AI Webmaster Documentation and Version Guide
AI Webmaster is a free WordPress plugin for AI-assisted website building, content development, internal linking, documentation workflows and administrator-supervised WordPress tasks.
This page helps you understand where to start, which documentation pages are most important, and how the main AI Webmaster versions developed over time.
If you are new to AI Webmaster, start with the documentation sections below before running large AI-assisted tasks on a live WordPress website.
Start Here
Use these core pages first:
- Documentation Hub — central documentation index for AI Webmaster.
- Getting Started — installation, activation and first configuration steps.
- API Keys — how user-owned API keys work and how to keep them safe.
- OpenAI API — how AI Webmaster may connect to OpenAI when AI features are used.
- External Services — required transparency about third-party services.
- Security & Privacy — safe use, data handling and administrator control.
- Troubleshooting — common setup, API, content and linking issues.
- FAQ — answers to common questions.
Recommended Reading Path
If you want to understand AI Webmaster properly, follow this order:
- Read AI Webmaster to understand the product.
- Read Getting Started before installation or testing.
- Read API Keys before connecting an external AI provider.
- Read External Services to understand when data may be sent outside your website.
- Read Security & Privacy before using AI on sensitive content.
- Use Troubleshooting if a task does not work as expected.
- Follow Changelog and Roadmap for project updates.
Documentation by Topic
“`Setup and Configuration
These pages help you install, activate and configure AI Webmaster:
AI Features
These pages explain what AI Webmaster can help with:
Trust, Safety and Transparency
These pages are especially important before WordPress.org submission and public use:
Project Direction
These pages explain the product roadmap and separation between AI Webmaster and AIWOS Cloud:
“`Version Documentation
This section summarizes the main AI Webmaster development lines. It is not a replacement for the full changelog. For detailed release notes, see the Changelog.
“`AI Webmaster v1.6.5 — WordPress.org Submission Candidate
AI Webmaster v1.6.5 focuses on WordPress.org readiness, clearer public documentation, external services transparency and final preparation for review.
Main direction:
- version alignment between plugin header, internal constant and readme stable tag,
- Text Domain alignment with the plugin slug
ai-webmaster, - external services documentation for OpenAI API, OpenStreetMap, Google Maps and project website links,
- improved product separation between AI Webmaster and AIWOS Cloud,
- stronger documentation for API keys, support, privacy and troubleshooting,
- regression testing for visual content preservation, duplicate headings and English base text.
This version should still be treated as a submission candidate until the final WordPress.org package is cleaned, Plugin Check is completed and production-only packaging is confirmed.
AI Webmaster v1.6.4 — WordPress.org Readiness Improvements
AI Webmaster v1.6.4 continued the transition toward a clean WordPress.org-ready plugin package.
Main direction:
- improved version consistency,
- migration toward the final
ai-webmastertext domain, - improved readme structure,
- clearer external services disclosure,
- better separation between free plugin features and the future AIWOS Cloud platform,
- security-oriented static checks and package review.
AI Webmaster v1.6.0 — Free Plugin Product Line
AI Webmaster v1.6.0 marked the strategic product split between AI Webmaster and AIWOS Cloud.
Main direction:
- AI Webmaster became the free WordPress plugin product line,
- administrator-supervised AI workflows became the core positioning,
- full Autopilot and recurring autonomous operations were separated into AIWOS Cloud,
- public messaging moved away from PRO, Premium, upgrade or paid-unlock language,
- AIWOS Cloud became a separate future platform, not a paid unlock of AI Webmaster.
AI Webmaster v1.5.x — Development and Stabilization Series
The v1.5.x series was the main development and stabilization phase before the product split.
Main direction:
- AI-assisted content development workflows,
- AI site building experiments,
- bulk content development,
- internal linking and orphan page analysis,
- AI task reporting,
- menu and page planning experiments,
- visual improvement workflows,
- early Autopilot concepts later separated into AIWOS Cloud.
AI Webmaster vs AIWOS Cloud
AI Webmaster and AIWOS Cloud are related by product vision, but they are separate products.
AI Webmaster is the free WordPress plugin for AI-assisted website building, content development and administrator-supervised workflows inside WordPress.
AIWOS Cloud is a separate future cloud platform planned for autonomous website operation, full Autopilot, scheduled tasks, monitoring, recurring reports, Approval Center, rollback, long-term project memory, multi-site management and AI cost governance.
AIWOS Cloud is not required to use AI Webmaster.
AIWOS Cloud is not a paid unlock of AI Webmaster.
Important Safety Notes
Before using AI-assisted workflows on a live WordPress site:
- make a backup before large content changes,
- protect your API keys,
- review all generated content,
- verify internal links after automated changes,
- do not send confidential data to AI services unless authorized and lawful,
- keep legal, privacy and security pages under human review,
- test new workflows on a small scope first.
AI Webmaster helps accelerate WordPress work, but the website owner or administrator remains responsible for final review and publication decisions.
Support
If the documentation does not answer your question, use the Support page or contact the project team.
Technical support: support@aiwebmaster.cloud
General contact: contact@aiwebmaster.cloud
Do not send passwords, private API keys, administrator credentials, database credentials, server credentials, database dumps or confidential customer data.
