# Reply to wp.org review email — paste into the email thread

Keep this short and direct. wp.org explicitly asks reviewers to skim, not read essays.

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## Subject line (current round — class-prefix fix)

Re: It's time to move forward with the plugin review "airano" — airano-mcp-bridge

(Reply in the existing thread; don't open a new one.)

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## Body — paste this for the SECOND review (class prefix fix)

```
Hi,

Thanks. Addressed in v2.10.3:

- Main class renamed from generic `SEO_API_Bridge` to `Airano_MCP_Bridge`
  to use the plugin-specific prefix (your "unique prefixes" guideline).
  All other elements already used the `airano` prefix as you noted.
  This is an internal refactor — the class is only instantiated from the
  file's bootstrap line and is never referenced by callers, so there's no
  public-API impact.

Updated zip uploaded via "Add your plugin" while logged in as airano.

Thanks,
airano
```

### Reply for the FIRST review (already sent — kept here for reference)

This was the response to the initial pre-review email about ownership
+ media.php/permission_callback. Already sent.

```
Hi,

Thanks for the review. Two notes on the requested items:

1) Ownership / domain verification

The plugin's URI is https://mcp.example.com (the public site for
MCP Hub, the project this companion plugin pairs with). I publish to
both mcp.example.com and example.com; my account on
wordpress.org is "airano".

I've published the requested DNS TXT record at the plugin's domain:

  Host:   mcp.example.com
  Type:   TXT
  Value:  wordpressorg-airano-verification

Please verify with `dig TXT mcp.example.com +short` (the value
should appear within the TTL).

I have also already published https://wordpress.org/plugins/airano-mcp-seo-bridge/
under the same airano account. That plugin is the SEO-only ancestor of
this one. Once airano-mcp-bridge is approved I will release a final
update there pointing users to the new slug.

2) Code review items

Both code points have been addressed in v2.10.2:

- The redundant `wp-admin/includes/media.php` requires inside
  /upload-chunk and /upload-and-attach are removed. Those callbacks
  only use helpers from file.php (wp_tempnam, wp_handle_sideload) and
  image.php (wp_generate_attachment_metadata).

- /upload-and-attach now has its own permission_callback,
  `require_upload_and_attach_capability`, which enforces
  `current_user_can('edit_post', $attach_to_post)` at the route gate
  when attach_to_post is supplied (no longer hidden inside the
  callback body), and rejects set_featured without a target post.

I've uploaded the corrected v2.10.2 zip via "Add your plugin" while
logged in as airano.

Happy to make further changes if anything else turns up on a closer read.

Thanks,
airano
```

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## Before sending

- [ ] You've uploaded `airano-mcp-bridge.zip` (v2.10.3) via the same "Add your plugin" page while logged in as `airano`.
- [ ] You're replying *in the existing thread* with the body shown above.
