CloudScale SEO AI Optimizer
Most WordPress sites lose search traffic to SEO work nobody has time to do. Meta descriptions go unwritten, images ship with no ALT text, related posts never get linked, and technical SEO gets set up once, if at all. Yoast and RankMath give you the fields; you still fill in every one yourself. CloudScale SEO AI Optimizer fills them in automatically. On publish, the AI Auto Pipeline writes the meta description, scores the SEO, generates ALT text, builds an on-page summary, and links related articles – no manual pass. One-click Audio Narration turns any post into a spoken article in 11 AI voices. It also runs the technical SEO WordPress skips underneath, and a built-in Site Audit scores your setup across 20+ checks with one-click fixes. It replaces Yoast Premium and RankMath Pro, in two plans: Bring Your Own API Key – free, forever. Paste your own Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini key (2 minutes at console.anthropic.com or aistudio.google.com) and pay the provider directly: about $0.50-$1.50 per 200 posts, under $0.10 per 100 on Claude Haiku, or nothing on Gemini’s free tier. The plugin itself charges nothing. Setup is install, paste key, click Generate Missing. Managed Subscription – $10 per month. No API key required, AI usage and audio narration included, cancel anytime. Core SEO Features Custom meta title and description per post and page; canonical URL on every page OpenGraph (title, description, image, type, locale) and Twitter/X Card tags JSON-LD: Person (author pages), Article/BlogPosting (posts), WebSite (homepage), Breadcrumb Configurable site name, locale, Twitter handle, default OG image XML sitemap (index + child sitemaps) with configurable post types and taxonomies, plus a plain-text /sitemap.txt for AI crawlers robots.txt editor with AI bot blocking (GPTBot, CCBot, Claude-Web, anthropic-ai and others), plus llms.txt support noindex controls for search results, 404s, attachments, author archives, tag archives and RSS feeds UTM stripping in canonical URLs; widget-pagination and comment-moderation parameters always stripped AI Auto Pipeline Runs every AI operation in a background process the moment a post is published – no WP-Cron dependency, and optionally again whenever a published post is saved Per publish: meta description, SEO score, focus keyword, ALT text for all images, AI-suggested internal links, AI summary box and Related Articles Gutenberg-safe block-level link injection; classic editor falls back to str_replace 50-word minimum content guard; HMAC-authenticated async request with a 120-second TTL “Re-run AI Automation” button in the metabox with live log output AI Meta Writer Claude or Gemini, with a model selector: Automatic (always the current recommended model), Claude 3.5/3.7 Sonnet, Claude Haiku, Gemini 2.0 Flash, Gemini 1.5 Pro, or a custom model string Generate meta descriptions per post or in bulk; fix descriptions that are too short or long, and titles outside the optimal 50-60 characters Inline edit button on each row for manual corrections Configurable character range injected into the prompt, auto-retry when the AI overshoots, backoff on HTTP 429 Fully editable system prompt with reset to default; Test Key verifies your key Sortable post table (title, date, SEO score, description length, title length, ALT status), timestamped progress log, Stop button Scheduled batch generation via WP Cron AI SEO Scoring AI rates each post 0-100 with a one-sentence strengths or weaknesses note Calculate SEO Scores runs a bulk pass; Generate Missing scores any post still lacking one Stored in post meta (_cs_seo_score, _cs_seo_notes) and survive deactivation Title Optimiser AI suggests SEO-optimised replacement titles for every published post, with a before/after score (0-100) Identifies the primary and secondary keywords the article is about One-click Apply updates title and slug and 301-redirects the old URL; “Apply All Suggested” does the lot with confirmation Sort by date or most-commented; suggestions stored in post meta so you can apply selectively AI Summary Box AI summary box prepended to post content: What it is, Why it matters, Key takeaway Written SEO-first – primary keyword front-loaded, secondary keywords woven in, optimised for search intent Also written into Article JSON-LD as description, abstract and disambiguatingDescription Bulk generation with progress tracking, stop button and paginated list; force regenerate overwrites existing summaries Collapsible card; a global show/hide toggle keeps generated content ALT Text Generator Audits all post images for missing ALT text and generates it with article context for relevance Configurable article excerpt length sent to the AI (100-2000 characters) Bulk generation with progress tracking; Show All reveals images that already have ALT text Related Articles Injects related post links at the top and bottom of every post, block-safe in Gutenberg and classic posts AI-scored candidate pool across the full library; configurable counts (2-5 top, 3-10 bottom) with independent toggles Generate Missing processes new posts; Refresh Stale re-runs changed content; Sync Counts trims or fills to new count settings Post Status table shows per-post state (pending, complete, failed) with filter tabs Audio Narration Turns any post into a spoken MP3 with one click (Generate Audio, for logged-in editors only), using your own OpenAI key or included on the Managed Subscription; a “Listen to this article” player appears under Related Articles Eleven narrator voices, from Cedar (calm, authoritative) to Marin (conversational) to Onyx (deep broadcast) Free voice previews, which never draw on your narration allowance Editable narration prompt controls tone and pacing; defaults to a calm tech-essay read Code blocks are never read aloud; each becomes a short spoken note instead MP3s land in your media library; regenerating replaces the previous narration Includes 500,000 narration characters per month, roughly 9 hours of audio, billed by the actual characters read aloud so there is no per-post limit; a $5 Narration Boost adds a further 400,000 characters that roll over until used Performance Features font-display: swap to kill Flash of Invisible Text, plus font metric overrides (size-adjust, ascent-override, descent-override) to reduce Cumulative Layout Shift Defer font CSS via the media=”print” swap technique; auto-download CDN (Google) fonts locally for speed and GDPR compliance Font CSS scanner with Auto-Fix All, backup and undo Defer render-blocking JavaScript with configurable exclusions HTML, CSS and JS minification (5-15 percent smaller pages) HTTPS mixed content scanner and one-click fixer across posts, pages, metadata, options and comments SEO Health Dashboard Dashboard widget with five coverage pillars – Posts (meta), SEO (score), Images (ALT), Links (related articles), Summaries – as colour-coded pills: green >= 90%, amber >= 60%, red < 60% Refresh rebuilds the health cache; it also auto-rebuilds after any bulk AI run, and counters show posts needing an AI run and queued pipeline jobs Dashboard Integration Post editor metabox and Gutenberg sidebar panel (CloudScale Meta Boxes): custom title, description, OG image, AI summary fields and one-click generation Tab state persists across reloads Category Fixer Suggests better category assignments using Claude on each post’s title, slug, tags and AI summary against your category list Up to four categories per post, only ones that already exist, never Uncategorized Colour-coded review table (green additions, red removals, grey kept) with a confidence badge Per-post Apply and Skip, bulk Apply All Changed, filters: All, Changed, Unchanged, Low Confidence, Missing Reload re-analyses everything; a per-row button redoes one post. Nothing changes until you click Apply Category Health and Drift Detection Post counts per category with a pass/fail coverage indicator Drift Detection flags categories that have drifted from their original focus or become catch-all buckets, each with a verdict (drifting or catch-all), confidence score and AI reasoning Sorted by verdict then confidence; elapsed-time counter and Stop button Readability Analyser Pure-PHP scoring, no AI call required: 0-100 with an Easy / Moderate / Hard label from sentence length, heading density and passive-voice rate Colour-coded metabox badge with sub-metrics (words per sentence, words per heading, passive voice percentage) Sortable Readability column; recalculated on save and after each Auto Pipeline run Broken Link Checker Finds outbound links in posts and pages that return HTTP 4xx/5xx or fail to connect Server-side HEAD request per URL, deduplicated so each external URL is checked once Results table with post title, anchor text, URL and status. SSRF-safe: link-local, loopback and private IP ranges are blocked server-side Image SEO Audit Flags Media Library SEO issues: missing ALT text, camera-default filenames (IMG_001, DSC_0045, screenshot2) and oversized files over 500 KB, sorted by issue count with thumbnails and direct edit links External Services The plugin contacts the services below, only when you enable and use the relevant feature. Notes that apply to every service listed here: Key handling: any API key, bot token or licence key you enter is stored only in your own WordPress database (wp_options) and is never transmitted anywhere except directly to that service’s own host. “Post content” means: the post title, up to 6,000 characters of the post body, and the system prompt you configured. No visitor data, personal data, analytics or tracking data is ever transmitted. Nothing is sent from your front end. Calls come from a WP Admin action, a WP Cron batch you scheduled, or the Auto Pipeline on publish/update if enabled. Anthropic Claude API Service: Anthropic PBC – https://anthropic.com Endpoint: https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages Data sent: Post content (see note above). When data is sent: On Generate, Fix or Generate with Claude; on a scheduled batch for posts without a meta description; or on publish/update via Auto Pipeline. API key: Your own Anthropic key (see key-handling note above). Privacy Policy: https://www.anthropic.com/privacy Terms of Service: https://www.anthropic.com/terms API documentation: https://docs.anthropic.com Google Gemini API Service: Google LLC – https://ai.google.dev Endpoint: https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/models/ Data sent: Post content (see note above). When data is sent: Same triggers as Anthropic above, when Gemini is your selected provider. API key: Your own Google AI key (see key-handling note above). Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms API documentation: https://ai.google.dev/docs Google Fonts CDN Service: Google LLC – https://fonts.googleapis.com, https://fonts.gstatic.com Data sent: Only the URL of a Google Font stylesheet already registered on your site. When data is sent: Only on “Download Fonts” (Performance tab), which copies those font files to your server so they are served locally instead of from Google’s CDN – better GDPR compliance and Core Web Vitals. API key: None required. Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms CloudScale Managed API Service: CloudScale Consulting (Pty) Ltd – https://cloudscale.consulting Endpoints: https://api.cloudscale.consulting/v1/messages and https://api.cloudscale.consulting/v1/tts for the AI features; and for the subscription itself https://api.cloudscale.consulting/checkout, /status, /cancel, /refund-request, /recover and /recover/verify What it is: Optional paid alternative to your own key; provides Claude (text) and OpenAI text-to-speech (Audio Narration) on our account. Billed via PayPal, below. Data sent: Post content (see note above) for text features; for Audio Narration, the full cleaned article text with code blocks removed, plus your narration prompt. Your managed licence key accompanies every call. When data is sent: On any AI feature or Generate Audio with the Managed API enabled; on subscribe, status check or cancel; and once, non-blocking, if you delete the plugin while a subscription is active, so it is cancelled for you. API key: Your managed licence key (see key-handling note above). Privacy Policy: https://cloudscale.consulting/privacy Terms of Service: https://cloudscale.consulting/terms OpenAI (optional, Audio Narration with your own key) Service: OpenAI, L.L.C. – https://openai.com Endpoint: https://api.openai.com/v1/audio/speech What it is: Text-to-speech for Audio Narration. Contacted DIRECTLY only when you supply your own OpenAI key; if you use the Managed API instead, the call is made by CloudScale on its account and your site never contacts OpenAI. Data sent: The cleaned article text to be narrated, with code blocks removed, plus the chosen voice and your own OpenAI key. When data is sent: Only when you click Generate Audio with an OpenAI key configured and the Managed API off. API key: Your own OpenAI key. Privacy Policy: https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://openai.com/policies/row-terms-of-use Telegram Bot API Service: Telegram Messenger Inc. – https://telegram.org Endpoint: https://api.telegram.org/bot{token}/sendMessage What it is: Optional real-time error alerts to a Telegram chat you own. Data sent: An error summary only – the PHP error message, file name and line number, and the related WordPress post ID or URL. When data is sent: Only when a plugin error is caught and you have set a bot token and chat ID in Notifications settings. Nothing is sent if it is unconfigured. API key: Your own bot token (see key-handling note above). Privacy Policy: https://telegram.org/privacy Terms of Service: https://telegram.org/tos API documentation: https://core.telegram.org/bots/api PayPal (optional, Managed AI subscription checkout) Service: PayPal Holdings, Inc. – https://developer.paypal.com Endpoints: https://api-m.paypal.com/ to create a subscription and check its status (https://api-m.sandbox.paypal.com/ in sandbox mode), plus https://www.paypal.com/sdk/js, PayPal’s browser SDK, loaded into this plugin’s admin screen from PayPal’s own origin. Data sent: Subscriber email address and subscription amount. Card entry happens on PayPal’s hosted checkout; no card data reaches this plugin. When data is sent: Only when an administrator opens or checks a Managed AI subscription. Privacy Policy: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/paypal/privacy-full Terms of Service: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/paypal/useragreement-full Broken Link Checker (server-side URL probing) What it is: Your server sends an HTTP HEAD request to each unique outbound URL in your own published posts and pages, to check its status. Data sent: The URL only, with standard HTTP headers (a User-Agent identifying your site). No post content, no user data. When data is sent: Only while you run a scan from the Broken Link Checker tab. No automatic or scheduled scanning. Note: sslverify is disabled so sites with expired or self-signed certificates can still be checked; loopback, link-local and private IP ranges are blocked. These are third-party sites you linked to yourself, so no single terms of service applies.
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PageForge – AI Programmatic SEO, Bulk Page Generator, SEO MCP & Local SEO
🚀 Turn one WordPress template into hundreds of targeted SEO pages — without building every page by hand. PageForge is an AI-powered programmatic SEO and bulk page generator for WordPress built for businesses, agencies, marketers, publishers, SaaS teams, ecommerce stores, directories, franchises and local service companies that want to target more searches without multiplying the workload. Connect structured CSV data to one reusable WordPress template, add dynamic variables such as {City}, {Service}, {Product}, {Industry}, {Price}, {Benefit} or any column you create, and PageForge turns each row into a real WordPress page, post or supported custom post type. Each generated page can have its own title, URL, content values, SEO title, meta description, schema data and supported builder content. Your design stays consistent while the information changes for the search intent you want to target. Build once. Personalize at scale. Optimize every page. 🌐 Visit PageForge · ✨ Explore Features · 💎 Compare Plans · 📚 Knowledgebase 🎯 Create pages for the searches your customers already make People rarely search using one broad keyword. They search for specific combinations: {Service} in {City} {Service} near {Area} {Product} for {Industry} {Software} for {Use Case} {Category} in {Location} {Solution} for {Audience} {Product} in {City} {Business Type} in {Location} PageForge turns those repeatable search patterns into dedicated WordPress landing pages. Instead of cloning one page 100 times and changing the city, service, title, URL and metadata manually, keep the changing information in your dataset and let the template control the structure. A plumbing company can create pages for every service area. An agency can launch location campaigns for clients. A SaaS company can build industry and use-case pages. A directory can generate category and location combinations. An ecommerce store can create landing pages around products, audiences, markets or use cases. The goal is not simply “more pages.” It is more relevant entry points into your website. Read the Programmatic SEO for WordPress Guide ✨ Make every generated page feel like its own page PageForge is built around dynamic data, not basic copy-and-paste duplication. Every CSV header can become a PageForge variable. Example CSV: City,State,Service,Phone,Benefit,CTA Template title: {Service} in {City}, {State} URL pattern: {service}-{city}-{state} Content: Looking for {Service} in {City}? Get {Benefit}. {CTA} SEO title: {Service} in {City}, {State} | {Business} The next CSV row receives different values again. Use variables across supported: Page titles URL slugs Headings Body content Excerpts SEO titles Meta descriptions Schema fields Gutenberg content Elementor layouts Divi layouts Supported WordPress templates Add the fields that make your pages useful: location details, service benefits, pricing, phone numbers, addresses, audiences, proof points, offers, features, opening hours and calls to action. Supported generated content can also resolve: [pageforge var="City"] Compatible legacy [pf ...] variable forms remain supported where applicable. Explore WordPress Bulk Page Generation ⚡ From spreadsheet to WordPress in one repeatable workflow 1. Add your data Upload a CSV containing the values that change from page to page. 2. Build one strong template Use the WordPress layout you already want visitors to see. Add PageForge variables wherever information should change. 3. Preview Review titles, slugs, content values, metadata, schema and supported builder output before scaling. 4. Generate Each CSV row becomes a real WordPress content item using your chosen structure. 5. Scale Add more data, improve the template, run another batch, or move to PageForge Pro when you need larger automation, scheduling, Google Sheets and advanced workflows. Generated pages stay inside WordPress, so you can review, edit, redesign or update them later. 🏆 More than a bulk page creator PageForge brings the surrounding programmatic SEO workflow together. Bulk generation Generate up to 100 pages per run in PageForge Free Run additional controlled batches Create Pages, Posts and PageForge content Use reusable templates Choose Publish, Private, Draft or Pending Review Skip duplicate slugs automatically Dynamic SEO Dynamic page titles Dynamic URLs Dynamic SEO titles Dynamic meta descriptions Canonical metadata Open Graph metadata X/Twitter metadata Robots metadata Schema markup Internal discovery hubs WordPress compatibility Gutenberg / Block Editor Elementor Divi Avada Reusable blocks WordPress page templates WooCommerce workflows Advanced Custom Fields workflows Standard WordPress themes SEO integrations Yoast SEO Rank Math SEOPress All in One SEO PageForge native SEO output PageForge 1.2.4 supports current All in One SEO workflows for titles, descriptions, keyphrases, canonicals, social metadata and robots settings alongside the other supported SEO integrations. 📍 Built for local SEO — and much more Local SEO is a natural fit because location searches follow repeatable patterns. A company offering five services across twenty cities can create structured service-and-location campaigns without manually rebuilding every landing page. Examples: Emergency Plumbing in Austin Drain Cleaning in Dallas Roofing Company in Miami Dental Implants in Chicago Property Management in Melbourne Web Design in Singapore The same system can power: City and suburb pages Service-area pages Franchise locations Multi-location business pages Product + location pages Directory listings Real estate area pages Ecommerce category pages Ecommerce use-case pages SaaS industry pages SaaS audience pages Integration pages Comparison pages Alternative pages Affiliate landing pages Long-tail keyword pages Lead-generation pages Events, courses, venues and destinations Topic clusters If a useful page type follows a repeatable structure and the data changes meaningfully, PageForge can help turn it into a scalable WordPress campaign. 🔍 SEO metadata that changes with every page A page targeting a different city, service, product or audience should not use the same search snippet. PageForge lets supported SEO metadata use the same variables as the page. For example: {Service} in {City} | {Business} can become a unique SEO title for every row. A meta-description pattern can pull in {Service}, {City}, {Benefit}, {Price}, {CTA} or other campaign fields. This keeps the visible page, URL and search metadata aligned around the same intent. PageForge works with supported Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress, All in One SEO and native PageForge metadata. Schema can also be configured as part of the generated-page workflow. 🔗 Turn large page sets into discoverable page networks PageForge includes a native Sitemap block and [pageforge_sitemap] shortcode for surfacing generated pages inside your website. Use it for: Location hubs Service directories Campaign indexes Topic collections Browsable page groups Basic shortcode: [pageforge_sitemap] Example: [pageforge_sitemap post_type="pf_page,page" generated_only="1" anchor_source="meta_title" description_source="meta_description" columns="3"] This gives visitors and search crawlers a clearer path through larger PageForge campaigns. 🤖 Use AI when it adds value The core CSV + template workflow works without an AI provider. When you want AI assistance, connect your own supported API key. Supported providers include: OpenAI Anthropic / Claude Google Gemini DeepSeek Use AI tools for: Site planning Page-pattern ideas Keyword directions SEO title ideas Meta-description ideas Supporting blog content Campaign expansion PageForge Free keeps bulk generation template-driven. PageForge Pro can add deeper AI workflows including AI content for individual generated pages, dynamic AI metadata and bulk AI metadata optimisation. That gives you structured-data control when you want precision and AI assistance when you want additional variation. 🔌 Connect PageForge with ChatGPT, Claude and MCP-compatible tools ** Watch it Live: ** PageForge includes Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectivity for compatible AI clients. PageForge Free includes MCP Lite, focused on reading, analysing, validating, previewing and dry-run workflows. Depending on the available data and connection permissions, compatible clients can inspect supported information such as: Site status Templates Generated pages Dynamic variables Builder compatibility Generation previews Campaign validation SEO information PageForge diagnostics Free MCP does not expose live-write tools. PageForge supports OAuth-based connection workflows intended for compatible ChatGPT and Claude environments. Personal Access Tokens are also available for compatible clients such as VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, Roo Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot and other MCP-compatible tools. For a business owner or marketer, the benefit is straightforward: PageForge can make your programmatic SEO setup easier for supported AI tools to inspect and understand while keeping the workflow controlled. 🎨 Keep the WordPress design you already use You do not need another hosted website builder. Start from a WordPress layout you already like and turn it into a reusable PageForge template. Use supported Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Avada, reusable blocks, WordPress templates and standard content workflows. Your template controls the presentation. Your data controls the variation. PageForge connects the two. That means agencies can reuse proven structures, local businesses can expand service-area coverage, SaaS teams can create industry pages, ecommerce stores can build targeted landing-page families and directories can generate structured listing pages. 💚 Start free. Scale when the campaign works. PageForge Free gives you the core workflow: CSV data sources Reusable templates Up to 100 pages per run Additional controlled batches Dynamic variables Supported page builders Dynamic SEO metadata Schema Sitemap and discovery tools Optional AI tools MCP Lite PageForge Pro is designed for larger campaigns and deeper automation, with workflows that can include: Unlimited generation Google Sheets sync Queue processing Scheduled generation Scheduled publishing Drip publishing AI content for individual pages Dynamic AI metadata Bulk AI metadata optimisation Larger AI workflows Reporting Multi-site and agency-scale campaigns Advanced licensed MCP operations Start with the structure. Prove the page pattern. Then scale. 🚀 Get PageForge · 💎 Compare Plans · ✨ Explore Features 🎬 Watch PageForge in action See a real programmatic SEO workflow: Watch the complete step-by-step tutorial: 🚀 One template. Your data. More search opportunities. PageForge is for WordPress teams that have outgrown one-page-at-a-time SEO production. Instead of duplicating a page, changing the title, replacing the city, updating the URL, rewriting metadata and repeating the process again, turn the repeatable work into one system. Your template controls the experience. Your data controls what changes. PageForge connects them. Create local SEO pages, service pages, product landing pages, directory pages, industry pages, comparison pages and long-tail campaigns while keeping the workflow inside WordPress. Stop building the same page again and again. Build the system once — then scale it. Start with PageForge External Services PageForge can connect to optional third-party services when you explicitly configure and use them. External services and privacy External integrations remain inactive until an authorised WordPress user configures the required connection and uses a feature that requires it. When an AI feature is used, the prompt and the content or settings required to complete that request are sent to the selected provider. Processing is governed by that provider’s own terms, privacy policy, API limits, billing, retention policies, and regional availability. OpenAI Service: OpenAI API Use: AI site planning, metadata generation, and blog-draft generation when OpenAI is selected. Data Sent: Prompt and relevant page/settings context required for the selected AI action. OpenAI Terms of Use OpenAI Privacy Policy DeepSeek Service: DeepSeek API Use: AI site planning, metadata generation, and blog-draft generation when DeepSeek is selected. Data Sent: Prompt and relevant page/settings context required for the selected AI action. DeepSeek Open Platform Terms of Service DeepSeek Privacy Policy Anthropic / Claude Service: Anthropic API Use: AI site planning, metadata generation, and blog-draft generation when Claude is selected. Data Sent: Prompt and relevant page/settings context required for the selected AI action. Anthropic Terms Anthropic Privacy Policy Google Gemini Service: Google Gemini API Use: AI site planning, metadata generation, and blog-draft generation when Gemini is selected. Data Sent: Prompt and relevant page/settings context required for the selected AI action. Google APIs Terms of Service Google Privacy Policy Pexels Service: Pexels stock image search Use: Optional featured-image lookup for generated content. Data Sent: Search keywords and your API credential as required by the Pexels API. Pexels Terms Pexels Privacy Policy Google Analytics Service: Google Analytics 4 Measurement Protocol Use: Optional event tracking sent to your own GA4 property. Data Sent: PageForge event information, page counts, and a hashed site identifier when configured. Google Analytics Terms Google Privacy Policy PageForge MCP remote connections Service: Model Context Protocol connection between your WordPress site and an AI/MCP client you choose to configure. Use: Allows an explicitly authorised MCP-compatible client to access controlled PageForge tools. Data Sent: Only information requested through a permitted PageForge MCP tool and allowed by the connected WordPress user’s permissions and MCP scopes. Authentication: OAuth-based remote connections or Personal Access Tokens depending on the client. Default State: MCP is disabled until an authorised WordPress user enables it. Free Behaviour: PageForge Free MCP exposes read, analysis, validation, preview, and dry-run capabilities only. The third-party AI/MCP client you connect may separately process information returned by PageForge according to that client’s own terms and privacy policy. Privacy PageForge does not send data to PageForge or Codefreex servers during normal Free CSV generation. External requests are only made to services or clients you explicitly configure and use. If you configure an AI provider, relevant prompts and context may be sent to that provider. If you configure Pexels, search terms may be sent to Pexels. If you configure Google Analytics, event information may be sent to your GA4 property. If you enable and authorize MCP, PageForge can return permitted WordPress/PageForge information to the MCP client you explicitly connect. MCP is disabled by default. PageForge Free MCP does not register live-write tools. License PageForge is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.