| 开发者 | codecaste |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月29日 19:14 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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PDF, DOCX (Microsoft Word), TXT (plain text), and Markdown (.md) files are all supported.
It uses only your uploaded documents. The AI is instructed not to invent or add any information that is not present in your files. If it cannot find an answer in your documents, it tells the visitor so.
No. A PDF reader is bundled with the plugin. You do not need any system tools or shell access.
Any provider you set up under Settings > Connectors in WordPress 7.0+ (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others). The plugin uses it automatically.
In WordPress itself, under Settings > Connectors. The chat assistant uses that connection automatically.
AI answers need the AI Client that ships with WordPress 7.0 and later. Update WordPress, then set up a provider under Settings > Connectors.
No AI provider is set up yet. Set one up under Settings > Connectors.
Standard documents are searched with normal relevance scoring. Authoritative documents get a priority boost in the ranking algorithm — useful for marking your official policy documents, pricing sheets, or core guides so they take precedence over supplementary files.
When you edit the extracted text of a document using the in-dashboard editor and save it, the plugin automatically rebuilds the search index for that document. The status badge changes from "Indexed" to "Re-Indexed" to confirm the update was successful.
The plugin does not store visitor names, emails or chat transcripts in your database. It does keep a few small, temporary items: a short-lived rate-limit counter keyed by a hash of the visitor's IP address (60 seconds), and temporary chat-session memory (up to 2 hours, deleted when the chat ends). If a visitor clicks the thumbs up/down button, the rating and the related message text (first 1,000 characters) are saved in a feedback table on your site. Visitor questions are also sent to your chosen AI provider; see "External Services" below.
No. The chat widget only loads on the frontend and makes API requests when a visitor submits a message. The rest of your website is unaffected.