by Ray Bogman
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Ray Bogman AI Sync for Jekyll & GitHub Pages
Publish WordPress posts to Jekyll on GitHub Pages as Markdown with YAML front matter. Optional AI for SEO descriptions and image alt text.
Compatible with WP 7
v1.0.6
Current Version v1.0.6
Updated 4 weeks ago
Last Update on 22 Jun, 2026
Refreshed 8 hours ago
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- Version
- 1.0.6
- Last Updated
- Jun 22, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.8+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- Ray Bogman
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Ray Bogman AI Sync for Jekyll & GitHub Pages
This plugin lets you publish WordPress posts and pages to a Jekyll site hosted on GitHub Pages. It converts your HTML content to Markdown with YAML front matter, uploads featured images, rewrites internal links, and commits everything directly to your GitHub repository — all from within the WordPress admin. Optional AI (Claude or OpenAI) generates SEO descriptions and image alt text on demand.
The plugin uses the standard GitHub OAuth App flow. You create a free OAuth App on GitHub (under Settings > Developer settings), enter the Client ID and Secret in the plugin, and click "Login with GitHub". GitHub handles authorization and redirects you back. No tokens to copy and paste.
The callback URL is shown on the Connection tab when you first set up the plugin. You must enter this exact URL in your GitHub OAuth App settings as the "Authorization callback URL".
Style-aware mode reads your existing Jekyll site to detect its conventions — front matter fields, their order, Markdown heading style (ATX vs Setext), list markers, emphasis markers, code fences, and more. It then uses this "style profile" for every sync, ensuring your pushed content matches the rest of your Jekyll site exactly.
When you push a post, all internal links pointing to your WordPress domain are automatically replaced with your Jekyll site's URL. The Jekyll URL is read from your _config.yml (the url field) or can be set manually on the Content tab. For example, https://wp.example.com/my-post/ becomes https://example.com/my-post/.
When you push a post that has a featured image, the plugin uploads the image to your Jekyll repository (default path: assets/images/) and sets the featured_image front matter to the Jekyll-native relative path (e.g. /assets/images/my-post.jpg). The images path is auto-detected from your existing Jekyll posts.
The Approve button marks posts for batch publishing. You can approve multiple posts during the week, then click "Publish all approved to Jekyll" to push them all at once. It's a selection mechanism — approving alone does not push unless auto-push is enabled.
Yes. Check the "Auto-push when approving" checkbox above the articles list. When enabled, clicking Approve on a published post will immediately push it to Jekyll in one click.
Yes. Use the checkboxes in the articles list to select multiple posts, then choose a bulk action from the dropdown: Approve, Unapprove, Push to Jekyll, or Delete from Jekyll. Click Apply to execute.
Yes. Each row in the articles list has a Preview button that opens a modal showing the exact Markdown and YAML front matter that will be committed to your repository. This lets you verify the output before pushing.