| 开发者 | hanchan |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月9日 07:37 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
draft. There is no publish button, no scheduler and no automation anywhere in it, and it never overwrites a page you already have. A person reads the article before the public does. That is a design decision, not a limitation.
Nothing is locked
This plugin is complete on its own. Nothing in it is metered, time limited, counted or reserved for a paid tier. It never asks for a licence key, never asks you to create an account, and contacts no server belonging to the author. You bring your own Google Gemini key and Google bills you for what you use.
Image generation prompts, image insertion with WebP conversion and AI alt text, batch drafting and in-editor AI rewriting are sold separately as an add-on at ACS Developer (https://acs-developer.com/acs-article-generator/) and are not part of this plugin.
Requirements
No. There is no account, no licence key and no sign-up. You need a Google Gemini API key, which you create yourself at https://aistudio.google.com/apikey.
The plugin is free. Google bills you directly for the API calls you make with your own key. A single long article is one request.
No, and it is not meant to. Every article and every hub page is saved as a draft. There is no publish action, no scheduling and no cron job in the plugin at all.
No. The model is not allowed to write links. Every anchor tag, address and domain name is stripped out of its reply, and then the plugin inserts links it built itself from permalinks read out of your database. Nothing in a hub page's internal links comes from the model except the position it chose to put them in.
You get a second draft. The first one is left exactly as it is, published or not. The plugin stores the list of posts each hub covered, so the second build tells you how many articles are new since the first and how many have left the category.
No. It only ever creates new drafts.
In this site's options table, in its own row that is not loaded on every request. Once saved it is never displayed again: the settings field is always empty, and the key is never written into an error message, a log or a URL. It is read only when a request is made and travels in a request header. WordPress options are not encrypted, so treat database access to your site as access to the key, and delete the key with the checkbox on the settings screen if you stop using the plugin. Uninstalling the plugin deletes it.
It reads the most recent published posts, up to thirty of them, and writes a style guide describing what it found. You can read that guide, disagree with it and edit it. What you leave in the box is what the model is told to follow.
Length is an instruction to the model, not a guarantee. If the reply is cut off because the model ran out of output room, the plugin automatically tries once more at the next length down and tells you if that fails too.
ACS SEO Plus and Yoast SEO, if either is active. The meta description is always saved to the post excerpt as well, which is what WordPress itself uses when no SEO plugin is installed.
No. It is a first draft. Check every fact, figure, name and link before you publish it, the same way you would with any draft written by someone else.
It follows your site's language by default, and you can choose another from a list on the settings screen. The plugin's own interface is in English.