=== ReplySeal ===
Contributors: replyseal
Tags: seo, ai, autoblogging, publishing, content
Requires at least: 5.6
Tested up to: 7.1
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 1.0.1
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Publishes the articles written by ReplySeal to your site. One connection, nothing to copy and paste.

== Description ==

ReplySeal is an AI visibility agency. This plugin is the link between your
ReplySeal account and your site: it receives the articles written for you and
puts them on your blog, as drafts by default.

What the plugin can do, and nothing else:

* create a post

It does not read, change or delete your existing content. It does not touch your
settings, your theme or your other plugins.

Incoming content goes through `wp_kses_post`, so no script and no iframe can be
inserted, whatever happens on the wire.

This plugin requires a ReplySeal account. On its own it has nothing to publish:
it is the site-side half of a paid service hosted on replyseal-ai.com.

= Why a plugin rather than an application password =

WordPress application passwords are disabled by default by several security
plugins and by some managed hosts. On those sites the feature does not even
appear in your profile. A plugin owns its own route and its own key, so the
connection works everywhere.

An application password also carries EVERY capability its owner has. This
plugin's key carries exactly one: create a post.

= Third party service =

The plugin talks to replyseal-ai.com, the service that writes your articles.

* Service: https://replyseal-ai.com
* Terms: https://replyseal-ai.com/legal/terms
* Privacy policy: https://replyseal-ai.com/legal/privacy

== Installation ==

1. Install and activate the plugin.
2. Settings, ReplySeal, then the "Connect to ReplySeal" button.
3. Confirm in your ReplySeal account. That is all.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Does the plugin work without a ReplySeal account? =

No. It receives articles from a paid service. Without an account it has nothing
to publish.

= Are my articles published straight away? =

Not unless you ask for it. By default they arrive as drafts and you publish
them. Automatic publishing is switched on from your ReplySeal account.

= What data leaves my site? =

At connection time only: the site address, its name, your WordPress version and
a key generated on your own server. Nothing else.

= What can the key do if it leaks? =

Create a post. It gives no access to reading, changing or deleting your content,
your settings or your users. You can replace it by reconnecting the site.

= How do I disconnect my site? =

Delete the plugin: the key is removed from your database and the connection
stops working. Deactivating the plugin pauses publishing without deleting the
key, so you can switch it back on without starting over.

= Does the plugin slow my site down? =

No. It adds no script, no stylesheet and no query to your public pages. It only
does something when an article arrives.

== Privacy ==

At connection time, and only then, the plugin sends replyseal-ai.com: your site
address, its name, your WordPress version, and a key generated on your server.
No personal data, no content, no analytics.

After that, replyseal-ai.com calls your site to deposit an article. The plugin
never sends anything on its own again.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0.1 =
* The plugin and its directory page are now in English, so they read the same
  way for everyone who finds it here. French and other languages come from the
  WordPress translation platform.

= 1.0.0 =
* First release.

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.0.1 =
Text only: English wording. Nothing changes in how the plugin behaves.
