OneClickContent - Titles
| 开发者 | jwilson529 |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月7日 12:37 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Generate multiple title options from the post you are already editing.
- Compare the options with scoring, keyword fit, and preview signals.
- Apply the best title instantly and keep moving.
- blog editors trying to improve headline quality without leaving WordPress
- content teams that want faster title ideation and comparison
- SEO-minded publishers who want keyword-aware title suggestions
- WordPress site owners who want AI help without SaaS lock-in
安装:
- Upload plugin files to
/wp-content/plugins/oneclickcontent-titles. - Activate the plugin via the Plugins screen.
- Go to
Settings -> Title Assistant. - Select your provider and add your API key. For OpenRouter, click Load models, choose a text model (or enter its provider/model ID), and click Test model.
- Click Save Changes to keep your API key and model. OpenRouter tests use sample text and may incur an API charge.
- Open a post and click Generate Titles.
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常见问题:
Who is this plugin for?
This plugin is for WordPress writers, editors, marketers, bloggers, and site owners who want better titles without leaving the editor. It is especially useful if you already work in WordPress and want AI help without adopting a separate SaaS workflow.
Is the plugin free?
Yes. The plugin is free. OneClickContent's model is bring your own API key and pay your AI provider directly only if that provider charges for usage.
Do I need API keys?
Yes. Add a valid OpenAI, Google Gemini, or OpenRouter API key in settings.
Why is it bring your own key?
OneClickContent is built around a BYO-key model so you keep control of provider choice, usage, and cost. That also means there is no bundled AI subscription required just to use the plugin.
Which providers are supported?
OpenAI, Google Gemini, and OpenRouter are supported. Model choices are loaded from the provider APIs when available so the lists stay current without plugin updates. OpenRouter also supports a manual provider/model ID.
How do I set up OpenRouter?
Select OpenRouter in Settings -> Title Assistant and enter your OpenRouter API key. Click Load models to search the public text-model catalog, or enter an exact provider/model ID manually. Click Test model to generate three titles from sample text, then Save Changes. A successful test applies to that key/model pair for seven days; it does not guarantee every article will succeed. Available models, charges, and routing depend on your OpenRouter account.
Where is the training page?
Go to Settings -> Title Help.
Does the plugin store my content?
The plugin stores generated title suggestions inside WordPress so you can review and apply them later. Post content is sent to your selected provider only when you generate titles.
Does this replace writer judgment?
No. It accelerates ideation and scoring, but editors should still validate clarity and accuracy.
更新日志:
- Add OpenRouter with searchable text models, manual model IDs, and an explicit key/model test.
- Verify compatibility with WordPress 7.1 and update directory metadata.
- Use existing style, keyword, refinement, and brand-voice controls with OpenRouter.
- Reject incomplete or malformed model output and show safe account, model, and network errors.
- Queue settings autosaves so rapid changes to different fields are retained.
- Remove OpenRouter settings and cached models on uninstall.
- Updated WordPress Coding Standards to 3.4.1 to address CVE-2026-45293 in development and automated code checks.
- Updated PHP_CodeSniffer to 3.13.6 or later for CVE-2026-67434 and added dependency auditing to CI.
- Restore the in-canvas Gutenberg launcher after switching from Code Editor back to Visual Editor.
- Add regression coverage for editor-canvas iframe reloads.
- Verify the packaged plugin across Classic, Block Visual, and Block Code editor workflows.
- Refresh the WordPress.org screenshots from the final WordPress 7.0.2 release-candidate UI.
- Revalidate real OpenAI generation, responsive settings, WordPress stable and nightly tests, Plugin Check, and release packaging.
- Fix OpenAI title generation for models that reject the
temperatureparameter. - Add a tested automatic model choice while preserving explicit saved model selections.
- Make the editor workflow more compact with state-aware Options, Undo, and result controls.
- Restore the Title Assistant launcher in Classic Editor plus the Block Editor Visual and Code views.
- Make Apply update the canonical Gutenberg title store, with a visible-field fallback for editor compatibility.
- Prevent background result reloads from resetting Details and Detailed analysis interactions.
- Keep diagnostic logging off by default on new installations and document external-service data flows.
- Complete uninstall cleanup, WordPress 5.0 compatibility guards, translation updates, and release-tooling hardening.
- Verify the release against WordPress 7.0.2 and the WordPress nightly test suite.
- Add WordPress 7.0 compatibility metadata after testing against WordPress 7.0.
- Pin the Docker PHPUnit harness to WordPress 7.0 by default and refresh cached test core when the requested WordPress version changes.
- Refresh the WordPress.org SVG icon so it matches the current PNG icon artwork.
- Shorten the WordPress.org short description so the plugin directory import no longer truncates it.
- Keep the 2.1.2 GPT-5.5 default OpenAI model update intact.
- Add GPT-5.5 as the default OpenAI model for new installs and unset model fallbacks.
- Keep OpenAI model selection loaded from the OpenAI Models API so GPT-5.5 appears when the connected account has access.
- Refresh the WordPress.org release package with updated banner, icon, and cropped real-plugin screenshots.
- Update GitHub and WordPress.org readme copy for the current release.
- Enable posts and pages by default for new installs.
- Normalize the old posts-only default to include pages unless the post-type setting was manually customized.
- Fix missing editor controls on page edit screens caused by the legacy default.
- Repositioned the plugin as a free, bring-your-own-key AI title assistant for WordPress.
- Added live Google Gemini model loading from the Models API with caching and safe fallbacks.
- Switched Gemini generation to structured JSON output and improved provider error handling.
- Refined the editor, settings, and help experiences for a clearer, simpler workflow.
- Tightened release packaging and installable zip validation.
- Added server-side cooldown protection for title generation requests to reduce accidental bursts.
- Updated API key validation to run on field completion (blur/change) instead of per-keystroke events.
- Production hardening and stability improvements.
- Added deterministic uninstall cleanup for plugin options, saved title results, and log artifacts.
- Reworked help and training content so wp-admin no longer depends on remote placeholder assets.
- Major release with substantial workflow, scoring, and settings improvements.
- Refined editor experience for generating, comparing, and applying titles.
- Documentation refresh for product onboarding and distribution.
- Added Google Gemini provider support.
- Improved title generation workflow and settings.
- Added richer scoring and title comparison experience.