Hubi vs Spots

Hubi is an AI coworker that does hundreds of jobs for your WordPress site. Each Job has its own instructions, skills, and dedicated space. Connect your WordPress site to give Hubi the context it needs, then let it handle recurring work like blog posts, SEO fixes, content updates, and newsletters. Create a Job, give it instructions, and Hubi becomes your dedicated expert in it. Let Hubi learn your brand and connect to your tech stack. Ask Hubi whenever you need something – it works in web chat, Slack, or Microsoft Teams. Hubi drafts every Job and posts it for your review. Hubi completes the work in WordPress, Klaviyo, and 1,000+ other apps. What this plugin adds to your site Content Publishing: Hubi creates, updates, and publishes posts and pages – new content lands as drafts, you decide what goes live SEO Optimization: Native SEO functionality including titles, metas, and analytics SEO Analytics: Track page visits and AI bot visits with comprehensive analytics Content SEO Analysis: Analyze content quality, readability, and SEO factors Security Features: API key authentication, IP whitelisting, and rate limiting Activity Logging: Track all actions performed through the API External Services This plugin integrates with external services: gethubi.ai This plugin connects to https://gethubi.ai to link your site with Hubi and handle onboarding. Service: gethubi.ai (https://gethubi.ai) Purpose: Lets you connect your site to Hubi and enables gethubi.ai to call this site’s REST API (using the generated API key) to manage content/SEO features you authorize. Data sent from your site (or browser): Site URL and the generated API key when you click the connect link / copy the key; REST API responses may include post/page titles, content, excerpts, metadata, analytics, and other site data depending on which endpoints are used. Privacy Policy: https://gethubi.ai/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://gethubi.ai/terms-and-conditions

Here at interconnect/it we have a policy of developing client sites with the premise of “content manage everything!” That means the little notices on sites, minor widgets and so on should not only be content managed, but they should be easy for both an end-user and a developer to work with. To that end, we developed Spots. This creates a custom post type that allows you to create widgets using a visual editor, whilst also giving developers an easy hook for the creation of content managable elements within a theme. The plugin now uses caching in order to help ensure that the load on a typical site is kept to a minimum. Performance is important! The plugin is prepared for translation, if you’d like to drop us a line about your translation you can contact us through our website. Developer Notes Spots provides 2 template tags for developers to use shown below with their supported arguments. icit_spot( $id_or_name, $template ); $id_or_name: Required. A numeric ID or the name of a spot as a string. $template: Optional. A string used in a call to get_template_part() This template tag always echos out the spot. icit_get_spot( $id_or_name, $template, $echo ); Same as the above with an extra argument: $echo: Optional. Defaults to false. A boolean to indicate whether to echo the spot content or just return it. Basic Usage You can use spots to replace boilerplate text in your themes. If you have areas in your themes where typically you would hard code the text you could use the following code: The above code would output the contents of a spot titled ‘Copyright’. If the spot does not exist it will be created as a draft. Spots in draft mode are only visible to logged in users with editing capabilities. Templates The plugin will initially look for a file in your theme using the get_template_part() function. If you have a file called spot.php in your theme that will be the default template for all spots. The icit_spot() function can take a second parameter for the template part to use for example: The above code will make the plugin look in your theme folder for a file called spot-copyright.php to use for the output. If not available it will fall back to spot.php and if that is not available it will simply output the spot contents. Use templates when you want to display a featured image from a spot or if you require some additional/alternative markup for the spot. Spots are just like posts, so in the templates you retrieve the contents of the spot using the_content() just as would in the loop. Basic spot template example: Spot template with featured image: Additional There are many filters and hooks available to get even more out of spots so drop by the plugin homepage or use the forums if there is something you need to do with spots but aren’t sure how.