Connections
Connect one or many Google accounts, agency, client, personal. Switch between them at any time.
Clients
One client = one website. Link its Google properties and WordPress once; every Aurora feature picks it up from here.
The homepage URL is what audits crawl first. It is auto-filled from the domain; edit it if the site lives somewhere else (a subfolder, a different scheme).
Sign in with one or more Google accounts, agency, personal, or per-client. Aurora reads each account's Search Console, Analytics 4, Gmail, and Business Profile through one unified UI. Tokens are stored locally and encrypted.
- Gmail
- Search Console
- Analytics 4
- Calendar
- Think Idea KSthinkidea2026@gmail.com · linked Jul 25, 2026
- José DuarteActivejduarte6199@gmail.com · linked Jul 25, 2026
- Tokens are stored at
.aurora/google/on your machine. - Encrypted with AES-256-GCM using your
AURORA_SECRET. - Read-only Google scopes by default, no data leaves your machine.
- Sign out anytime to wipe the matching token file locally.
Open the Cloud console and create a new project (or pick an existing one).
console.cloud.google.comIn APIs & Services → Library, enable:
- Gmail API
- Google Search Console API
- Google Analytics Data API & Admin API
- My Business Account Management & Information APIs
Go to APIs & Services → Credentials → Create Credentials → OAuth client ID. Choose Web application.
Authorized redirect URI:
http://localhost:3050/api/auth/google/callbackPUBLIC_BASE_URL=http://localhost:3050 GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=your-client-id.apps.googleusercontent.com GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=your-client-secret AURORA_SECRET=at-least-32-random-characters-please
Then restart the dev server: npm run dev
Each click of Add another account opens Google's account picker, pick which Google identity to link. Aurora will pull data through whichever account is set as Active.
Connect any WordPress site (≥5.6) with an Application Password. Aurora reads posts/pages, drafts new ones from briefs, and uploads media, no plugin required to start.
Open your site's WP admin (/wp-admin).
Go to Users → Profile, scroll to Application Passwords, name it "Aurora", and click Add New Application Password.
WordPress shows a 24-character password (with spaces). Copy it now, you won't see it again.