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CCLEE Toolkit User Guide

An enhancement toolkit for B2B corporate websites. Four modules you can toggle independently.

ModuleFunctionDefault
AI AssistantAI-powered content generation in the editor sidebar Off
SEO EnhancerAuto-output OG + Twitter Card + JSON-LD On
Case Study CPTCase study post type + 4 dynamic blocks On

Quick Start​

Requirements

WordPress 6.4+ / PHP 8.0+. SEO and Case Study modules are enabled by default — no extra setup needed.

Download: cclee-plugins (GitHub)

Plugin Settings​

Navigate to Settings → CCLEE Toolkit (/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=cclee-toolkit)

Plugin settings page

SettingDescription
AI AssistantCheck to load the AI panel in the editor
AI API KeyAPI Key for your chosen AI provider
AI ProviderOpenAI / DeepSeek / Anthropic / Custom
API Base URLRequired only for Custom mode, must end with /v1
AI ModelLeave empty to use the provider's default
SEO EnhancerAuto-output social tags and structured data
Case Study CPTRegister case study post type and blocks

AI Assistant — Editor AI Helper​

Enabling AI​

  1. Go to Settings → CCLEE Toolkit
  2. Check AI Assistant
  3. Select a Provider (OpenAI, DeepSeek, Anthropic, or Custom)
  4. Enter the corresponding API Key
  5. For Custom mode, also fill in API Base URL and Model
  6. Click Save Changes

Generating Content​

  1. Create or edit any post/page
  2. Find the "CCLEE AI Assistant" panel in the right sidebar
  3. Choose a content type:
TypeOutput
ParagraphBody text
HeadlineTitle suggestions
ListList items
CTACall-to-action copy
FAQQ&A pairs
  1. Describe what you need in the Topic/Prompt field
  2. Click Generate Content
  3. Once generated, click Copy to Clipboard and paste into the editor

AI Assistant panel

Note

If the API Key is missing or invalid, you'll see an error when generating. Make sure your key is valid and has available credits.

SEO Enhancer — Automatic SEO​

Zero Configuration

This module is enabled by default and works automatically after plugin activation.

What It Outputs​

All front-end pages automatically get these tags in <head>:

  • Open Graph tags — og:title, og:description, og:url, og:type, og:image
  • Twitter Card tags — twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description
  • JSON-LD Schema — Single posts/pages also get Article structured data

Verifying Output​

  1. Visit any front-end page
  2. Right-click → View Page Source
  3. Search for og:title or twitter:card to confirm tags are present
  4. On a single post page, search for application/ld+json to confirm JSON-LD output

SEO tags in source

Case Study — Project Showcases​

Creating a Case Study​

Creating a Case Study​

Navigate: Case Studies → Add New

Fill in the fields:

FieldDescriptionExample
TitleCase study titleSmart Factory Upgrade
Client NameClient companyTechCorp Manufacturing
Project DurationTimeline8 months
Company SizeScale500+ employees
Metric 1~4 Value/LabelPerformance metrics+200% / Revenue Growth
Testimonial ContentClient quoteThe solution significantly improved our production line efficiency
Testimonial AuthorReviewer nameZhang Wei

Set industry via the Industries panel on the right. Click Publish when done.

The detail page auto-renders 4 Blocks: Case Hero / Case Metrics / Case Testimonial / Case Meta.

URL: /case-study/{slug}/

New case study editor

FAQ​

AI generation returns an error?​

Check three things: Is the API Key valid? Is the correct Provider selected? Can your server reach the API endpoint?

SEO tags not showing?​

Confirm SEO Enhancer is enabled (it's on by default). If you're using a caching plugin, clear the cache and retry.

Case study blocks show no data?​

Make sure the Meta Box fields are filled and saved. Blocks read from post meta — empty fields produce no output.

Can I insert other blocks in the case study editor?​

Yes. The template renders Case Study blocks above and below the post content. Any blocks you insert in the editor appear in the middle.

Case Studies menu not showing?​

Confirm Case Study CPT is enabled. If you just enabled it, refresh the admin page.