Environments
Environments represent your publishing destinations in UniSync. Each environment connects to a WordPress site or Astro static site.
Overview
Navigate to System → Environments to manage your publishing environments.
Environment Types
WordPress
Connect to a WordPress site via its REST API.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Site URL | WordPress site URL (e.g., https://myblog.com) |
| Username | WordPress admin username |
| Application Password | Generated in WP Admin → Users → Security |
| Platform Type | wordpress |
Astro
Connect to an Astro static site via the Bridge API.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Site Name | Display name for the environment |
| Bridge API URL | URL of the Bridge API server |
| Bridge API Key | Authentication key |
| Platform Type | astro |
Configuration
Each environment also stores:
- Text Credential — Which AI provider credential to use for content generation
- Search Credential — Which search API credential to use for keyword research
- Language — Default content language
- Default Category — Default WordPress category for published posts
Multi-Environment Support
UniSync supports multiple environments per user:
- Each agent targets one environment
- Content is published to the agent's assigned environment
- Analytics are tracked per environment
- Backup/restore operates per environment
User Access Control
Admins can control which users have access to which environments through the user management interface.
Related
- API Management — API credential setup
- WordPress Posts — WordPress content management
- Astro CMS — Astro content management
- Troubleshooting: WordPress — Connection issues
- Troubleshooting: Astro Bridge — Bridge API issues