SynaPost – AI Content, SEO & Publishing Automation for WordPress
| 开发者 | iamfortunatus |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月17日 04:11 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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详情介绍:
Turn your WordPress website into a consistent content engine that helps you improve search visibility, attract the right audience, and grow your business.
Creating useful content is one thing. Finding the right topics, researching them, writing, optimizing, reviewing, and publishing consistently is another.
SynaPost brings these steps together in WordPress, helping you move from content ideas to published articles through a structured, repeatable workflow.
Whether you run a business website, blog, publication, or WordPress agency, SynaPost helps you spend less time managing disconnected content tasks and more time building a useful content library for your audience.
Build a Content System, Not Just Another Blog Post
SynaPost helps you:
- Plan content around your business, audience, and publishing goals.
- Research topics and create AI-assisted articles.
- Optimize content for search engines.
- Connect articles to relevant products and services.
- Review, edit, approve, and schedule content.
- Publish directly to WordPress and automate recurring tasks.
- Business Setup - a profile of your business, audience, and brand voice that every article stays consistent with.
- AI Strategy Planner - a full 30/90/365-day content plan built around topic clusters that match your site's existing categories.
- Topic Library, Pipeline & Published Content - a browsable idea catalog, an active workflow queue, and a view of everything that's gone live. Bulk-import topics via CSV, TXT, or XLSX.
- Editorial Calendar - Month and Week views with drag-and-drop rescheduling.
- AI Writer - generate structured drafts with OpenRouter's free models (one key, no credit card) or OpenAI. A guided setup walks you to a free OpenRouter key, shows which free models are available, and recommends one. Paste your key, test it, done in about a minute. Every draft gets a self-critique editing pass and a minimum readability check.
- Format-aware structure - How-To Guides, Comparisons, Case Studies, News, Tutorials, and Listicles each follow a structure that suits the format.
- Placeholder Thumbnail - a featured image for every article. Choose from 4 free placeholder styles, match your brand colors, and preview before you commit.
- Internal linking and tagging - new articles link to your existing published content where it fits, using only real URLs, and get 2-5 relevant tags automatically.
- CTA Engine and product featuring - a styled call-to-action box (or any shortcode) on every article, plus optional natural mentions of your own products or services where they genuinely fit.
- SEO Assistant - fills in Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or All in One SEO with a focus keyword, meta title and description, and a readability-based SEO score.
- Approval Workflow - approve, edit, regenerate, or cancel an article from your phone via Telegram (no WordPress login needed), or use the in-dashboard Approval Center. You choose between auto-publishing and requiring approval.
- Daily Automation - automatically process due topics from your queue on a daily schedule, reducing the manual work involved in keeping your publishing pipeline moving.
- Dashboard - a guided setup checklist that hides itself once complete, a "Today" widget, and basic content stats.
- Integrations page - see what's connected across every provider, channel, and automation setting. Pro-only integrations are shown and clearly marked.
- OpenRouter's paid models and more AI providers (Google Gemini, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, self-hosted Ollama)
- Multiple business profiles for agencies
- Deep Research and real AI-generated thumbnails
- Content Repurposer and Content Snippets (FAQ, product review, and product description copy)
- Slack and Email approval channels
- Full analytics, content gap suggestions, and a content refresh workflow
安装:
- Upload the
synapostfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or upload the zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. - Activate the plugin, then go to SynaPost → Business Setup. The first thing you'll see is a guided flow to connect a free OpenRouter key - no credit card, about a minute: open OpenRouter, create a key, paste it back in, pick a free model (or keep the recommended one), done.
- Fill in the rest of your business profile.
- Try SynaPost → Strategy Planner to generate a real plan, then generate an article from the Topic Library.
- (Recommended) Connect Telegram for the approval workflow - see Settings → Approvals for the bot setup steps. Or use the in-dashboard Approval Center instead.
- Generate a strategy plan or add topics manually, then let the daily automation run - or click "Run queue now" on the dashboard.
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常见问题:
I set up Telegram but I'm not receiving any messages - why?
The most common cause: Telegram bots can never start a conversation, only reply to one. Open a chat with your bot and send it any message first, then use the "Send Test Message" button under Settings → Approvals - it will show Telegram's exact error if something's still wrong (usually a wrong chat ID or the bot not being messaged first).
Do I need an API key to try this out?
You need a key, but OpenRouter's free models get you one with no credit card in about a minute - Business Setup walks you straight to it, shows you which free models are currently available, and recommends one. There's no separate "test mode": every article you generate with it is real AI output, just at zero cost.
Which AI providers does the free version support?
OpenRouter's free models (genuinely free, no credit card, many models through one key) and OpenAI. SynaPost Pro unlocks OpenRouter's paid models plus Google Gemini, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, and a self-hosted Ollama model.
Is there a usage limit or credit system?
No. SynaPost doesn't meter usage itself - it calls your connected provider directly, using your own API key. Cost and rate limits are whatever that provider charges or allows (OpenRouter and OpenAI's own free tiers: nothing, within their own limits).
Why did a generation fail, or come back slow/empty, on a free model?
Free AI models are run by OpenRouter and the labs behind each model, not SynaPost - they can be rate-limited, temporarily overloaded, restricted to certain uses, or just inconsistent in quality, especially at peak times. SynaPost surfaces the real reason whenever the provider gives one, and the Strategy Planner and connect flow both suggest switching providers or models when that happens - but the underlying reliability of a free model is between you and whichever lab or host runs it, not something SynaPost controls. If consistent reliability matters more than cost, you can connect OpenAI instead - a paid, more reliable option available right here in the free version - or upgrade to SynaPost Pro to unlock paid OpenRouter models plus Google Gemini, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, and Ollama.
Does this replace my SEO plugin?
No - it writes into whichever of Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or All in One SEO you already have active, so their own analysis and snippet preview keep working as normal.
Is WordPress login required to approve an article?
No. The Telegram approval workflow lets you approve, edit, regenerate, or cancel directly from a phone.
What happens to my data if I uninstall?
By default, nothing is deleted - deactivating or removing the plugin leaves your topics and generated posts intact. Permanent deletion on uninstall is opt-in under Settings → Advanced.
更新日志:
3.6.5
- Changed: Lite's native, guided-connect default provider is now OpenRouter's free models instead of Google Gemini, giving one key access to a whole catalog of free models instead of a single vendor's own tier; Gemini moves to SynaPost Pro. Existing connections and defaults are completely unaffected - no one is asked to reconnect.
- Added: automatic model fallback - if the configured model fails, SynaPost now keeps trying different models from the same provider (including the Strategy Planner, not just article generation) until one works, instead of failing outright. Includes several real-world reliability fixes (avoiding broken "sibling" models, unreliable anonymous preview models, and models with a poor recent track record) and a new Settings toggle.
- Added: scheduled retry for failed article generation - a topic that fails outright now automatically retries after a delay (configurable, capped) instead of sitting silently "Failed" forever, with the Content Pipeline showing the last error and retry status.
- Added: the Content Pipeline now updates live - retries, model switches, and background generations all show up within seconds, no reload needed.
- Changed: generation failures now show one short, plain-language message that says what went wrong and what to do - out of credits, a daily or per-minute usage limit, a missing or rejected key, a connection problem, a temporarily unavailable model, or a model that needs SynaPost Pro. Full technical detail is preserved in the background for troubleshooting.
- Changed: a rejected or missing AI provider key now stops immediately instead of trying other models with the same bad key.
- Added: a search box above the AI model lists, matching by model name or id, so long lists are easy to filter.
- Added: a free-model reliability disclaimer on the connect flow, Pipeline, and Strategy Planner (shown only when actually using a free model), pointing to OpenAI or SynaPost Pro as more reliable options.
- Added: Target Keywords on the Strategy Planner - type keywords and each is guaranteed its own topic.
- Added: a "Change model" action on the connected OpenRouter panel, switching models with the saved key - no re-entry needed. Out-of-credits errors from OpenRouter now say so in plain language.
- Fixed: several real-world reliability bugs found through testing - a PHP execution-timeout issue during generation, an OpenRouter reasoning-budget exhaustion issue, custom regeneration instructions not always being honored, a failed regeneration sometimes being misreported as a success, and no way to switch back to OpenRouter as default without re-entering its key.
- Changed: the Approval Center's "Regenerate" instructions prompt is now a proper modal dialog instead of a native browser popup.
- Fixed: overflow/display issues in the Content Pipeline's error messages, and the SEO score's subheading check missing H4-H6.
- Fixed: Deep Research's OpenAI web search call used
gpt-4o-mini-search-preview, a model OpenAI deprecated and shut down on 2026-07-23. Switched togpt-5-search-api, OpenAI's own documented Chat Completions replacement. - Added: a 7-day option to the Strategy Planner's Plan Length.
- Fixed: the Strategy Planner could fall well short of the requested topic count (e.g. asking for a 30-day plan at 3 posts/day - 90 topics - could produce as few as 14) whenever the model under-generated on a large "exactly N topics" request or the Topic Quality Engine rejected some. It now automatically requests more topics to make up the shortfall (up to 5 rounds) until it reaches the requested count or genuinely can't find more good angles for the niche.
- Changed: deleting a topic from the Content Library, Pipeline, or Published Content now also deletes its linked WordPress post (moved to Trash, not permanently deleted, so it's still recoverable) - previously only the plugin's own tracking row was removed, leaving the real post behind with nothing managing it. Likewise, permanently deleting a post directly from Posts/Pages in wp-admin now removes its linked SynaPost topic too (previously the topic was just marked "Failed" and left in the database). Merely moving a post to Trash still leaves its topic alone either way - only a real, permanent deletion cascades.
- Fixed: the email approval confirmation page's form was completely non-functional - its
<form>,<select>, and hidden<input>elements (including the CTA Preset picker, a Pro feature) were being silently stripped by an overly-strict sanitization pass meant for post content, not a standalone HTML page. This affected every action (Publish, Regenerate, Cancel), not only the CTA picker.
- Security: added server-side whitelist validation for Topic status/priority/difficulty/content type/content style, switched Business Profile's Website and Button Link fields to WordPress's URL sanitizer, validated a topic's rescheduled date server-side, added a file-size cap to CSV/XLSX topic import, and capped the daily article-generation limit.
- Fixed: plugin deactivation/deletion could leave the daily generation cron running.
- Fixed: readme Stable tag was out of sync with the plugin version.
- Removed: an admin-notice-suppression feature.
- Hardened the Lite/Pro boundary: several Pro features (Real AI Thumbnails, Content Gap Suggestions, Finer Automation Control, the SEO enforced-minimum retry loop, Deep Research, Custom Prompts, Content Refresh) had their implementation fully separated into the Pro plugin - Lite now contains only genuinely free functionality, with no dependency on this affecting normal use of either plugin.
- Security: sanitized an import filename before use, escaped two outputs that were previously unescaped, converted an admin-menu stylesheet to use WordPress's standard enqueue APIs instead of a raw inline tag.
- Added: an
External Servicessection to this readme, documenting SynaPost's use of the OpenAI and Telegram APIs.
- Renamed: Synapress is now SynaPost - same product, same team, new name. Version numbers continue from the previous Synapress 3.5.1 release rather than restarting, so this is 3.6.0. No functionality changed as part of the rename itself.
- Added: a "Table of Contents" toggle under Settings → Content Quality, on by default - turn it off if you don't want the automatic Table of Contents added to longer articles.
- Improved: generated articles now aim their SEO focus keyword at the SEO title, meta description, URL slug, and at least one subheading - not just the post title and body - and target a healthy ~1% keyword density instead of leaving it to chance.
- Added: a Table of Contents is now automatically added to longer articles (3+ sections), with working jump-links to each section.
- Improved: the internal SEO score (shown in the Approval Center and Editorial Calendar) now checks all of the above, plus internal links, structure, readability, and a featured image - a much fuller picture than the old keyword-presence-only version. Scores on existing content will read differently against this fuller checklist; nothing has been changed on already-published posts.
- Fixed: generated blog posts and pages could land noticeably outside the "Word Count" range set in Settings - the range is now actively enforced, expanding or trimming the generated content as needed until it fits, instead of only asking the AI to hit it.
- Changed: Landing Page content now also follows the "Word Count" range set in Settings (previously fixed at a short 300-600 words regardless of that setting). FAQ content still stays intentionally shorter, since it's a set of short Q&A pairs rather than one continuous piece.
- Fixed: the Approval Center's "Below SEO threshold" badge could show next to a score that already met the minimum (e.g. 80/100 with a 70 threshold) - it now always agrees with the score printed beside it, since a "Regenerate" of just the meta/headline could raise the score without ever clearing the flag that controlled the badge.
- Improved: generated articles now reliably link a mentioned product/service to its real URL as a proper clickable link, and are pushed noticeably harder to also link out to 1-5 of your own existing published posts where genuinely relevant, instead of only mentioning them by name.
- Improved: generated articles now aim for more specific, concrete writing (real examples and decision criteria instead of generic advice, no repeated points) and the internal quality-review pass is calibrated to reserve its strictest findings for genuine problems rather than routine editorial polish.
- Improved: SynaPost's own admin pages no longer show update nags, review requests, or other notices from unrelated plugins - only SynaPost's (and, if installed, SynaPost Pro's) own notices appear there, so your dashboard stays uncluttered while you're working in it.
- Improved (Pro): the "Pro is unlicensed" and license grace-period reminders now show on every wp-admin page, not just SynaPost's own, so an unlicensed or lapsed Pro install is never missed.
- Added (Pro): a dismissible reminder, shown sitewide, when a newer version of SynaPost Pro is available to install.
- Fixed: several pages weren't usable on a phone or narrow tablet - data tables (Content Library, Pipeline, Published, Integrations, and their Pro-only equivalents in Repurpose/Snippets/Business Profiles/Analytics) now scroll horizontally instead of squeezing every column illegibly narrow, the Editorial Calendar's month/week grid stays readable instead of shrinking day cells to slivers, and a business-profile form field that was overriding WordPress's own mobile label layout has been fixed to stack correctly again.
- Improved (Pro): the Repurpose page's "Article to repurpose" picker is now a searchable, filterable modal instead of one giant dropdown - it no longer has a hard ceiling on how many published articles it can offer (the old dropdown silently couldn't show anything past your 100 most recent posts).
- Fixed: a business's product/service link could get silently stripped out of a generated article's mention of it (leaving the name with no link at all) whenever that product/service page happened to live on the same WordPress site as the blog itself - internal-link cleanup was treating it as an unrecognized/suspicious URL rather than a trusted one.
- Fixed (Pro): the Repurpose page's category filter could return zero results for a category whose real name contains special characters (e.g. "R&D") - the stored category value and the filter's search value could end up in different encoded/decoded forms and fail to match even though matching posts existed. Existing category data is corrected automatically on upgrade.
- Changed: "Preferred Output Language" under Business Setup is now a dropdown of real language/locale codes (English, English (US), Spanish (Mexico), Portuguese (Brazil), etc.) instead of a free-text box - picking one applies to every article, snippet, and repurposed post the AI generates for that business profile.
- Added: the Approval Center's Regenerate/Publish/Cancel buttons now show a clear animated status while working, instead of no feedback at all.
- Added: .pot translation template files for both the free and Pro plugins.
- Added (Pro): the Content Quality Engine now also reviews Content Repurposer posts and Content Snippets, not just full articles - flagged pieces show the same "quality check" badge used in the Approval Center.
- Improved (Pro): Content Repurposer hashtags are now capped at 5 most relevant per platform (was up to 15 on Instagram), and posts now link directly to the real article URL instead of a "[Insert Link]" placeholder.
- Fixed: generated content (articles, repurposed posts, snippets, topics) no longer uses the em dash ("—") character - replaced with a comma, period, or hyphen instead, enforced both in the AI's instructions and as a guaranteed cleanup pass afterward.
- Fixed: OpenRouter connections could fail with "Empty response from provider." - auto-routing could land on a reasoning-capable model that spent its whole token budget on hidden reasoning before producing any visible text. The default OpenRouter model is now a reliable, non-reasoning one, the connection test has more headroom, and this specific failure now explains itself instead of showing a generic error.
- Added: a "Default Author" field under Settings → Publishing - set once, and every automatically generated article is attributed to that person instead of having no byline (automated runs have no logged-in user to fall back to).
- Fixed: the previous round's word-count fix still had a gap at the top of the Settings word-count field's own range (up to 5000 words) - the AI's response budget could still run out right around there. Raised the ceiling to comfortably cover the full field.
- Fixed: generating an article at a larger word count (e.g. 1500-2000 words) could fail with a generic "Something went wrong" error - the request was hitting PHP's default execution time limit partway through, and the AI's response budget wasn't scaled up for longer articles.
- Improved: "Generating..." and other in-progress messages now show a clear animated spinner, and success/error results display as an obvious colored message instead of small, easy-to-miss text.
- Added: a Content Topic Quality Engine now scores and filters every topic the Strategy Planner (and, in Pro, Content Gap Suggestions) proposes - weak, generic, repetitive, or search-engine-first ideas are rejected before they ever reach your pipeline, and kept topics carry a short opportunity-score note.
- Added: a third quality pass now reviews every generated article - relevance, search intent, reader value, specificity, originality, repetition, AI-generic patterns, factual safety, product-integration fit, SEO, and structure - alongside the existing SEO score and readability checks. An article it flags is routed to human approval instead of auto-publishing, with the specific concerns shown on the Approval Center card.
- Added: Business Setup's Products and Services are now a repeatable list (name, description, and an optional link per item) instead of a single free-text box each, so generated content can reference what something actually is instead of just its name. Existing free-text entries carry over automatically as a single item.
- Fixed: the Business Setup "Website" field (and several other one-off profile fields) could get silently overwritten by the browser's own autofill with the WordPress install's own URL, rather than showing what you'd actually typed or left blank.
- Fixed: saving Settings from any tab other than "AI & Images" always landed back on "AI & Images" instead of staying on the tab you were actually on. The active tab now carries through the save.
- Fixed: the Settings page's Save button could seem completely unresponsive on the first click after filling in a Slack Bot Token, Signing Secret, or the Email Approval address (a Pro feature). Chrome was mistaking the page for a login form (an email field sitting alongside password-type fields in the same form) and popping its own saved-password autofill UI over the page - the first click just closed that, not the actual button underneath. Marked those fields correctly so Chrome no longer treats them as a login form.
- No functional change - more fixes from the WordPress.org Plugin Check tool: a missing translators comment on a placeholder string, replaced a direct fopen()/fgetcsv() file read in the CSV/TSV importer with an in-memory stream (same exact parsing behavior, including multi-line quoted fields), and shortened two changelog-page upgrade notices that exceeded the 300-character display limit.
- Fixed: the CTA box's button wasn't centered under its own text, even though the box itself is centered - WordPress's Buttons block lays its contents out with flexbox, which doesn't respond to the parent's text-align, so it needed its own explicit centering.
- No functional change - fixes flagged by the WordPress.org plugin review's automated check: replaced heredoc syntax with standard string concatenation in the AI Writer and Strategy Planner (heredoc isn't allowed by the plugin directory's scanner), and bumped "Tested up to" to the current WordPress version.
- Fixed: the free placeholder thumbnail styles stamped a "DEMO" badge/watermark on every featured image regardless of whether the article's own text came from a real AI provider - now it only appears when the whole site is genuinely unconfigured (no real provider set up at all). A real article generated with a real provider, using the free placeholder thumbnail style, no longer looks like broken test content.
- AI Writer: every generated blog post now gets 2-5 relevant WordPress tags automatically, applied through the real post_tag taxonomy (not a custom field) - previously nothing tagged generated articles at all. Service Page and Landing Page are unaffected, since WordPress pages don't have tags. Regenerating an article replaces its tags with the fresh set rather than piling old and new tags on top of each other.
- Add Topic: split "Content Type" into two fields - Content Type (Blog Post, Service Page, Landing Page - genuinely different kinds of page) and a new Content Style field (Comparison Post, How-To Guide, Case Study, News, Tutorial, Listicle - structural styles of a Blog Post, only shown when Content Type is Blog Post). Previously these were mixed into one dropdown as if they were the same kind of choice.
- Fixed: FAQ, Product Review, and Product Description were still selectable in Add Topic even though that content now belongs on the standalone Content Snippets page (Pro) - removed from the dropdown. Existing topics already using them are unaffected.
- CTA Engine: Business Setup now has a Button Color field, so the built-in CTA box uses your own brand color instead of a hardcoded SynaPost orange. Also restyled the box itself (soft brand-tinted background, accent border, subtle shadow, pill-shaped button) - existing profiles keep the original orange automatically until a color is picked.
- Fixed: the Settings page always showed an "Analytics" tab even on sites without SynaPost Pro, where clicking it landed on a blank tab with nothing in it. The tab now only appears when Pro's Analytics module is actually installed and licensed.
- The Notes field on any topic now actually guides generation - previously saved but never used.
- Comparison Post, How-To Guide, Case Study, News, Tutorial, and Listicle now get real structural guidance (numbered steps, criteria breakdowns, inverted-pyramid leads, etc.) instead of just a different label on a standard article.
- Added a "Resync Publish Statuses" tool under Settings → Advanced → Data Integrity - one-click repair for any topic still showing "pending approval" when its article was actually already published (e.g. directly through the WordPress post editor, on a site that hadn't yet updated past 2.3.1). Safe to run any time.
- Fixed: the SynaPost placeholder thumbnail generated for real articles never showed the actual post title - it was truncating a long descriptive sentence meant for a real AI image model instead. The placeholder now always shows the real article title.
- AI Writer: added an "Openers" category to the built-in anti-AI-tells checklist - catches vague time/scope-framed openings like "In today's ever-evolving landscape of X" or "As we navigate the complexities of X" that stall before making an actual point, applied automatically everywhere the checklist already runs.
- Fixed: publishing a generated article directly from the WordPress post editor (instead of using the Approval Center or a Telegram approval button) could leave it showing as "pending approval" in the Pipeline and Approval Center even though it was genuinely live. The plugin now detects a post going live by any means and keeps its own status in sync automatically.
- AI Writer: expanded the built-in anti-AI-tells guidance from a short word blocklist to a full 9-category checklist (vocabulary, filler transitions, structure, sentence rhythm, punctuation, tone, discourse patterns, content specificity, and emphasis formatting) - applied automatically to every article, the self-critique editing pass, and single-component regeneration (headline/intro/conclusion/CTA). No setting to configure - this is just how content is written by default.
- Fixed: the "model demo does not exist" error could still occur after saving a real provider as your default with the optional Model field left blank - the saved default model now always resolves to a real value for that provider instead of silently keeping the previous provider's model. Also added a permanent safeguard so this specific mismatch can never reach a real provider's API again, and self-heals automatically on sites that already saved the broken combination.
- Fixed: testing a real AI provider's connection (e.g. OpenAI) could fail with "The model
demodoes not exist" on sites that hadn't yet switched away from the default Demo Provider, even with a valid API key. The connection test now always uses a real model for the provider being tested.
- AI Thumbnail: 4 selectable placeholder styles (Brand Motif, Bold Diagonal, Minimal Card, Classic Band), background/accent color pickers to match your brand, and a live preview - all free, no Pro required.
- AI Writer: every generated draft now gets a self-critique editing pass (checked against word count, keyword placement, and structure requirements before it's scored) and must clear a minimum readability score, in addition to the existing SEO score check.
- Simplified the Image Generation setup modal: clearer sections and fields that show or hide based on your selected provider.
- SynaPost Pro released as a separate add-on plugin. Multiple business profiles, every AI provider beyond OpenAI, the Content Repurposer, Deep Research, real AI thumbnails, named CTA presets, Slack + Email approval, full analytics, custom prompts, content gap suggestions, content refresh, bulk actions, and finer automation scheduling all moved there - SynaPost itself stays a complete, unrestricted free plugin for a single business's content workflow.
- Integrations page now shows Pro-only rows clearly marked, so what's available (and what's already connected) is visible in one place either way.
- Renamed from PostFlow AI to Synapress. Existing installs upgrade in place - settings, topics, and every already-generated post's link back to its topic all migrate automatically, with no reconfiguration needed.
- Initial release: business onboarding with opt-in product/service featuring, strategy planner with strict existing-category alignment, duplicate-topic prevention, a Content Library / Content Pipeline / Published Content split with CSV/TXT/XLSX import, AI writer with a guided setup flow and a free Demo Provider, automatic internal linking, configurable word count, locale-aware human-sounding writing, AI thumbnail generation, SEO assistant, a CTA engine with shortcode support, editorial calendar, a Dashboard with a guided setup checklist and "today" widget, an Integrations status page, an explicit auto-publish-or-require-approval choice, Telegram approval workflow with an in-dashboard Approval Center, a tabbed Settings page, and daily automation.