Analysis — whoknew.io analyses your readme content against a keyword on its servers.</li>
<li>Once per day via a background task (WordPress Cron) — to sync your API credit balance locally so the plugin does not need to contact the service on every page load.</li>
<li>When you click “Test connection” in Settings — to verify connectivity and retrieve the current credit balance.</li>
<li>(Pro only) When you activate, deactivate, or refresh your licence — to validate the licence key and retrieve a JWT token used for higher service-tier credit limits.</li>
</ul>
Data sent: your site URL (used as an anonymous domain identifier for API credit tracking), the plugin slug and keyword you scan, and — for Pro users — a licence key and a signed JWT token. No personally identifiable visitor data is transmitted.
Service: https://whoknew.io 
Privacy policy: https://whoknew.io/privacy/ 
Terms of service: https://whoknew.io/terms/
<h4>WordPress.org Plugin Directory API (api.wordpress.org)</h4>
When contacted:
<ul>
<li>When you run a keyword scan — whoknew.io contacts the WordPress.org Plugin Directory API from its own servers to retrieve live search results, then scores and returns your ranking position.</li>
<li>When you look up a plugin by slug or name in the Scan or Readme Optimizer tabs — your browser contacts api.wordpress.org directly (client-side) to fetch public plugin metadata. No credits are consumed and whoknew.io is not involved.</li>
<li>When the Readme Optimizer loads a plugin’s readme.txt — your WordPress installation fetches it directly from plugins.svn.wordpress.org. No credits are consumed and whoknew.io is not involved.</li>
<li>When using the Competitor Keyword Spy feature (Pro) — whoknew.io contacts the WordPress.org Plugin Directory API on your behalf for each competitor keyword scan.</li>
</ul>
All WordPress.org API requests made during a ranking scan originate from whoknew.io’s servers (not your WordPress installation), using the public <code>plugins/info/1.2/</code> and <code>query_plugins</code> endpoints. Results are cached on whoknew.io’s servers for up to 6 hours and shared across all users scanning the same keyword, minimising total requests to WordPress.org.
Data sent: the search keyword, plugin slug, locale, and a standard WordPress HTTP user-agent string. No account credentials or personal data are sent.
Service: https://api.wordpress.org 
Privacy policy: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/
<h3>Affiliate Program</h3>
Earn 30% commission promoting WhoKnew™ plugins. 
Instant approval, real-time tracking, monthly payouts. 
Sign up free: https://whoknew.io/affiliates/
<h3>Third-Party Libraries</h3>
WhoKnew Directory SEO includes the following third-party libraries to enhance functionality and provide a better user experience. All minified files below link to their publicly accessible source code:
Chart.js (v4.5.1) 
– Author: Chart.js Contributors 
– Source: https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/tree/v4.5.1 
– Minified Files: <code>chart.min.js</code> 
– License: MIT License 
– License URI: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT 
– Location: <code>/assets/js/vendor/chart.min.js</code>
diff / jsdiff (v5.2.0) 
– Author: Kevin Decker and contributors 
– Source: https://github.com/kpdecker/jsdiff/tree/v5.2.0 
– Minified Files: <code>diff.min.js</code> 
– License: BSD 3-Clause License 
– License URI: https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause 
– Location: <code>/assets/js/vendor/diff.min.js</code>
All included libraries are used under their respective open-source licenses, which are compatible with this plugin’s GPL-2.0-or-later licensing.

WhoKnew Directory SEO – Repository Ranking & Readme Optimizer

Track your plugin ranking & SEO in the WordPress.org plugin directory — optimize your readme & understand how the repository search algorithm works

1Platform Content AI – AI Blog Writer, SEO & Internal Linking for WordPress vs WhoKnew Directory SEO – Repository Ranking & Readme Optimizer