AlitaYoko Conversations
| 开发者 | alitayoko |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月18日 15:15 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
AlitaYoko Conversations is an editorial storytelling plugin for presenting authored conversations on a WordPress site. It is designed for reconstructed chats, interviews, fictional dialogue, educational examples, customer conversations, and complete dialogue-driven stories.
It is not a live chat service and does not send messages between visitors.
AI Conversation Generator (BETA)
The optional Conversation Generator is a BETA feature. It creates editable conversation drafts from a premise, participants, language, scenario, and presentation options. AI-generated drafts may contain mistakes, unsupported claims, or unexpected wording and must be reviewed before publishing.
Two generator backends are supported:
- WordPress AI Client — the easiest option. It uses a compatible AI provider configured by the site administrator through WordPress Settings > Connectors.
- AlitaYoko Conversation Engine (self-hosted) — an open-source backend that can run on infrastructure controlled by the site owner. The self-hosted engine additionally supports the optional Research feature.
https://github.com/AlitaYoko99/alitayoko-conversation-engine
The generator is optional. All manually authored conversation, presentation, Gutenberg, import/export, and link-preview features continue to work without enabling it.
Conversation builder
- Create any number of conversations as dedicated WordPress content items.
- Add multiple participants with individual names, bubble colors, text colors, left/right alignment, and optional avatars.
- Build a sortable conversation flow from four entry types: Message, Narration, Divider, and System notice.
- Use keyboard-accessible Move up / Move down controls in addition to drag-and-drop sorting.
- Add optional timestamps or narrative labels to participant messages.
- Add optional per-message typing indicators in Bubble dots or Text style, with an individual 0.5–5 second duration.
- Attach one Media Library image or one stored link-preview card to a participant Message.
- Combine text with an image or link preview, or publish an attachment-only Message.
- Open message images in an accessible, keyboard-friendly lightbox.
- Build richer link previews with layered Open Graph, Twitter Card, Schema.org, page-image, and site-icon fallbacks.
- Manually replace or remove an automatically detected link-preview image from the WordPress Media Library.
- Five distinct presets: Modern, Material, Minimal, Classic, and Editorial / Book dialogue.
- Configure message and participant-name typography.
- Style narration independently, including size, color, alignment, and italic or regular text.
- Adjust bubble radius, shadow, and vertical spacing between flow entries.
- Preview appearance changes immediately on the per-conversation Settings screen.
- Choose whether participant names, timestamps, and avatars are shown visually.
- Instant.
- Reveal while scrolling.
- Tap / click to continue.
- Auto play with a configurable base delay.
- Show-all control for progressive modes.
- Reduced-motion preferences are respected.
- Progressive enhancement keeps authored content readable if JavaScript is unavailable.
[alitayoko_conversation id="123"]
Examples and portability
Three editable English example conversations are created after first activation. Administrators can recreate missing examples from Conversations > Settings without overwriting examples that still exist.
Conversations can be exported and imported as readable, versioned JSON. Imports create new conversations and never silently overwrite existing content. Persistent UUIDs detect repeated imports, while an explicit option allows an independent duplicate copy when desired.
Avatar and message-image references are portable when the matching image already exists on the destination site. AlitaYoko Conversations does not download external media during import. Link-preview text metadata is included directly in the export.
安装:
- Install the plugin ZIP through Plugins > Add Plugin > Upload Plugin, or copy the
alitayoko-conversationsdirectory to/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate AlitaYoko Conversations.
- Open Conversations to edit an example or create a new conversation.
- Define participants and build the Conversation flow.
- Open Conversations > Settings to configure presentation and reveal behavior.
- Add the AlitaYoko Conversation block to a post or page and select a published conversation.
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常见问题:
Is this a live chat plugin?
No. AlitaYoko Conversations presents conversations that an editor authors in WordPress. It does not provide visitor-to-visitor or visitor-to-agent messaging.
Can a conversation contain more than two participants?
Yes. Each participant can have an individual name, color, avatar, and left/right alignment.
Can I build a complete story instead of only chat bubbles?
Yes. Messages can be mixed with Narration, Dividers, and System notices in any order. The Editorial preset also provides a bubble-free book/dialogue presentation.
Are appearance settings global?
No. Appearance and reveal settings are stored per conversation, so different conversations can use different presets and behavior.
Does the plugin include a Gutenberg block?
Yes. The AlitaYoko Conversation block is dynamic and is the recommended embedding method. The shortcode remains available for compatibility and non-block contexts.
Can I move conversations between WordPress sites?
Yes. Use Conversations > Import / Export. The versioned JSON format includes participants, conversation-flow entries, ordering, colors, appearance, narration, and reveal settings.
How are link previews created?
Enter a public http or https URL in a Message and choose Fetch preview. WordPress retrieves the page metadata only after this explicit administrator/editor action. The title, domain, and description are stored with the Message. The plugin tries several standard and fallback image sources, including Open Graph, Twitter Card, Schema.org JSON-LD, image-src, suitable page images, and site icons. When a usable preview image is found, the plugin attempts to cache it locally in the WordPress Media Library so frontend visitors do not need to fetch it from the linked site. Editors can also replace or remove the detected preview image manually.
Does importing overwrite an existing conversation?
No. Imported content is created as a new conversation. UUIDs are used to detect repeated imports, which are skipped by default. You can explicitly allow an independent duplicate copy.
What happens to my conversations if I uninstall the plugin?
Authored conversation content is intentionally preserved. If you want to remove it, delete the conversations in WordPress before uninstalling the plugin.
Does the AI Generator send data to an external service?
Only when an authorized editor explicitly requests a generated draft. With the WordPress AI Client backend, the prompt and generator inputs needed to create the draft are sent through WordPress to the AI provider configured by the site administrator under Settings > Connectors. Provider terms, pricing, retention, and privacy practices are controlled by that provider. With the self-hosted AlitaYoko Conversation Engine backend, generator requests are sent only to the engine endpoint configured by the site administrator. If that engine is configured to use Research, it may in turn contact the administrator-configured self-hosted search service and selected public source websites. The generator does not make AI requests during ordinary frontend page views.
更新日志:
2.0.0
- Added the optional Conversation Generator as an explicitly labeled BETA feature.
- Added provider-neutral generation through the WordPress AI Client and configured WordPress Connectors.
- Added optional integration with the open-source, self-hosted AlitaYoko Conversation Engine.
- Added generator controls for language, participants, scenario, entry count, tone/structure, creative variation, typing indicators, narration, images, and links.
- Added optional Research support for the self-hosted Engine backend; Research remains separate from visible link attachments.
- Added AI Settings with backend selection, self-hosted endpoint and API-key configuration, connection checks, and wp-config.php overrides.
- Added privacy and external-service documentation for AI generation.
- Added robust provider response parsing and improved generator error diagnostics.
- Published the AlitaYoko Conversation Engine source and installation guides on GitHub.
- Expanded link-preview metadata resolution with Open Graph, Twitter Card, normal HTML, and Schema.org / JSON-LD fallbacks.
- Added layered preview-image resolution for Open Graph, Twitter Card, JSON-LD, image-src, suitable page images, Apple touch icons, site icons, Microsoft tile images, and favicon fallback.
- Added automatic fallback to the next image candidate when an earlier candidate cannot be safely retrieved or validated.
- Added lazy-load page-image detection and bounded candidate processing.
- Added compact rendering for small near-square site/icon preview images.
- Added manual link-preview image selection and removal through the WordPress Media Library.
- Kept all preview fetching admin-initiated and preserved the no-third-party-request frontend behavior.
- Added optional Media Library image attachments for participant Messages.
- Added accessible image lightbox support with close button, Escape key, click-outside closing, focus restoration, and responsive sizing.
- Added stored link-preview cards with URL, title, domain, description, and optional locally cached preview images.
- Added explicit admin-only link metadata retrieval using WordPress safe HTTP requests; frontend views do not fetch preview metadata.
- Added text + attachment and attachment-only Messages.
- Integrated image and link attachments with v1.1 typing indicators and all progressive reveal modes.
- Attachments are intentionally unavailable in the Editorial / Book dialogue preset.
- Updated the portable JSON format to schema version 4 while preserving schema-1, schema-2, and schema-3 imports.
- Added portable message-image references without downloading external media during import.
- Added optional per-message typing indicators for participant Messages.
- Added Bubble dots and italic Text indicator styles with animated dots.
- Added per-message typing duration from 0.5 to 5 seconds.
- Integrated typing indicators with Scroll Reveal, Tap / Click to Continue, and Auto Play; Instant mode displays messages immediately.
- Typing indicators are intentionally unavailable in the Editorial / Book dialogue preset.
- Added reduced-motion-safe typing animations and accessible live announcements.
- Updated the portable JSON format to schema version 3 while preserving schema-1 and schema-2 imports.
- Updated built-in examples to demonstrate both typing-indicator styles.
- First public release.
- Build structured conversations and dialogue stories with Messages, Narration, Dividers, and System notices.
- Includes five visual presets, per-conversation styling, live preview, avatars, timestamps, and configurable vertical spacing.
- Includes Instant, Scroll Reveal, Tap / Click to Continue, and Auto Play presentation modes with accessibility support.
- Includes a dynamic Gutenberg block, shortcode support, editable example conversations, and versioned JSON import/export.
- Completed WordPress.org release audit and Plugin Check with no reported errors or warnings.
- Plugin Check cleanup after the release audit.
- Removed the hidden placeholder file from the languages directory.
- Added nonce-protected redirect notices for settings and import/export screens.
- Tightened request sanitization for nested editor data and import/export controls.
- Removed the example lookup meta query flagged as potentially slow by Plugin Check.
- Release-audit build for the first public 1.0 release.
- Hardened import/export request handling and uploaded-file validation.
- Tightened permissions for creating and restoring built-in example conversations.
- Added duplicate participant and entry-ID protection during editor saves.
- Added keyboard-accessible Move up and Move down controls for Conversation flow ordering.
- Improved form label associations in the conversation editor.
- Improved front-end conversation semantics and progressive-reveal accessibility, including an assistive live announcement region.
- Avoided querying the conversation list on ordinary front-end requests solely for Gutenberg editor choices.
- Removed inline JavaScript from the shortcode helper field.
- Updated public documentation and privacy information for WordPress.org review.
- Added configurable vertical entry spacing and completed the feature set planned before the 1.0 release audit.