Poliris

Poliris connects this site to your Poliris account, so approved fixes and drafts are applied automatically. Here's what that means:

• Implement automatically the SEO fixes in Poliris - title, meta description, alt text, or content. It's applied to your post or page right away.
• Page-level fixes such as Open Graph tags, canonical URLs, structured data, text corrections - go straight into your page's HTML. No JavaScript snippet, and search engines see the fix immediately.
• Content Poliris writes for you shows up as a draft in wp-admin. Nothing gets published without your review.
• You can undo any change from your Poliris dashboard.

The plugin stays out of your way. There's one settings screen (pairing), it only stores the fixes you've approved, and it adds two REST endpoints - one to check connection status, and one to read/write SEO titles and descriptions for Yoast SEO or Rank Math. How access works: When you pair, the plugin creates a WordPress Application Password and sends it to Poliris securely over HTTPS. From then on, Poliris uses that password to authenticate the same system WordPress itself uses. Want to cut access? Revoke the "Poliris" password from your profile anytime. You'll need a Poliris account: https://poliris.io

0.2.3

• New Poliris logo on the pairing screen and in the wp-admin menu (the menu icon is now an inline SVG that follows your admin color scheme).

0.2.2

• Review feedback: the server-side pixel output buffer is now always explicitly closed. On WordPress 6.9+ the plugin uses the core template enhancement output buffer (no own buffer at all); on older versions the buffer opened on template_redirect is paired with an explicit flush on shutdown.
• Pairing error messages are no longer passed through the URL — only fixed notice codes are, with the message stored server-side.
• Uninstalling now removes all plugin options and revokes the "Poliris" Application Passwords, so deleting the plugin fully cuts the service's access.

0.2.1

• Review feedback: admin-page CSS enqueued via wp_add_inline_style, /status endpoint restricted to manage_options, direct legal-page URLs in the readme.

0.2.0

• Server-side fixes: approved page-level fixes (Open Graph, canonical, structured data, on-page text) are now applied to the rendered HTML on the server — the JavaScript snippet is no longer needed on WordPress sites.

0.1.0

• Initial release: pairing flow, status endpoint, Yoast/Rank Math SEO meta read-write.