Jookas AI Autopilot is built for site owners who want their WordPress blog to stay active without writing every post by hand.
It picks a topic from your keywords or current news headlines, drafts a full article, adds images, inserts internal links, fills in SEO fields and publishes on a schedule you set, running the whole process automatically on any niche or topic.
The plugin connects to an AI provider you choose yourself: Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter, the last giving access to a wide range of models through a single key.
You paste your own API key for the provider you pick in Settings, and each generation request sends your topic and site context to that provider, with the finished article, outline and proofread text returned to your WordPress dashboard. Generated posts appear in your regular post list, ready to review, schedule or publish.
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Key Features of Jookas AI Autopilot
Outline, draft and proofread pipeline. Each article goes through an outline stage, a full draft and an AI proofreading pass before it reaches your site, so you receive finished text rather than a raw first draft.
Automatic image sourcing. Articles are illustrated with images pulled from free stock photo libraries such as Pexels, Pixabay and Openverse, added to your media library at no extra cost per image.
Internal linking and quality gate. The plugin inserts links to your own products and existing articles, and automatically saves any article missing internal links as a draft so you can review it before it goes live.
SEO fields filled automatically. Meta titles, descriptions and keywords are written into Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or AIOSEO, so published posts are ready for search engines without manual entry.
News-based and keyword-based topics. Topics can come from your own keyword list or from current headlines pulled through Google News RSS, covering any niche or language.
Flexible scheduling and publish status. You choose the publishing hours and days of the week, and decide whether finished articles are published live, saved as drafts or held for approval.
Content series planning. The plugin can plan multi-part article series rather than single standalone posts, giving your content a sense of continuity over time.
Search Console and SERP-based topic ideas. Connecting your Google Search Console account lets the plugin turn real search queries into article topics, and an optional Serper key adds AI topic and series suggestions based on search results research.
How to Install Jookas AI Autopilot
Step 1: Install the plugin. From your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New Plugin, search for Jookas AI Autopilot, click Install Now, then Activate.
Step 2: Run the setup wizard. After activation, complete the short setup wizard by setting your brand, language and AI provider API key.
Step 3: Add keywords and schedule. Enter your niche keywords or rely on news-based topics, then choose a publishing schedule, category, image mode and whether posts publish live or as drafts.
Step 4: Generate your first article. Trigger a generation manually to see the result, or let the schedule take over and publish automatically from then on.
Step 5: Connect optional topic sources. In Settings, you can connect Google Search Console or add a Serper key to expand where article topics come from.
Good to Know About Jookas AI Autopilot
According to the plugin’s documentation, API keys are stored only in the site’s own WordPress database and are sent solely to the AI provider selected, and only at the moment content is generated. The developer notes that generated content is not used to train AI models, since each request runs through the site owner’s own provider account.
Usage counters shown in the plugin are described as fair-use reminders rather than hard limits, and do not block article generation. The documentation also states that Freemius and a separate paid build have been retired, with all features available directly in this single plugin.
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