Naito writes news articles in your own voice from the day’s headlines and your own material, crediting and linking the original story. This plugin delivers each article straight into your WordPress via webhook: it creates the post (draft or published, your choice), downloads and sets the featured image, fills in category/tags, and populates the Yoast and RankMath SEO fields (whichever is installed).
When the source story is updated later (Naito sends article.updated), the plugin finds the post it already created and updates it instead of duplicating it.
What this plugin does NOT do
- It does not invent content or talk to any AI — it only receives what Naito has already generated and delivered via webhook.
- It does not delete posts on uninstall — it only removes the plugin’s own configuration.
- It does not duplicate structured data: the schema.org (JSON-LD) markup Naito already generates for each article (NewsArticle, and FAQPage when applicable) is only output when no recognized SEO plugin is active — if you use Yoast/RankMath, their schema.org output remains the source of truth.
External services
This plugin works together with the Naito service (naito.news), operated by the plugin’s author. It involves two kinds of traffic:
- Incoming (Naito to your site): Naito sends each generated article to your site’s webhook URL (Settings > Naito), signed with the secret you configured. Nothing is sent back to Naito by the plugin.
- Outgoing (your site to Naito): when an article has a featured image, the plugin downloads it with a standard HTTP GET from a temporary, signed image URL included in the webhook payload (hosted on Naito’s storage domain,
cdn.naito.news). The only information the server receives is what any HTTP request exposes (your server’s IP address and user agent); no content, user, or site data is transmitted.
The plugin does not load any scripts, fonts, or tracking from external sources and collects no visitor data. Naito’s terms of use are at naito.news/terms and its privacy policy at naito.news/privacy.
Screenshots
Settings > Naito screen — webhook URL, secret, and the 3 publish-mode options (draft, published, or follow Naito's recommendation).
A post imported by the plugin — featured image, category, and tags already filled in automatically from the received article.