Feel Chatbot -- WordPress 插件

开发者	feelflow
更新时间	2026年11月4日 08:11
PHP版本:	7.4 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.1
版权:	GPLv2 or later
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FeelFlow Chatbot is the official plugin for connecting your WordPress site to "FeelFlow", the AI chat service provided by FeelFlow Inc. It places a small chat widget on your site, and an AI trained on your site's public content (posts and pages) answers visitors' questions automatically. This plugin is a client for a cloud-based service (SaaS). A FeelFlow account (a free plan is available) and a widget API key are required to use it. Key features

Automatically displays an AI chat widget on your site, with an on/off toggle.
Launcher position: bottom-right (default) or bottom-left, for sites that already have a button in the bottom-right corner.
Inline chat inside a post or page with the [feel_chatbot] shortcode or the "FeelFlow Chatbot" block. Pages with the shortcode or block show the chat there instead of the floating button.
"Logged-in only" mode to show the widget to signed-in users only.
Central configuration of titles, greetings, appearance, language, position, and response settings in the FeelFlow dashboard.
Administrator-only JSON migration for existing WordPress appearance settings; no API keys or user data are exported.
Widget language (Japanese / English) — set explicitly, or auto-detected from your site language.
"Connect to FeelFlow" button: sign in to FeelFlow and pick a chatbot; the widget API key and the content-sync connection are set up for you, with no server configuration or Application Password.
Provides REST endpoints so the FeelFlow backend can sync your site's public content.

What you need

A FeelFlow account (a free plan is available) and a widget API key, which you generate in the FeelFlow dashboard at https://chatbot.feelflow.net

Upload and activate the plugin.
Open the FF Chatbot menu in the WordPress admin.
Click "Connect to FeelFlow" (「FeelFlow と接続」), sign in to FeelFlow, and choose the chatbot to connect. The widget API key and chatbot ID are filled in automatically. (You can also paste a widget API key issued by FeelFlow, but content sync still requires connecting.)
Turn on "Show chat on site" and save.
Visit your site; the chat widget appears in the bottom-right corner.

Connection details and WordPress-only controls (logged-in-only display, permitted user attributes, visitor-memory identity) stay in this plugin. Configure titles, greetings, colors, images, language, position, labels, and prompts in the FeelFlow dashboard. For an existing installation, download the migration JSON from this plugin, review and import it in dashboard Widget Settings → Installation & connection, then save. The original WordPress options are retained for compatibility until central settings are saved. To show the chat inside a post or page instead, add the [feel_chatbot] shortcode or the "FeelFlow Chatbot" block where you want it.

1.10.0 Adds "Connect to FeelFlow". After upgrading, click it on the settings screen so content sync works without an Application Password. Existing Application Password connections and the chat widget are unaffected. 1.9.1 Security: API-key-only sync stops working. Before upgrading, configure a WordPress administrator username and dedicated Application Password over HTTPS in FeelFlow. Proxy Basic auth alone is insufficient. 1.9.0 New connection and installation settings UI. Existing options and migration JSON remain supported. The plugin folder, shortcode and block identifiers are unchanged. 1.8.0 Widget appearance is now managed in the FeelFlow dashboard. Export the existing-settings JSON in WordPress, import it under Widget Settings > Install & connect, then save. Existing WordPress settings are retained. 1.7.1 Removes obsolete V1 plugin notices and diagnostics. No settings change or action is required. 1.7.0 Adds an optional setting to make the visitor memory follow the logged-in user. It is off by default, so nothing changes for existing installs. 1.6.0 Adds an optional setting to pass the logged-in user's display name and role to the chat. It is off by default, so nothing changes for existing installs. 1.5.0 Adds a launcher position setting and an inline chat shortcode / block. No action is required for existing installs: the widget stays in the bottom-right corner unless you change the position. 1.4.0 Adds optional launcher images and preconfigured dashboard downloads. Existing installations keep their default button and saved settings; no action is required unless you choose an image. 1.2.0 Adds a setup guide and an activation notice that walk you from creating an account to a working widget. No settings change and no action is required for existing installs. 1.1.0 Adds a widget language setting (Auto / Japanese / English). With "Auto" (default), non-Japanese site locales now show the widget in English; set the language to Japanese in the settings screen if you want to keep the widget in Japanese on a non-Japanese locale. 1.0.0 Initial release.

1.10.0

New: "Connect to FeelFlow" button on the settings screen. Sign in to FeelFlow and choose a chatbot; the widget API key, chatbot ID and a content-sync secret are saved for you. Content sync no longer needs server configuration (.htaccess) or an Application Password.
New: content sync accepts the sync secret sent by FeelFlow in the X-FeelFlow-Sync header. Existing Application Password connections keep working.
New: sites that have an API key but are not connected yet see a notice on the dashboard, the plugin list and the plugin's settings screen until they connect. "Disconnect" removes only the sync secret; the chat widget keeps working.
Docs: "External services" describes the connect flow and what is sent and received.

1.9.1

Security: content sync and post counts now require WordPress administrator authentication. The public widget API key no longer authorizes content export. Before upgrading a key-only connection, configure a WordPress administrator username and dedicated Application Password over HTTPS in FeelFlow.
Docs: the "External services" section now lists exactly what the chat widget sends and when, including the page address sent when a page with the widget loads, feedback and contact requests, and error reports.
Docs: the FAQ and "External services" now mention scheduled content sync on the Standard plan or above.

1.9.0

Redesigned WordPress settings with connection, installation, logged-in-only display and JSON migration cards. Appearance is configured in the dashboard; no theme selector is shown here.
Updated the plugin display name to FeelFlow Chatbot while retaining installed-plugin and saved-option identifiers.
Prevent login-only widget markup from entering shared page caches, and preserve settings when changing debug mode.

1.8.0

New: manage widget presentation and response settings centrally in the FeelFlow dashboard, with a direct link from WordPress.
New: administrator and nonce protected JSON export of existing appearance settings for reviewed import in the dashboard. Credentials and visitor information are excluded.
Compatibility: original WordPress settings are retained and continue to be sent for sites without central settings. Connection details, inline placement, login controls and WordPress integrations remain available.

1.7.1

Maintenance: removed retired V1 plugin notices and diagnostics. The current widget and content sync continue to work with your saved settings.

1.7.0

New: "Use the logged-in user as the memory unit" setting (off by default) for the visitor memory feature. When on, a logged-in visitor's memory follows them across devices. Only a hash of the user ID (made with your site's secret keys) is passed; the visitor must still opt in from the chat.
New: the chat's memory opt-in links to your site's privacy policy page when one is set (Settings > Privacy).
Note: pages that carry the memory ID are marked as not cacheable (DONOTCACHEPAGE and no-cache headers), like the user attributes in 1.6.0.

1.6.0

New: "Pass logged-in user attributes to the chat" setting (off by default). When on, the logged-in user's display name and role are passed to the chat so answers can take them into account within the same conversation. No other personal data (such as the email address) is sent. Takes effect on the Standard plan or above; on lower plans the attributes are ignored.
Note: pages that carry the attributes are marked as not cacheable (DONOTCACHEPAGE and no-cache headers). If your caching plugin ignores DONOTCACHEPAGE and serves cached pages to logged-in users, keep this setting off — the attributes are written into the page.

1.5.0

New: launcher position setting. Choose bottom-right or bottom-left; "Auto" (the default) keeps following the FeelFlow dashboard, which is bottom-right unless you change it there.
New: [feel_chatbot] shortcode and "FeelFlow Chatbot" block. They show the chat inside your content, and the floating button is not shown on that page. They work even when "Enable widget" is off.
Note: "Enable widget" now controls only the floating button on every page. If the API key is missing, users who can edit posts see a notice where the shortcode or block is placed; visitors see nothing.

1.4.0

New: launcher button image settings. You can now replace the round chat button at the bottom right with your own image, so the button can carry your own shape, colours and wording. Wide images keep their aspect ratio. Leave it empty to keep the default button.
Note: an image with text on it does not follow the widget language setting. Prepare a separate image per language if you need one.
New: the plugin you download from your dashboard now arrives with your API key and chatbot already filled in, so it starts working as soon as you activate it. Your own settings are never overwritten if you activate it again.

1.3.1

Fix: the plugin folder in the ZIP downloaded from the dashboard is now named the same as the WordPress.org one. Previously the two names differed, so WordPress treated them as separate plugins and installing the newer one alongside an older copy could make the site fail to activate it.
New: if two copies of this plugin are installed, an admin notice explains how to remove the old one without losing your settings.

1.3.0

New: greeting message setting. You can now replace the first message shown when the widget opens with your own wording. Leave it empty to keep the wording that comes with the selected theme.

1.2.0

New: step-by-step setup guide on the settings screen, shown until the widget is live. It starts from creating a FeelFlow account, so you can see what to do next even before you have one.
New: an admin notice after activation points you to the setup screen, instead of leaving you to find it yourself.
Improved: the link to the chatbot admin screen now carries the distribution channel, so we can tell where installs come from and fix the steps people get stuck on.

1.1.0

New: widget language setting (Auto / Japanese / English). "Auto" (the default) detects the language from your site locale: Japanese sites get the Japanese widget UI, all other locales get English. The chosen language also applies to AI answers.
Behavior change: sites whose WordPress locale is not Japanese (including the default en_US) now show the widget in English when the language setting is "Auto". Select "日本語 (Japanese)" in the settings screen to keep the previous behavior.

1.0.0

Initial release for WordPress.org.
AI chat widget display (enable toggle / logged-in-only mode).
Settings for chatbot ID, label, system prompt, and theme.
Content sync REST endpoints for the FeelFlow backend.

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