What does the plugin do?

It connects WordPress to the researchMTR service so content generation tasks can be triggered and completed posts can be created or updated through callbacks.

Does it support callback syncing?

Yes. The plugin supports syncing a completion callback URL back to the service.

Is it suitable for draft-first editorial workflows?

Yes. The created post status can be configured, making draft-first review workflows possible.

Where do I learn setup details?

Use the docs hub and the WordPress plugin page as the starting point, then follow the plugin-specific setup instructions.

WordPress Plugin

Connect WordPress publishing workflows to researchMTR through the existing plugin integration

The WordPress plugin in this project is designed to connect a WordPress site to the researchMTR service, trigger generation workflows, and accept completion callbacks that create or update posts.

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Callback

Publish through workflow completion

A generation task can flow back into WordPress post creation or update through the plugin callback architecture.

What the plugin handles

A bridge between content operations in WordPress and generation workflows in researchMTR

Task initiation

Start generation tasks from WordPress admin to request content workflows from the service.

Callback sync

Sync a completion callback URL so the service can return structured outputs to the plugin.

Post creation or update

Completed workflows can create or update posts in WordPress using the configured publishing rules.

Editorial flexibility

Draft-first review workflows remain possible because post status can be controlled in plugin settings.

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