| 开发者 | clevera |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年4月22日 13:38 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
clevera-ai folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install the plugin from the Plugins screen in WordPress.Yes. The plugin connects your site to a Clevera workspace. You can create an account at clevera.ai.
The flow uses a short-lived exchange token for initial setup so you are not asked to paste a raw API key in WordPress. After setup, requests use a Bearer API key stored on the server, bound to your site URL, with rotation and disconnect available from WordPress and Clevera. You must also explicitly confirm the connection disclosure on the settings screen before the connection flow starts.
Only authenticated WordPress users with content-editing capabilities can load the project list. Elementor project selection is also limited to the editor or admin experience.
Each site connects to one Clevera workspace. You can connect multiple sites if your Clevera plan allows the integrations you need.
Yes. If Elementor is installed and active, the Clevera Help Center widget appears in the Clevera category alongside the Gutenberg block.
Only the Clevera project selected in the block or widget is exposed on that page: categories, screencasts, embeds, and associated article content for that project.
Disconnecting removes the API key and stops the plugin from fetching new data. Existing help center views may show errors or empty states until you reconnect or replace the block.
Yes. The help center loads data from Clevera at display time, so updates in Clevera are reflected without republishing the WordPress post for each change (subject to normal caching on your site).
Yes. See the External services section below. The connection is opt-in: an administrator must confirm the disclosure before the connection flow begins.
No. The key stays on the server; public requests are proxied through WordPress. Visitors may load embeds and assets from Clevera domains as part of the help experience.
Use the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin once it is published there, the support tab on the plugin’s WordPress.org page, or the Clevera team through clevera.ai.
/ping: connection status is only returned when the request includes a valid site API key; document intentional public permission_callback for this route.