AI Experiments
| 开发者 | wordpressorg |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年3月12日 23:21 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
The WordPress AI Experiments plugin brings experimental AI-powered features directly into your WordPress admin and editing experience.
What's Inside:
This plugin is built on the AI Building Blocks for WordPress initiative, combining the AI Client library and Abilities API into a unified experience. It serves as both a practical tool for content creators and a reference implementation for developers.
Current Features:
- Abilities Explorer – Browse and interact with registered AI abilities from a dedicated admin screen.
- Alt Text Generation - Generate descriptive alt text for images to improve accessibility.
- Content Summarization - Summarizes long-form content into digestible overviews.
- Excerpt Generation - Automatically create concise summaries for your posts.
- Experiment Framework - Opt-in system that lets you enable only the AI features you want to use.
- Image Generation - Create images from post content in the editor, also via the Media Library.
- Multi-Provider Support - Works with popular AI providers like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.
- Review Notes - Reviews post content block-by-block and adds Notes with suggestions for Accessibility, Readability, Grammar, and SEO.
- Title Generation - Generate title suggestions for your posts with a single click. Perfect for brainstorming headlines or finding the right tone for your content.
- Contextual Tagging - AI-suggested tags and categories to organize your content.
- Comment Moderation – AI-assisted moderation tools to help classify or manage user comments.
- Type Ahead – Contextual type-ahead assistance for suggestions while typing.
- AI Request Logging & Observability Dashboard – Track AI requests and visualize performance and cost metrics.
安装:
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/aidirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
- Go to
Settings -> Connectorsand setup at least one AI connector. - Go to
Settings -> AI Experimentsand globally enable experiments and then enable the individual experiments you want to test. - Start experimenting with AI features! For the Title Generation experiment, edit a post and click into the title field. You should see a
Generate/Re-generatebutton above the field. Click that button and after the request is complete, title suggestions will be displayed in a modal. Choose the title you like and click theSelectbutton to insert it into the title field.
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常见问题:
What is this plugin for?
This plugin brings AI-powered writing and editing tools directly into WordPress. It's also a reference implementation for developers who want to build their own AI features.
Is this safe to use on a production site?
This is an experimental plugin, so we recommend testing in a staging environment first. Features may change as we gather community feedback. All AI features are opt-in and require manual triggering - nothing happens automatically without your approval.
Which AI providers are supported?
The plugin supports OpenAI, Google AI (Gemini), and Anthropic (Claude). You can configure one or multiple providers in Settings -> Connectors.
Do I need an API key to use the experiments?
Yes, currently you need to provide your own API key from a supported AI provider (OpenAI, Google AI, or Anthropic).
How much does it cost?
The plugin itself is free, but you'll need to pay for API usage from your chosen AI provider. Costs vary by provider and usage. Most providers offer free trial credits to get started.
Can I use this without coding knowledge?
Absolutely! The plugin is designed for content creators and site administrators. Once your AI Connectors are configured, you can use AI experiments directly from the post editor.
Where can I get help or report issues?
You can ask questions in the #core-ai channel on WordPress Slack or report issues on the GitHub repository.
更新日志:
0.5.0 - 2026-03-12
- Added: Switch to using AI Client bundled in WordPress 7.0 (#275, #301).
- Changed: Bump WordPress minimum supported version from 6.9 to 7.0 (#272).
- Changed: Bump WordPress tested-up-to version 7.0 (#272).
- Changed: Migrate credentials from the AI Credentials to the new Connectors screen (#286).
- Changed: Improve documentation and plugin assets (#280, #281, #291, #293, #296).
- Removed: No longer using AI Client via Composer package (#271).
- Fixed: Issues with 0.4.0 release merge and deploy (#266).
- Added: Inline Image Generation directly in the post editor, enabling users to generate images without leaving authoring/editing flows (#235).
- Added: Generate Image within the Media Library with prompt-based image generation workflows (#258).
- Added: Generate Review Notes experiment to analyze post content or individual blocks and suggest refinements via Notes comments in the editor (#260, #267).
- Added: Split editor and admin experiments within the settings page (#232).
- Added: Contextual help text to the Abilities Explorer screen to assist users in understanding what Abilities are and how to use them (#243).
- Changed: Update “Generate Summary” button style to use consistent UI with other buttons in the ediot (#253).
- Changed: Standardize Abilities invocation using the
runAbilityhelper to improve consistency across API calls (#228). - Changed: Make provider labels in the Abilities Explorer translatable and adjust badge styling for clarity (#247).
- Changed: Improve Abilities Explorer table layout by aligning spacing and styles with WordPress admin table conventions (#248).
- Changed: Improve the Ability test page with better internationalization and add copy-to-clipboard functionality (#256).
- Removed: Remove unused checkbox column from the Abilities Explorer table, as it was not tied to any bulk actions (#246).
- Fixed: Fix the position and behavior of the “Copy” button in code blocks within the Abilities Explorer (#245).
- Fixed: Increased image generation request timeout from 30s to 90s to reduce failed generations on slower providers/models (#226).
- Added: Content Summarization Experiment, allowing authors to generate and store AI-powered summaries directly in the post editor (#147).
- Added: Featured Image Generation Experiment, enabling AI-generated featured images from the editor sidebar with optional alt text and AI attribution metadata (#146).
- Added: Alt Text Generation Experiment, supporting images within Image blocks and Media Library workflows (#156).
- Added: “Experiments” and “Credentials” quick action links to the Installed Plugins screen for faster configuration (#206).
- Changed: Replace the global “Enable Experiments” checkbox with an auto-submitting enable/disable button to reduce friction when toggling experiments (#168).
- Fixed: Improve robustness of asset loading to handle missing or invalid built files and prevent admin and editor warnings (#175).
- Fixed: Add missing strict typing declarations in the Abilities Explorer to ensure consistency and correctness (#208).
- Added: Introduced a shared
AI_Servicelayer to standardize provider access across experiments (#101). - Changed: Documentation updates (#195).
- Fixed: Guarded against
preg_replace()returningnullto prevent content corruption innormalize_content()(#177). - Security: Change our user permission checks to use
edit_postinstead ofread_post(GHSA-mxf5-gp98-93wv).
- Added: Core excerpt generation support for AI-powered summaries, including a new Excerpt Generation Experiment with editor UI (#96, #143).
- Added: Abilities Explorer — a new admin screen to view and interact with registered AI abilities in the plugin (#63).
- Added: Introduce foundational backend support for Content Summarization and Image Generation experiments (API-only; no UI yet) (#134, #136).
- Added: Improve plugin documentation and onboarding with expanded WP.org readme content (#135).
- Added: Add Playground preview support to build and PR workflows using the official WordPress action (#144).
- Changed: Rely on the Abilities API bundled with WordPress 6.9 and remove the previously bundled dependency (minimum WP version updated) (#107).
- Changed: Reorganize Playground blueprints and update demo paths to align with WordPress.org conventions (#137).
- Changed: Improve and clarify plugin documentation, descriptions, screenshots, and in-context messaging (#69, #158, #161, #162, #164).
- Changed: Update and align runtime and development dependencies, including
preact,qs,express, and React overrides (#165, #166, #171). - Changed: Replace custom Plugin Check setup with the official GitHub workflow for more reliable enforcement (#139).
- Fixed: Resolve UI and messaging issues on the AI Experiments settings screen (#130, #132).
- Fixed: Ensure AI Experiments are visible even when no credentials are configured (#173).
- Fixed: Fix Plugin Check, linting, and CI failures introduced by updated tooling and workflows (#150, #163, #167, #176).
- Added: Link to the plugin settings screen from the plugin list table (#98).
- Added: WordPress Playground live preview integration (#85).
- Added: RTL language support and inlining for performance (#113).
- Changed: Updated namespace to
ai_experiments(#111). - Changed: Bumped WP AI Client from
dev-trunkto 0.2.0 (#118, #122, #125). - Removed: Valid AI credentials check from the Experiment
is_enabledcheck (#120). - Removed: Example Experiment registration (#121).
- Fixed: Bug in asset loader causing missing dependencies (#113).
- Added: Experiment registry and loader system for managing AI features
- Added: Abstract experiment base class for consistent feature development
- Added: Experiment: Title Generation
- Added: Basic admin settings screen with toggle support
- Added: Initial integration with WP AI Client SDK and Abilities API
- Added: Utilities Ability for common AI tasks and testing