Documentation

Settings & updates

Manage provider keys, execution time, core updates and uninstall behavior.

API keys

Open AI Autoblogger > Settings and fill only the keys for services your campaigns use. Click Save settings. Keys are stored in your WordPress options database. Restrict administrative access and protect database backups.

See AI models & API keys for the exact field names. Never post keys, registration details or unredacted logs to a public support forum.

Max execution time

The supplied default is 1000 seconds. The UI allows 300 to 36000 seconds. At the start of a campaign run, the plugin calls set_time_limit() with this value.

This setting cannot override every hosting, reverse-proxy or web-server timeout. Ask your host to confirm the effective limits if generation stops early. Reduce sections, images or languages to make a smaller test.

Plugin core updates

The scheduler checks maintenance after the 24-hour update period has elapsed. Updates require a working cron trigger and a connection to cyberseo.net. The Update plugin core button requests an immediate core update.

The plugin loads licensed core data and prompt/endpoint settings from the vendor. A local source file is a snapshot; the installed licensed core may be newer. Check your installed version after updating.

Delete data on uninstall

When this option is off, uninstall removes registration and licensed-core options but retains campaign settings and related stored data. When it is enabled, uninstall also deletes campaigns, options, cached data, logs, maintenance dates and cached OpenRouter image models.

Back up before uninstalling

The enabled option permanently removes plugin configuration from the database. The supplied uninstall callback does not delete WordPress posts or uploaded media.

Deactivation and uninstall are different actions. Uninstall removes the plugin; use a backup if you need to recover removed settings.