About this plugin
AIO Agent Article Generator lets you generate a blog article inside the WordPress admin by choosing a main keyword and a template. The article is written by the AI provider you configure (Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini) using your own API key, and is saved as a draft so you can review and edit it before publishing.
The admin interface is in Japanese. It is designed for Japanese-language content sites, but the AI prompts follow your template, so other languages can be used by writing the template in that language.
Features
- Keyword management – Register main keywords and sub-keywords. Sub-keywords can be suggested by the AI. Sub-keywords rotate automatically so consecutive articles do not repeat the same angle.
- Article template – Define the article structure, tone, writer persona, target reader, word count, category and forbidden expressions.
- One-click generation – Pick a keyword and a template, press the button, and the article is created as a draft (or published, if you choose).
- Generation history – A list of all generated articles with edit links.
- Model catalog – The list of available Claude / Gemini models is refreshed weekly from the provider’s API so new models appear without a plugin update. You can also enter a model ID by hand.
- Daily / monthly limits – Cap how many articles can be generated per day and per month.
- Shortcode – [aagl_articles] lists generated articles with pagination.
What this plugin does not do
It does not run unattended (no scheduled generation), does not search the web for reference material, and does not fetch featured images from image services. Each article is generated on demand from the admin screen.
External services
This plugin sends data to third-party AI services only when you configure an API key and trigger an action (connection test, sub-keyword suggestion, article generation, or the weekly model-list refresh). No data is sent before you add a key. You need your own API key and are responsible for the provider’s usage fees and terms.
1. Anthropic Claude API (used when a Claude API key is configured)
- What it is used for: generating article titles and body text, suggesting sub-keywords, testing the connection, and listing available models.
- Data sent: your keywords, the template instructions (including any company / writer information you enter in the template), and titles of your existing posts used to avoid duplicates. Your API key is sent as an authentication header.
- Endpoints: https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages, https://api.anthropic.com/v1/models
- Terms of service: https://www.anthropic.com/legal/consumer-terms and https://www.anthropic.com/legal/commercial-terms
- Privacy policy: https://www.anthropic.com/legal/privacy
2. Google Gemini API (used when a Gemini API key is configured)
- What it is used for: the same tasks as above when Gemini is the selected provider or used as a fallback.
- Data sent: the same as above. Your API key is sent as a request header.
- Endpoints: https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/models (and the:generateContent method under it)
- Terms of service: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/terms
- Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
No other external service is contacted. The plugin does not send any data to the plugin author.
Data stored on your site
- API keys are stored encrypted in the WordPress options table ( aagl_settings ).
- Keywords are stored in two custom tables ( {prefix}aagl_main_keywords, {prefix}aagl_sub_keywords ).
- Templates, the model catalog and plugin settings are stored in the options table with the aagl_ prefix.
- Generated posts are normal WordPress posts with post meta prefixed _aagl_.
Deleting the plugin from the Plugins screen removes all plugin data: settings (including API keys), the keyword tables, templates and the model catalog. Generated posts are kept.