Strive Calendar

READINESS // LOCAL + ENHANCED

Review the article beside the evidence.

Lite catches deterministic publication blockers locally. Pro adds deeper, structured feedback through the AI provider connected to WordPress.

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Strive Local Readiness listing deterministic publication blockers for a WordPress article
Local Readiness

WHAT_YOU_GET

What this changes in your workflow

Catch deterministic publication blockers locally, then add evidence-linked review through the AI provider connected to WordPress.

  • Lite: Local Readiness

    Check title, content, author, featured-image policy, taxonomy expectations, checklist progress, scheduling state, length and basic link markup without any external request.

  • Pro: Enhanced Readiness

    Ask the configured WordPress AI provider for structured editorial findings tied to evidence in the saved article.

  • Content on the left. Feedback on the right.

    The focused review workspace keeps the saved article readable beside the findings, and focusing a finding highlights the supporting passage.

  • A finding can become progress

    Fix now when a safe guided change is supported, Add blocker when a human needs to resolve it, or Dismiss when the feedback does not apply.

BOUNDARIES

What Strive deliberately does not do

Clear limits are part of the product contract.

  • No rank tracking
  • No keyword-volume data
  • No backlink crawling
  • No live web crawl

IN_THE_PLUGIN

Inside the editorial workspace

Strive review workspace with the saved article on the left and evidence-linked findings on the right
Enhanced Readiness side-by-side workspace

AI_NOTE

Where AI fits

No provider connection disables the Enhanced action, not the editorial workspace. Local review remains available and Strive never asks for provider keys.

AI_POLICY // WORDPRESS_NATIVE

AI is optional, and it never acts alone

Strive uses the AI provider connected to WordPress. There is no Strive-hosted AI service and no credit meter.

  • Strive remains useful without AI.
  • Strive never asks you to paste provider API keys into the plugin.
  • AI features use the native WordPress AI connection and require WordPress 7.0 or later plus a compatible configured provider.
  • Article content is sent only when an authorised user explicitly runs an eligible AI action.
  • Private editorial notes are excluded from AI prompts.
  • AI output is a proposal, not an automatic publication decision.
  • A failed AI request leaves content, status, schedule and publication state unchanged.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is Local Readiness free?

Yes. It runs locally and is included in Lite.

What does Enhanced Readiness require?

Strive Calendar Pro, WordPress 7.0 or later, permission to run the action and a compatible AI provider connected through WordPress.

Does a review change my article?

No. Reviews create findings. A supported guided fix still requires explicit approval before any content change.

Is this a full SEO audit?

No. Strive checks editorial readiness and basic link markup. It does not provide rank tracking, keyword-volume data, backlink crawling or a live web crawl.

Are private notes sent to AI?

No. Private editorial notes are excluded from AI prompts.

UPGRADE // PRO

Try Pro on your own article library.

Pro replaces Lite on activation and keeps your existing calendar, statuses, checklists and notes.

> WordPress.org — coming soon

14-day trial. No credit card required.