=== Conqueror - SEO ===
Contributors: conquerorapp
Tags: seo, content, ai, rewrite, optimization
Requires at least: 5.9
Tested up to: 7.0
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 0.1.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Connect this site to Conqueror so its agents can read your pages and propose SEO rewrites you review before anything changes.

== Description ==

Conqueror is an SEO service that researches keywords, then improves the pages on
your site to rank for them. Its agents read your published content and propose a
rewrite; you review each proposal as a diff inside Conqueror and decide whether
to apply it.

This plugin is the starting point inside wp-admin. It does three things:

* Checks the three things that make connecting fail - HTTPS, application
  passwords, and REST API reachability - and tells you which one to fix.
* Gives you a button that opens Conqueror with this site's URL prefilled.
* Explains what Conqueror will and will not do to your site.

**Nothing on this site changes until you apply a rewrite.** Conqueror never
publishes on its own.

= What this plugin sends =

Nothing. It stores no credentials, contains no tracking, and makes no requests to
Conqueror or any other external service. The one network request it makes is a
loopback request to your own site's REST API, to check that an outside caller can
reach it.

Access is granted by WordPress itself, through the core application-password
screen (`wp-admin/authorize-application.php`), which you approve while logged
into this site. The plugin never sees the resulting password. Revoke it any time
under **Users → Profile → Application Passwords**, or by disconnecting in
Conqueror.

= A Conqueror account is required =

The plugin is a connector; the service does the work. Conqueror is a paid
third-party service operated by Conqueror. See
[the site](https://winwith.conquerorapp.com) for terms and pricing.

== Installation ==

1. Install and activate the plugin.
2. Open **Conqueror** in the wp-admin menu.
3. Fix anything the readiness panel reports as failing.
4. Click **Connect this site to Conqueror**, choose your project, and approve the
   connection on your own site.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Will it publish or change my posts? =

Not on its own. Rewrites are proposals you review and apply from inside
Conqueror. Nothing on the site changes until you do.

= Do I need HTTPS? =

Yes, for the one-click connection - WordPress core refuses to issue application
passwords over plain HTTP (local development installs are exempt). Without HTTPS
you can still connect by creating an application password manually under
**Users → Profile**.

= The readiness panel says application passwords are turned off. =

Some hosts and security plugins disable them via the
`wp_is_application_passwords_available` filter. Ask your host to enable it, or
use the manual connect form in Conqueror.

= How do I disconnect? =

Revoke the "Conqueror" entry under **Users → Profile → Application Passwords**,
or click Disconnect in the project's settings in Conqueror. Deleting this plugin
does not disconnect the site, because the connection is not stored here.

== Changelog ==

= 0.1.0 =
* First release: readiness panel and one-click connect handoff.
