AIparently – AI Transparency for WordPress

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AIparently provides a focused, WordPress-native workflow for classifying posts, pages, and media as not using AI, AI-assisted, or AI-generated.

AIparently is developed and maintained by CDL – Cook Digital Labs.

The plugin deliberately separates the editor’s classification from the disclosure decision. A central, versioned rule engine converts the stored classification into visible and machine-readable disclosure information without rewriting saved content.

Features

  • Classification controls for posts, pages, and media attachments.
  • Visible disclosures for classified posts and pages.
  • Layout-neutral image badges for Gutenberg, featured images, WordPress attachment output, Elementor widgets, and classic content images.
  • Configurable image badge placement at the bottom left, center, or right.
  • Central overview with counts, status filters, edit links, and bulk classification.
  • Registered post metadata plus documented PHP and REST integration surfaces.
  • No cloud service, telemetry, tracking, or external network requests.

Data model

AIparently stores the editor’s declaration as normal WordPress post metadata. Missing metadata remains “not reviewed” and is not silently interpreted as a declaration.

The versioned rule engine derives the current disclosure whenever content is rendered. Future rule changes therefore do not require rewriting stored classifications.

REST API

AIparently registers endpoints under aiparently/v1:

  • GET /content lists content the authenticated user can edit and requires the edit_posts capability.
  • GET /content/<id> is public for published supported content and otherwise requires edit access.
  • POST, PUT, or PATCH /content/<id> updates a classification and requires edit access for that item.

Authenticated WordPress REST requests use WordPress core authentication, including REST nonces for cookie-authenticated requests.

Privacy

AIparently stores classifications and settings only in the site’s WordPress database through native WordPress metadata and options APIs. It does not create custom database tables.

The plugin does not collect personal data, contact third-party services, load remote assets, track visitors, or send telemetry.

External services

AIparently does not connect to external services and does not make external network requests.

ეკრანული სურათები

დაყენება

  1. Upload the aiparently folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install the plugin ZIP through the WordPress Plugins screen.
  2. Activate AIparently.
  3. Open AIparently in the WordPress admin menu to review and classify content.
  4. Open AIparently > Settings to configure visible output and image badge placement.

ხდკ

Does AIparently send content to an AI or cloud service?

No. AIparently does not include telemetry, tracking, cloud services, or external requests.

Does activation classify existing content?

No. Existing content is shown as “not reviewed” until an editor explicitly saves a classification.

Does the image badge modify the image file or crop?

No. The original image file is never changed. The badge overlay is positioned independently and does not replace image dimensions, responsive attributes, inline styles, object fitting, borders, padding, or cropping.

Is this legal advice or a complete AI Act compliance system?

No. AIparently is a technical transparency foundation. Site owners remain responsible for deciding which content must be disclosed and for obtaining legal advice where needed.

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1.0.7

  • Uses English source strings throughout and includes a complete German translation.
  • Adds a current translation template for WordPress.org and local translation workflows.
  • Keeps content disclosures inside the theme’s normal content flow and content width.
  • Adds a layout-neutral flow container for reliable output in block and classic themes.
  • Standardizes the plugin name and all current manufacturer references to CDL – Cook Digital Labs.
  • Preserves classifications, disclosure rules, image output, REST endpoints, and integration APIs.

1.0.6

  • Changes the plugin author to CDL – Cook Digital Labs.
  • Hardens REST collection queries so only content editable by the authenticated user is returned.
  • Adds strict REST argument schemas and validation for classification, status, and pagination values.
  • Adds a dedicated nonce to media attachment classification saves.
  • Tightens admin input validation and excludes revisions from classification writes.
  • Expands WordPress.org documentation, privacy, licensing, and external-service disclosures.
  • Reformats bundled source assets for human-readable review without changing behavior.

1.0.5

  • Adds an admin setting for image labels at the bottom left, center, or right.
  • Keeps all three positions layout-neutral and responsive.

1.0.4

  • Makes the image marker wrapper layout-neutral so image dimensions and cropping remain unchanged.
  • Positions labels as independent overlays without modifying image or container styles.
  • Keeps overlay positions synchronized on resize, scrolling, responsive changes, and lazy loading.

1.0.3

  • Adds the WordPress-native per-image content filter for raw images in classic page content.
  • Prevents duplicate labels when an image has already been handled by Gutenberg, Elementor, or an attachment-image API.

1.0.2

  • Detects media-library attachment IDs by URL inside Elementor HTML and custom widgets.
  • Labels every classified image in a scoped Elementor widget, including widgets with multiple direct image tags.

1.0.1

  • Adds visible overlay labels to Gutenberg images, featured images, WordPress attachment output, and the Elementor Image Widget.
  • Centralizes image label rendering while preserving responsive image attributes and links.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.