The Current WordPress Release
Version 3.3 replaces the early Alpha 2.0.5 workflow with a production-oriented integration for publishers, writers, editors, agencies, and enterprise content teams. WordPress connects to VeriFact through a server-injected API credential, so API keys do not need to be stored in WordPress options or exposed to browsers.
- Gutenberg, Classic Editor, custom post types, block themes, common page-builder content, and multisite support.
- Durable database-backed jobs with Action Scheduler integration, retries, stale-lock recovery, and dead-letter requeue tools.
- Revision-aware, claim-level rescanning that avoids rechecking unchanged content.
- Configurable publication gates with audited editorial overrides for unresolved or high-risk claims.
- A reusable evidence and citation library with optional, human-approved ClaimReview markup.
- Bulk queue actions, command-line tools, large-document processing, analytics, and redacted support bundles.
Connected to the VeriFact API 3.3 Platform
The plugin performs an authenticated capability handshake before enabling API-dependent features. Its Platform screen gives authorized WordPress administrators access to shared claims, human-review cases, sandboxed evidence providers, signed receipt verification, evidence maps, policy packs, deployment profiles, organization entitlements, integration conformance, and transparency records.
Editorial, Accessibility, and Enterprise Controls
VeriFact 3.3 includes keyboard and screen-reader improvements, translation and RTL support, privacy-safe diagnostics, key-rotation status, outbound-host restrictions, and enterprise connection profiles. Automated checks cover PHP 8.1 through 8.4, WordPress 6.2, 6.8 and current development builds, multisite, static plugin review, and the shared API contract.
Availability and Source
The WordPress plugin is available through the Veracity Life GitHub organization. Deployment still requires a configured VeriFact API endpoint and securely delivered credentials. Verification results are decision-support material: editors should inspect cited primary and authoritative sources before publication.