raphaelvallat

WBAI BlogsAi is a WordPress plugin that allows you to generate blog post ideas, complete AI-written articles, and featured images directly from your WordPress dashboard.
The plugin is designed for content creators, bloggers, agencies, and businesses who want to automate content creation while keeping full control over SEO, publication, categories, tone, language, and scheduling.
WBAI BlogsAi works natively inside WordPress. No external editors, no copy-paste, and no complex setup.
🎥 Video preview 
See WBAI BlogsAi in action in this short demo video: 
https://youtu.be/TBtO3I82gkg
<h3>Key Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Generate blog post ideas based on keywords and business activity</li>
<li>Generate full AI-written articles directly as WordPress posts</li>
<li>Generate featured images using artificial intelligence</li>
<li>Schedule articles automatically to avoid SEO penalties</li>
<li>Choose writing language, tone, and image style</li>
<li>Manage categories and keywords before generation</li>
<li>Works fully inside the WordPress admin interface</li>
<li>Compatible with standard WordPress and SEO plugins</li>
</ul>
WBAI BlogsAi helps you save time while keeping control over your editorial strategy.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin requires a mandatory connection to the WBAI (WPBLOGS.AI) external service in order to function.
Without an active account connection, content generation and analysis features are not available.
The external service is used to: 
– Authenticate the administrator account 
– Associate the website with the user account 
– Generate AI-based blog content and featured images 
– If the “Your activities” field is empty during login, publicly accessible website content may be analyzed once to generate an activity summary used for content suggestions. This analysis is limited to publicly accessible content and is not performed continuously.
When the administrator logs in or manually requests content generation from the WordPress dashboard, the following data is transmitted to https://wpblogs.ai via secure HTTPS connection:
<ul>
<li>Email address</li>
<li>Authentication token</li>
<li>Website URL</li>
<li>Content parameters provided by the administrator (such as subject, keywords, tone, language, and optional business context)</li>
</ul>
No visitor personal data is collected or transmitted automatically by this plugin.
Generated content may be temporarily processed and stored by the external service on secure servers for the duration necessary to complete the request.
AI processing may involve OpenAI as a sub-processor for content generation.
The plugin uses WordPress WP-Cron to process background generation tasks.
During this process, the website URL and job identifier may be transmitted securely to https://wpblogs.ai to retrieve generated images associated with previously requested content.
This process runs automatically in the background until the generation task is completed.
Service providers:
WBAI (WPBLOGS.AI) 
Terms of Service: https://wpblogs.ai/terms 
Privacy Policy: https://wpblogs.ai/privacy-policy/
OpenAI 
Terms of Service: https://openai.com/terms 
Privacy Policy: https://openai.com/privacy

WBAI BlogsAi

Generate blog post ideas, full articles, and featured images using artificial intelligence directly inside WordPress.

Gianluigi Filippelli

The plugin add a shortcode in order to link a paper using its doi code. You can also use an other shortcode to resolve doi code and publish a full citation apa formatted. It is also a shortcode for manual citations.
<h3>Link doi</h3>
Using the standard for doi link, the plugin introduce a shortcode in order to create a link to a paper provided by doi. 
How to use the shortcode:
[ctdoi code=”…”]Title of the paper[/doi]
<h3>Doi resolver</h3>
The plugin send the doi code to <a href="https://search.crossref.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">Crossref Metadata Search</a>, get the information and publish a full citation in apa standard with the shortcode [ctdoiresolve …]. 
How to use the shortcode:
[ctdoiresolve code=”…”]
There are also three optional parameters:
[ctdoiresolve code=”…” arxiv=”…”]
if the paper has an arXiv version
[ctdoiresolve code=”…” pdfurl=”…”]
if the paper has a free pdf version
[ctdoiresolve code=”…” archiveurl=”…”]
if the paper has a free version on <a href="https://archive.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">archive.org</a>
<h3>Manual citations</h3>
There’s also a shortcode for manual citations, [paperdata …]. You can use it with the following syntax:
[paperdata auth=”author/s name/s” year=”…” title=”…” journal=”…” vol=”…” issue=”…” pages=”…” code=”…”]
You can also use the arxiv, pdfurl, archiveurl parameters.
<h3>Styling</h3>
You can style citations adding in your css theme the class “paperdata”.
<h3>External service</h3>
Digital Object Identifier, or DOI, is a persistent identifier used to uniquely identify objects, standardized by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). DOIs are mainly used to identify academic, professional, and government information, such as journal articles, research reports and data sets, official publications.
Citations tools uses the <a href="http://search.crossref.org/help/api" rel="nofollow ugc">CrossRef Metadata API</a> to retrieve complete publication information using the doi code as a search query. CrossRef is a part of the <a href="https://dx.doi.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">doi system</a>.

Citations tools

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