Codrva Inkflow is a free WordPress plugin that drafts SEO-friendly blog posts with AI for you to review and publish. It has three modes (Manual, Feed, Auto), multilingual support, related-term suggestions, internal linking, a Gutenberg block, a frontend request form, and built-in AI disclosure and review safeguards.

Features

Core Functionality

Manual Blog Generation – Admin input or CSV-based content creation with preview functionality
Feed-Based Drafting – Short, original summaries of RSS items with a visible credit link to the source (kept out of search results by default)
Auto-Posting – Fully scheduled post generation via WordPress cron jobs
Multi-AI Support – OpenAI, Gemini and Claude with your own keys, or the site’s WordPress AI connection (Settings > Connectors, WordPress 7.0+)
Abilities – AI agents and MCP clients can create drafts for review and read the review queue (WordPress 6.9+ Abilities API)
Word Count Control – Configurable content length parameters (100-10,000 words)
Multi-Language Support – Content generation in 10+ languages
Internal Linking – Intelligent automatic linking to existing content
Related Terms – Semantically related terms suggested to the AI to use where they fit naturally
AI Disclosure – Visible AI label on posts published without human review, review tracking, accurate bylines, AI marker (IPTC) embedded in generated images, and a daily limit for automated posting
Prompt Provider – Advanced prompt building and template system
Blog Format Templates – Pre-defined content structure templates (Article, How-To, Listicle, Review, News, Tutorial)
Frontend Request Form – Public-facing form (via shortcode) that lets visitors submit content requests, saved as Pending Review posts for editorial approval
Gutenberg Block – “Inkflow AI Writer” writes a draft that becomes normal, editable blocks

Security & Performance

Encrypted API keys – AES-256-GCM, keyed with a secret from wp-config.php so a copy of the database alone cannot reveal them
Input Sanitization – All user inputs validated and sanitized
CSRF Protection – Nonce validation on all forms and AJAX requests
SQL Injection Prevention – Prepared statements for all database queries
XSS Protection – Output escaping on all rendered data
Optimized Performance – Asynchronous processing, caching, and database optimization
Comprehensive Logging – Detailed activity tracking, error monitoring, and debugging
Error Recovery – Robust error handling with fallback mechanisms

Usage Modes

1. Manual Mode – Perfect for hands-on content creation with full editorial control.
Navigate to Codrva Inkflow > Manual Generator, fill in your content parameters (title, keywords, tone, format), click “Generate Content”, review, and publish.

2. Feed Mode – Automate content creation by monitoring RSS feeds.
Add RSS feed URLs, configure checking frequency, and the system automatically processes new feed items into draft posts for your review.

3. Auto Mode – Scheduled drafting from keyword pools.
Configure keyword pools, set schedules and limits, and the plugin drafts posts on schedule. Drafts are the default and recommended setting.

Using AI content responsibly

Google asks for AI content to be reviewed by a person before it is published, and its spam policies act against publishing many AI pages without added value (“scaled content abuse”) and against republishing feeds. Inkflow saves drafts by default, limits automated posting per day, and keeps feed-based posts out of search results unless you turn that off.
The EU AI Act (from 2 August 2026) requires a clear AI label on AI-generated text that informs the public, unless a person has reviewed it and takes editorial responsibility. Inkflow counts a post as reviewed when an editor publishes, schedules or updates it, and always shows an AI label on posts that were published without review.
Inkflow helps with these rules but does not guarantee compliance; you remain responsible for what you publish.

API Cost Estimation (Bring Your Own Key)

Codrva Inkflow is 100% free to use. You simply plug in your own API keys. You pay direct wholesale costs to the AI providers, which typically run fractions of a penny per article:
* OpenAI (GPT-5 mini), Google Gemini (2.5 Flash) and Anthropic Claude (Haiku) usually cost a few cents or less per article. Check each provider’s current pricing page.

Advanced Features

SEO Optimization

Related Terms – Semantically related terms suggested to the AI
Internal Linking – Smart linking to existing content
Meta Descriptions – Auto-generated SEO descriptions
FAQ Sections – Optional FAQ section in plain HTML
Heading Structure – Proper H1-H6 hierarchy

Monitoring & Analytics

Content generation queue status
API usage and cost tracking
Feed source monitoring
Provider performance metrics
Detailed activity logs

External Services

This plugin connects to third-party AI services that you configure with your own API keys. Data is sent when you generate content, and also automatically on a schedule if you turn on Feed mode or Auto mode (via WP-Cron). In Feed mode, the text of the feed items you subscribe to is sent to your AI provider to write the summary. API keys are stored encrypted in your database.

WordPress AI connection (optional)

If your site has an AI provider set up in Settings > Connectors (WordPress 7.0+), Inkflow can send its prompts through it instead of its own keys. Data is then sent to whichever provider you connected there, under that provider’s terms. You choose whether Inkflow uses it (Settings > AI Providers).

OpenAI API

Used for text generation via GPT models and, if enabled, image generation via gpt-image models.

What data is sent: Your content prompts, keywords, tone, format and word count; in Feed mode, the feed item text; image prompts derived from your post. No personal user data is transmitted.
When it is sent: When you generate content, and on schedule when Feed or Auto mode is on, with OpenAI enabled.
Service URL: https://api.openai.com
Privacy Policy: https://openai.com/privacy/
Terms of Service: https://openai.com/terms/

Google Gemini API

Used for text content generation via Gemini models.

What data is sent: Your content prompts, keywords, tone, format and word count; in Feed mode, the feed item text. No personal user data is transmitted.
When it is sent: When you generate content, and on schedule when Feed or Auto mode is on, with Gemini enabled.
Service URL: https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com
Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms

Anthropic Claude API

Used for text content generation via Claude models.

What data is sent: Your content prompts, keywords, tone, format and word count; in Feed mode, the feed item text. No personal user data is transmitted.
When it is sent: When you generate content, and on schedule when Feed or Auto mode is on, with Claude enabled.
Service URL: https://api.anthropic.com
Privacy Policy: https://www.anthropic.com/privacy
Terms of Service: https://www.anthropic.com/terms

Stability AI API (Image Generation – Optional)

Used for AI image generation when the Stability AI provider is configured and enabled.

What data is sent: Image generation prompts derived from your post content. No personal user data is transmitted.
When it is sent: When image generation is enabled with Stability AI configured, including scheduled Feed and Auto runs.
Service URL: https://api.stability.ai (Stable Image API v2beta)
Privacy Policy: https://stability.ai/privacy-policy
Terms of Service: https://stability.ai/terms-of-service

TextRazor API (LSI Keywords – Optional)

Used for enhanced semantic keyword extraction when selected as the LSI provider.

What data is sent: A portion of your generated content text (up to 5,000 characters). No personal user data is transmitted.
When it is sent: Only when TextRazor is selected as the LSI provider and a valid API key is configured.
Service URL: https://api.textrazor.com
Privacy Policy: https://www.textrazor.com/privacy
Terms of Service: https://www.textrazor.com/terms

RSS Feed Fetching

The Feed Generator mode fetches publicly available RSS/Atom feeds from URLs you provide. The plugin uses the WordPress HTTP API (wp_remote_get) to retrieve feed content. No user data is transmitted – only a standard HTTP request is made to the feed URL you configure.

You can disable any provider at any time in plugin settings. All external API calls are logged for transparency and debugging.

Codrva Inkflow – AI Content Generator

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