MediaAgentAI

MediaAgentAI is a service that writes blog articles tailored to your shop or website
and adds them to WordPress. This plugin is the bridge between your site and the service:
it connects the site, hands over the data needed for publishing, and makes sure the
meta description is stored where your SEO plugin keeps it.

The plugin itself does not generate content, does not create or remove user accounts or
application passwords, and does not add anything to the public side of your site.

What the plugin does

• connects your site to the service using an account and an application password that you create yourself,
• checks that the account has the rights of the Author role and no more – accounts that can edit the content of other users or administer the site are refused,
• registers your site with the service and hands over the data needed for publishing,
• exposes the SEO fields of your SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress) in the REST API so that the meta description can be saved,
• shows in the admin screen what has been sent, and lets you disconnect the site with a single button.

The service only publishes its own posts, with their images and tags, in your existing
categories. It never manages plugins, themes, users or settings of your site.

External services

This plugin connects to the MediaAgentAI service (https://mediaagent.studio) in order to
register the site and publish articles on it.

When you connect, the plugin sends: the site address, the REST API address, the e-mail
address of the site administrator, the username and the application password that you
entered, the WordPress and PHP versions, whether WooCommerce is installed, the name of the
active SEO plugin, the category permalink base, and the names and identifiers of the post
categories. The exact list is shown in the plugin screen after connecting. The plugin does
not store the application password.

When you disconnect the site, or deactivate the plugin while the site is connected, the
plugin sends the installation identifier and the site address. The service then deletes
the application password from its servers and stops publishing. The application password
itself stays in WordPress – revoking it is up to you.

The connection is made only after the site administrator enters the account details and
clicks the button – activating the plugin sends nothing.

Terms of service: https://trafficwatchdog.pl/en/docs/terms-of-service
Privacy policy: https://trafficwatchdog.pl/en/docs/privacy-policy