Studio317 Report Drafts for Google Analytics

This plugin uses selected Google Analytics (GA4) data to prepare an AI-assisted report draft. You can review, edit, and copy the draft in WordPress before using it. AI provider setup and credentials are managed in WordPress Settings > Connectors, where the site administrator configures the AI text-generation provider and its credentials. This plugin is developed by Kimiya Watabe / Studio317. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. This plugin is not a replacement for the Google Analytics dashboard. It provides a focused admin workflow for turning selected GA4 report data into a reviewed draft that can be edited before use. Workflow Initial setup:

1. Configure the GA4 property and optional host filter.
2. Configure a compatible AI text-generation provider in WordPress Settings > Connectors.
3. Click Connect Google Account.
4. Approve read-only Google Analytics access in Google.
5. Open Report Builder and click Create AI Report after choosing the report conditions.

New installations and sites without legacy OAuth configuration or token storage use Studio317-managed Google OAuth by default. They normally do not need a Google Cloud OAuth Client ID or Client Secret. Existing installations that already have self-managed OAuth configuration or legacy token storage remain in the legacy compatibility mode so their current connection is not disrupted. Regular use:

1. In Report Builder, choose the report conditions, such as date range, comparison, and scope.
2. Click Create AI Report.
3. If the conditions are valid and Google Analytics and the configured AI provider are ready, the plugin fetches the required GA4 report data and requests a report draft through the WordPress AI Client.
4. Review, edit, and copy the generated draft.

If the plugin cannot continue because of report conditions, Google connection, GA4 data retrieval, or AI provider setup, it shows a message explaining the problem and stops. The selected report conditions remain available so you can correct them and try again. Report output language follows the WordPress language setting for the administrator running Report Builder. If the user locale is unavailable, the plugin falls back to the site locale and then to English. The WordPress timezone is used for report periods and date handling, not for choosing the report language. Supported site scope The initial supported scope is single-site WordPress. Multisite network activation, network uninstall, and cross-site storage behavior are not covered by the initial support scope.

1. In the WordPress admin area, go to Plugins > Add New.
2. Search for Studio317 Report Drafts for Google Analytics.
3. Click Install Now, then Activate.
4. Open Studio317 Report Drafts for Google Analytics > Settings.
5. Enter the numeric GA4 property ID and optional host filter.
6. Configure a compatible text-generation provider in WordPress Settings > Connectors.
7. Click Connect Google Account and approve read-only Google Analytics access in Google.
8. Open Report Builder, choose the report conditions, and click Create AI Report.
9. Review, edit, and copy the generated report draft.

New and clean installations use Studio317-managed Google OAuth and normally do not require a Google Cloud OAuth Client ID or Client Secret. Existing installations with self-managed OAuth configuration or legacy token storage continue in the legacy compatibility mode.

0.3.0

• Added Studio317-managed Google OAuth as the default for new and clean installations, so users normally no longer need to create their own Google Cloud OAuth client credentials.
• Added encrypted local storage and on-demand refresh handling for managed Google OAuth connections through the Studio317 OAuth service, while GA4 Data API requests continue to be sent directly from WordPress to Google.
• Preserved legacy self-managed OAuth compatibility for existing installations with previous OAuth configuration or token storage.
• Updated Google connection status, external-service documentation, and regional data wording for the managed OAuth workflow.
• Verified compatibility with WordPress 7.1.

0.2.0

• Simplified Report Builder so administrators can create an AI-assisted report draft from selected report conditions in one action.
• Added a Current Status screen for read-only setup and Google account connection status.
• Improved setup guidance, settings organization, and Japanese administrator-facing wording.
• Updated public documentation to clarify the integrated report creation workflow and external-service data handling.

0.1.0

• Added GA4 data retrieval, structured Data Preview, AI-assisted report draft generation through the WordPress AI Client, and admin review/edit/copy workflow.
• Added Google OAuth connection handling, hidden credential values, provider-neutral AI setup guidance, external service disclosures, data validation, and localized admin strings.