MCP Server for WordPress – Connect Claude, ChatGPT & Gemini | AtlasMCP

變更記錄

1.9.2 (9 Oct 2026)

• Improved: A shorter, clearer plugin description on WordPress.org, so the whole page shows again.
• Improved: The privacy notes now mention the usage-data checkbox in the setup guide.

1.9.1 (8 Oct 2026)

• New: Setup guide. A new site is walked from start to “my AI app answered a question”: what you want AI to do, a check of your site, which tools to offer, connecting your AI app and a first question. Each step saves as you go, and you can leave and come back.
• New: The site check can fix the most common sign-in problem for you: when your server drops the login header AI apps use, one click adds the missing line to .htaccess, after making a backup.
• New: Sites that already use AtlasMCP get an optional setup check on Home instead. It shows your current settings and changes nothing unless you save a step.
• Improved: The connection health check on the Connections screen and in the setup guide now share the same checks and fixes.

1.9.0 (30 Sep 2026)

• New: Connections screen, first under MCP server. See every AI app, access token and app password that can use your site, who it acts as and when it was last used, and remove any of them.
• New: Connect an AI app from the dashboard. Pick Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Code and follow the steps for that app; the screen tells you when it has connected and suggests a first question to ask.
• New: Read-only connections. When you approve an AI app you can let it only look things up, never change anything, and switch it to full access later.
• New: Pause all AI access with one switch, without disconnecting anything. Shoppers are not affected.
• New: Connection health check. It finds what can stop AI apps reaching your site (HTTPS, permalinks, a server that removes the login header, a security plugin, a page cache) and says how to fix each one.
• New: Create, name and revoke access tokens for scripts and automation tools on the Connections screen.
• New: Versions screen. If an update breaks something, go back to an earlier release in one click, from the dashboard or the Roll back link on the Plugins page. Each version is checked against your site first, and your settings and connected AI apps are kept.
• New: Shopping assistant (with AtlasMCP Pro and WooCommerce). A “Shop with AI” button lets customers shop your store with their own AI app, as a guest or with their account.
• New: Redesigned Abilities screen. A tool budget shows how many tools your AI apps are offered, with a one-click trim, three clear tabs, and a side panel for each ability that shows what the AI reads and how often it was used.
• New: Switch any single ability off for AI apps, one by one or in bulk, and see which abilities were used in the last 30 days.
• New: Adding abilities from other plugins is previewed before it is saved, with Essentials, Read only and Everything starting points.
• New: Sign-in for AI apps works when WordPress is installed in a subfolder.
• New: After an update, a notice shows what is new and how to go back if something stopped working.
• Changed: The old MCP Auth page now opens the Connections screen, so bookmarks keep working.
• Improved: The Abilities screen opens at once on large sites.
• Improved: Unused app registrations are cleaned up daily.
• Fixed: Abilities from other plugins could go missing from the tool list on some sites.
• Fixed: With LiteSpeed Cache or another page cache caching the REST API, the dashboard could show old settings. The plugin’s screens are never served from a page cache now.
• Fixed: Dashboard screens no longer say “saved” when the site refused the change.
• Fixed: Error notification settings can be saved with the email field left blank.

1.8.4 (27 Sep 2026)

• Fixed: tools you switch on and give to a role now always reach your AI app. On some sites, tools added after the plugin was first set up (a module switched on later, WooCommerce’s REST API, Pro’s tools) were quietly left out. Some sites will now see more tools in their AI app: these are tools you had already switched on.
• New: Access control shows exactly which tools each role’s AI app gets, with a count for every role and the full list one click away. If a ticked tool still doesn’t reach the AI app, it tells you why.
• New: tools you switch on go to Administrator automatically, and switching something off and on again gives them all back. Other roles only change when you change them.
• New: after you switch something on, a short note beside the switch explains how the tools reach your AI app, and a reminder at the top tells you to reconnect Claude or ChatGPT. The reminder clears itself once your AI app has loaded the new list.
• New: a warning with a one-click fix when tools are switched on but no role can use them.
• Improved: messages after you save stay on screen until you close them.
• Fixed: Access control could show more tools granted than exist, for example “173 of 54”.

1.8.3 (24 Sep 2026)

• New name: AtlasAI Connector is now AtlasMCP, with a new home at wpatlasmcp.com. Only the name and website change. Your settings, AI connections and MCP address stay exactly the same.
• The dashboard, editor buttons, emails and links now use the new name. Pro, documentation and support links open wpatlasmcp.com.

1.8.2 (23 Sep 2026)

• Security: fixed an issue where a harmful link, opened by a logged-in administrator, could change the site through its REST API. Thanks to Raphael P. Cigana, reported through WPScan.
• Security: only administrators can now create, change or delete workflows, the shared AI prompts and prompt templates. Other roles can still use the workflows they are given.
• Security: running a workflow now needs permission to edit that post, and only runs the abilities the user’s role allows.
• Security: an AI connection approved through OAuth now only works for the MCP connection itself, and its permissions can never be wider than what the app registered for.
• Security: the connection approval page shows which website the approval goes to, and cannot be shown inside another site.
• Security: AI connections and access tokens stop working when the user changes their password or is deleted.
• Security: the AI generation history in the editor is cleaned before it is saved and shown.
• Security: the debug log setting only accepts a log file, and the general REST tool can no longer reach the plugin’s own settings.
• Fix: the dashboard no longer shows “called incorrectly” notices for store abilities that are not loaded.

1.8.1 (13 Sep 2026)

• Security: AI tools now follow WordPress permissions for each post, page and custom post type. Contributors and Authors can no longer read, change or delete other people’s drafts and private posts, or publish when their role is not allowed to.
• Security: the content tools (analysis, titles, excerpts, summaries, keywords, featured images and alt text) only work on posts and images the user is allowed to see.
• Security: media file downloads now check that the user may view that file.
• Security: showing plugin and theme code in the Error Debugger now needs permission to edit those files, and is switched off when file editing is disabled on the site.
• Security: repeated wrong passwords when signing in for an access token are now limited.
• What each role can use under Access Control is unchanged.
• If you use AtlasAI Connector Pro, update it to 2.3.1 as well. You can update the two plugins in either order.

1.8.0 (13 Sep 2026)

• New: an Activity log screen showing what your AI clients and editor tools actually did — which tool ran, which user and role it acted as, how long it took and whether it worked.
• New: you can now choose to record the tool calls your AI clients make. This is off until you switch it on, under AtlasAI Connector → Activity log.
• Fixed: tool calls stopped being recorded, and role limits stopped being applied to the tool list, after an update to the underlying MCP library.
• Fixed: AI clients could not connect on sites that also run another plugin with its own MCP connection, such as Rank Math or Imagify. Both now work side by side, each with its own connection details, so your AI client reaches the right one.
• Fixed: on multilingual sites the connection URL changed with the language of the page you copied it from. It is now the same address everywhere.
• Fixed: the MCP settings screen now shows the exact address your AI client needs.
• Improved: the Documentation screen is now a short guide to every screen, with links to step-by-step articles and screenshots. The Documentation button at the top opens it.
• Security: removed an old, hidden access token setting that could let AI clients connect without a WordPress user. If your site still had one, you will see a notice explaining how to reconnect.
• Fixed: another plugin that ships an older copy of the MCP connection library, such as Rank Math, could take over from ours and stop role limits and tool-call recording from working. AtlasAI Connector now uses its own private copy, so other plugins can no longer interfere with it.
• Fixed: with Imagify installed, AI clients connecting to Imagify could be sent AtlasAI Connector’s sign-in details instead of Imagify’s.
• Fixed: a long list of repeated warning messages in the admin area.
• Fixed: every request from an AI client wrote thousands of error lines to the WordPress debug log on sites with WooCommerce connected. The log stays quiet now.
• Your existing AI client connections keep working, and your server address has not changed.
• If you use AtlasAI Connector Pro, update it to 2.3.0 as well to keep its workflow prompts. You can update the two plugins in either order.

1.7.2 (7 Sep 2026)

• New: write a whole post, page or WooCommerce product description from just a topic. Suggest titles, edit the outline, then generate the draft and read it before anything reaches your post.
• New: the draft can link to posts and products that really exist on your site, instead of made-up links (Pro).
• New: keep every draft you generate for a post and go back to an earlier one (Pro).
• New: save your setup as a reusable template, write several drafts at once and compare them, and tune how freely the AI writes (Pro).
• Added the new writing panel to the Classic Editor, right beside the Add Media button.
• Improved: editing an experiment’s prompt now shows the real wording in the box, so you can change a few words instead of retyping it.
• Improved: the plugin screens use the full width of your browser, and free installs get a trial link in the header.
• Fixed: long AI answers no longer time out halfway and come back empty.

1.7.1 (6 Sep 2026)

• New guide on the Abilities screen — a short explainer shows how to turn your other plugins into AI tools, why you would, and what the free version includes.
• Refined the plugin description so it is clearer and easier to read, with common questions answered up front.

1.7.0 (30 Aug 2026)

Your other plugins can now become AI tools, and abilities from any plugin are free.

• Connect WooCommerce to your AI assistant — your store’s own API becomes tools an AI client can use, so you can ask how many orders came in yesterday, which products are low on stock, or what a customer has bought. Read-only in the free version: an AI can answer questions about your store and cannot change anything in it.
• Abilities from other plugins are now free — any plugin that registers abilities through the WordPress Abilities API is picked up automatically, with no limit on how many. This was a Pro feature and is now included for everyone.
• No fixed number of abilities — the plugin no longer ships a fixed catalogue. Install more AI-aware plugins and your tool list grows on its own.
• Choose exactly what an AI can reach — pick which parts of your store to connect, one group at a time, and see how well each tool describes itself before you switch it on. Endpoints whose permission checks cannot be verified are never turned into tools.
• Rebuilt Abilities screen — search by name, id or endpoint, filter by plugin, group, read or write, and grade, with an explanation of what the grades mean and why each one was given.
• Rebuilt Access control — a searchable list of groups instead of one long page, with the ability to grant a whole group, only the parts that read, or only the ones an AI will use correctly.
• Faster admin — the plugin no longer does discovery work on admin pages that do not need it.
• Fixes — group checkboxes no longer fail intermittently when several groups share a module, ability counts refresh straight after a change, and text on the Abilities screen is now translatable.
• Choosing every group no longer means “every group forever” — picking all the groups on offer is now recorded as those groups by name, so what you connect cannot quietly grow later.
• Counts tell the truth — a source shows how many endpoints are actually connected rather than how many it is allowed to connect, and offers to pick up anything new since you last looked.
• A tidier list of what else is on your site — the notice about other plugins no longer includes this plugin itself, the tool server, or entries from plugins that register routes without a name.

1.6.7 (17 Aug 2026)

Compatibility update for WordPress 7.1 and version 1.3.0 of the official WordPress AI plugin.

• Tested with WordPress 7.1 and the latest official AI plugin.
• AI activity now appears in one place — when the official AI plugin’s request logging is switched on, actions run through this plugin are recorded there alongside its own, so you can see what an AI assistant did on your site, how long it took, and whether it succeeded.
• Token usage broken down by provider and model — the Usage screen now shows which AI provider and model each request used, so you can see where your spending goes rather than just a running total.
• Clearer branding in the AI plugin — this plugin’s abilities are now labelled “AtlasAI Connector” in the official AI plugin’s Abilities Explorer, so you can tell at a glance which came from here.

1.6.6 (29 Jul 2026)

• Fixed a “translation loading triggered too early” notice that could appear in the debug log on WordPress 6.7 and later.

1.6.5 (19 Jul 2026)

• Compatibility and polish update — improved MCP responses for strict AI clients, fixed special-character display, and refreshed the plugin listing.

1.6.4 (18 Jul 2026)

The AI writing tools now plug into the official WordPress AI plugin and work in the Classic Editor.

• Official WordPress AI plugin integration — the five AI writing tools (excerpt, title, summary, featured image, and alt text) now appear as experiments inside the official AI plugin alongside its own, so you can manage them all in one place. They keep working as before when that plugin isn’t installed.
• Classic Editor support — all five AI writing tools are now available in the Classic Editor, not just the block editor.
• Editorial guidelines everywhere — your saved editorial guidelines are now applied when generating titles, featured images, and alt text, so results follow your site’s style.
• Smarter alt text — alt text is now generated by analyzing the actual image, producing accurate descriptions instead of guesses based on the surrounding text.
• Live setup checklist — the Home screen’s “Get started” steps now reflect your real setup: they tick when OAuth is enabled and an AI client is connected, and untick if you revoke access.
• Consistent “AtlasAI Connector” naming across the dashboard.

1.6.3 (29 Jun 2026)

• Documented compatibility with the WordPress AI ecosystem — Atlas AI Connector works with the WordPress AI plugin and the official OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic connector plugins, sharing the same Settings → Connectors keys.
• Updated plugin tags.

1.6.1 (29 Jun 2026)

Fixes a critical error that could prevent the plugin from loading on some sites.

• Fixed a critical error that, on some installations, stopped the plugin from loading correctly. Updating is strongly recommended.

1.6.0 (29 Jun 2026)

Redesigned dashboard, new AI Experiments settings, and a dedicated Plans & pricing page.

• New dashboard — a simpler side menu with a Home overview that shows your setup at a glance.
• AI Experiments settings — turn each block-editor AI tool on or off and choose which provider it uses.
• Plans & pricing page — compare Free and Pro side by side, with the 14-day money-back guarantee and 7-day free trial.
• Clearer connections — the renamed “AI Connectors” panel shows what’s connected at a glance.
• Easier setup — a step-by-step guide for connecting Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
• WordPress 7.0 ready — works with the new built-in AI Client in WordPress 7.0, and still supports earlier versions.
• Choose your AI provider and model — pick a default provider and model for all AI generation, and override it per request from the editor. Fixes image and text generation sometimes running on a different provider than the one you selected.
• Stability and compatibility fixes.

1.5.7 (24 Jun 2026)

Feature: OAuth 2.1 one-click connect for the MCP server.

• OAuth 2.1 + Dynamic Client Registration — MCP clients (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) can now connect by pasting only your server URL; no manual JWT/token copying. Implements OAuth 2.1 with mandatory PKCE (S256), RFC 7591 dynamic client registration, RFC 8414/9728 discovery metadata, refresh-token rotation, and RFC 7009 revocation.
• Built-in authorization server — your WordPress site is the identity provider; access tokens map to WordPress users, and the existing per-role/per-ability access control still governs what each connection can do.
• MCP Auth page — new “One-click OAuth 2.1 connect” panel with an enable toggle, the paste-to-client server URL, and a connected-clients list with one-click revoke.
• Disabled by default — enable it from Atlas AI Connector → MCP Auth. Application Passwords and JWT continue to work.
• Note: remote clients (e.g. Claude.ai) require your site to be served over HTTPS.

1.5.6 (24 Jun 2026)

Added opt-in usage tracking.

• Usage tracking (opt-in): Atlas AI Connector can now send anonymized usage data to help prioritize the roadmap. Nothing is sent unless you explicitly click “Allow” on the admin notice. Collected data: site URL/name/language, active/inactive plugin counts, admin name/email, which modules are enabled, and anonymized feature flags/counts (workflows, providers, RBAC). No post content, API keys, or MCP tokens are ever collected. You can opt out at any time.

1.5.5 (24 Jun 2026)

Listing & discoverability update.

• Rewrote the plugin title, tags, and description to better describe the MCP server for WordPress and the AI clients it connects (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor).
• Clarified positioning: Atlas AI Connector is both an MCP server and a block-editor AI content toolkit.
• No functional code changes.

1.5.4 (10 May 2026)

update title, tags

1.5.1 (05 May 2026)

UI improvement: New Overview page added to the admin dashboard.

• Overview page (new):

  • Added a new “Overview” tab as the default landing page in the Atlas AI Connector dashboard.
  • Three subtabs: Welcome, Pricing, and Feature Comparison.
  • Welcome subtab: plugin stats, getting started info, support links, compatible MCP clients, and AI providers.
  • Pricing subtab: Annual/Lifetime plan toggle with 3 pricing tiers. Emphasizes the 7-day free trial (no credit card required).
  • Feature Comparison subtab: Free vs Pro comparison table with 27 features.
  • 7-day free trial CTA prominently displayed for non-Pro users.

• Dashboard navigation:

  • “Overview” is now the default active tab when opening the Atlas AI Connector dashboard.
  • Tab order updated: Overview → Dashboard → Workflows → Access Control → Analytics → Error Debugger → Documentation → Plugins.

1.5.0 (13 Apr 2026)

Feature release: Error Debugger module with PHP error monitoring, email alerts, and a fix command for your AI assistant.

• Error Debugger module (new):

  • Monitor PHP errors from plugins and themes in real time — no configuration required to start tracking.
  • Error Log tab shows all errors grouped by file, with severity badges, source info, timestamps, and occurrence counts.
  • Read the full source context around any error directly in the dashboard.
  • Mark errors as fixed to keep the log tidy.

• Email notifications:

  • Receive an email alert whenever a PHP error occurs.
  • Configurable recipient email, severity levels (Fatal, Warning, Notice, Deprecated), and rate limit to avoid duplicate emails.
  • Configure which sources to monitor: Plugins and Themes (free).

• Fix Command in every error email:

  • Every notification includes a “How to Fix” block — a pre-filled text snippet you can copy and paste into any AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.) to get step-by-step fix instructions.
  • No AI subscription required — works with any AI chat service.

• Admin dashboard widget:

  • “Atlas AI Connector — Recent Errors” widget on the WordPress admin dashboard shows the last 5 errors and a 24-hour error count at a glance.
  • Can be toggled off from the Error Debugger settings without disabling the module.

• Debug log coverage:

  • Scans debug.log on every admin page load to catch startup fatal errors that occur before the plugin loads (e.g. during plugin activation or update).

• Error Trends and Spike Alerts (Pro):

  • Weekly digest email and spike alert notifications available with Atlas AI Connector Pro.

1.4.2 (10 Apr 2026)

Feature release: Enhanced Plugins page with remote data, social proof, and cross-sell improvements.

• Remote plugin data:

  • Plugin information now fetched from a central GitHub repository with 24-hour transient caching.
  • New “Check for Updates” button to manually refresh plugin data without waiting for cache expiry.
  • Hardcoded fallback ensures the page works even if the remote fetch fails.

• WP.org API integration:

  • Star ratings and active install counts fetched from the WordPress.org Plugin API.
  • Cached separately with 24-hour transient for performance.

• Enhanced plugin cards:

  • Plugin icons from WordPress.org displayed on each card.
  • NEW badge for recently launched plugins.
  • PRO badge for plugins with a Pro version available.
  • RECOMMENDED badge for complementary plugins based on the current plugin.
  • YOU’RE HERE badge with blue border highlight for the current plugin.

• Pro upsell & engagement:

  • “Go Pro” button appears only when the Pro version is not installed.
  • “Configure” button for active plugins links directly to their settings page.
  • Top banner: “You’re using [Plugin Name]. Complete your AI toolkit.”
  • Google Analytics UTM parameters on all outbound links for conversion tracking.

• Card ordering:

  • Priority-based ordering with recommended plugins shown first.
  • Shuffle within same priority for fair rotation.

• Compatibility:

  • Tested up to WordPress 7.0.

1.4.1 (10 Mar 2026)

Maintenance release: Workflow engine redesign with AI-powered parameter resolution and bug fixes.

• Workflow engine redesign:

  • Moved workflow execution from Content_Steward_Controller to dedicated Workflows_Controller with new POST /awfah/v1/workflows/run endpoint.
  • Generic ability execution via Abilities API — all 80+ abilities from any module now work in workflows (previously limited to 6 Content Steward abilities).
  • Backward-compatible: old /content/run-workflow endpoint delegates to the new controller.

• AI-powered workflow parameter resolution:

  • Three-tier input resolution: explicit per-ability params > AI extraction from prompt > fallback defaults.
  • New “Use AI to extract ability parameters from prompt” checkbox in the post meta box.
  • AI uses each ability’s input_schema as a JSON Schema constraint to extract structured parameters from natural language prompts.
  • Enables abilities that require specific parameters (e.g., name for add-category) to work directly from workflow prompts.

• Bug fixes:

  • Fixed post_id to id mapping for abilities that require id in their input schema.
  • Fixed readme.txt short description exceeding WordPress.org 150-character limit.

1.4.0 (07 Mar 2026)

Feature release: Pro plugin support, AI experiments in the block editor, backward compatibility with pre-6.9 WordPress, and MCP handler fixes.

• Pro plugin support:

  • Added Pro plugin detection (awfah_is_pro_active()) and integration hooks.
  • Pro upsell banner on dashboard and dismissible admin notice.
  • Pro features section in dashboard showing feature status (active/locked).
  • Pro URL linked throughout the plugin to Atlas AI Connector Pro.

• AI Experiments in the block editor:

  • Excerpt Generation experiment – generate AI excerpts directly from the post sidebar.
  • Image Generation experiment – generate AI feature images from the Featured Image panel.
  • Multi-provider support with model selection dropdown.
  • Editable prompts with per-post and global prompt saving.
  • Pro features: templates library, batch mode, explain reasoning, generation history, keyboard shortcuts.

• Backward compatibility:

  • WordPress Abilities API and MCP Adapter are now bundled as vendor dependencies.
  • Plugin works on WordPress 6.8+ (previously required 6.9 where these APIs ship in core).
  • Minimum WordPress requirement lowered from 6.9 to 6.4.

• MCP handler fixes:

  • Fixed Resources handler to properly pass input to ability execute callbacks.
  • Fixed Prompts handler for correct prompt identifier resolution.
  • Added providers/{provider}/models REST endpoint for model selection.

• Content Steward abilities expanded:

  • Added awfah-content/summarize ability for AI-powered content summarization.
  • Added awfah-content/generate-alt-text ability for vision-based image alt text generation.
  • Content Steward module now has 8 abilities (previously 6).

• Dashboard improvements:

  • Analytics view placeholder for future usage tracking.
  • Updated documentation with Pro features section.
  • Updated ability counts across all UI surfaces.

1.3.0 (20 Feb 2026)

Feature release: External abilities, role-based workflow assignments, WooCommerce dependency handling, and MCP response fixes.

• External Abilities module (new):

  • Automatically discovers abilities registered by WordPress core and third-party plugins via wp_get_abilities().
  • External abilities appear in the Dashboard, Workflows, Access Control, and MCP server.
  • Grouped by source namespace (e.g., “External: core”, “External: mcp-adapter”) in Access Control.
  • Toggleable on/off from the Dashboard like any other module.

• Role-based workflow assignments:

  • Workflows can now be assigned to “All roles” or specific WordPress roles during creation.
  • New “Workflows” sub-tab in Access Control for per-role workflow assignment.
  • Dual-layer access: role_workflows settings override takes precedence, falls back to workflow’s own assigned_roles field.
  • Workflows endpoint supports ?context=admin for unfiltered admin access.

• WooCommerce dependency handling:

  • AI Store Manager module is now visible but disabled when WooCommerce is not active.
  • Shows “WooCommerce required” badge on Dashboard and Access Control.
  • Toast error on toggle attempt when WooCommerce is missing.
  • Backend guard prevents enabling the module without WooCommerce.

• MCP response fix:

  • Fixed structuredContent validation error for list endpoints (tags, categories, posts, pages, media, users).
  • Sequential array responses are now wrapped in { "results": [...] } to satisfy MCP protocol requirements.
  • Applied across all 8 ability files.

• Documentation:

  • Added External Abilities section to the Documentation tab.
  • Updated readme with External Abilities feature description.

1.2.1 (18 Feb 2026)

Added: Plugins page added.

1.2.0 (12 Feb 2026)

Major release: 70+ abilities across 9 modules, MCP server, JWT auth, and workflow builder.

• New modules (7):

  • Pages Manager – 5 abilities for WordPress page CRUD.
  • Media Manager – 7 abilities for media upload, update, delete, and file retrieval.
  • Users Manager – 7 abilities for user CRUD, current user, and role listing.
  • Custom Post Types Manager – 6 abilities for any registered custom post type.
  • REST API Tools – 3 abilities to discover and execute any REST API endpoint dynamically.
  • Site Info & Diagnostics – 4 abilities for site info, plugins, themes, and user info.
  • Settings Manager – 3 abilities to view and update all WordPress settings.

• AI Store Manager (WooCommerce) – now fully functional:

  • 25 abilities covering products, categories, tags, brands, orders, and reports.
  • Requires WooCommerce to be active (automatic detection).

• Independent module toggles:

  • Each of the 11 modules now has its own on/off toggle in the dashboard.
  • Previously all new modules were bundled under the Content Steward toggle.

• JWT authentication for MCP:

  • Generate tokens via POST /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/token.
  • List active tokens via GET /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/tokens.
  • Revoke tokens via POST /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/revoke.
  • HS256 signing with per-site secret key.
  • Configurable expiration (1 hour to 30 days).

• Workflow builder improvements:

  • Drag-and-drop abilities into workflows from the admin dashboard.
  • Prompt preview now correctly updates when abilities are added or removed.
  • Post editor meta box prompt preview also updates correctly with each ability change.

• Bug fixes:

  • Fixed shallow merge of module settings causing new modules to not appear.
  • Fixed ability registration timing error on post edit screens.
  • Fixed workflow prompt always showing first ability’s text instead of all selected abilities.

1.1.0 (13 Jan 2026)

• Added: Documentation tab in the dashboard.

1.0.0

• Initial public release.
• Added AI Content Steward module (6 abilities).
• Added AI Providers dashboard.
• Added module …