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Convly Chat Widget helps you add Convly chatbots to WordPress without editing theme files.
Key features: 
– Global default scenario configuration 
– Per-post and per-page override settings 
– Category-based scenario routing 
– Auto inject control by page context 
– Shortcode support for manual placement 
– Language-specific scenario IDs (JA / EN) 
– Safe output with sanitization and escaping
<h3>Usage</h3>
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<li>Set <code>Default Scenario ID</code> first (this is the main ID used on normal pages).</li>
<li>If you run multilingual pages, also set <code>Default Scenario ID (JA)</code> and <code>Default Scenario ID (EN)</code>.</li>
<li>Use <code>Exclude Page/Post IDs</code> with comma-separated numeric IDs (example: <code>12,45,102</code>).</li>
<li>Use <code>Category Rules</code> with one rule per line in this format: 
category-slug|defaultScenarioId|jaScenarioId|enScenarioId</li>
<li>Example category rules: 
news|k98e449d1991|k98e449d1991|x54b0d5c7341 
support|k98e449d1991||x54b0d5c7341</li>
<li>For per-page overrides, open a post or page editor and configure the <code>Convly Chat Widget</code> meta box.</li>
</ol>
Language behavior: 
– The widget uses the current WordPress locale. 
– If locale starts with <code>ja</code>, <code>scenario_id_ja</code> is preferred. 
– For other locales, <code>scenario_id_en</code> is preferred. 
– If a language-specific ID is empty, the plugin falls back to <code>scenario_id</code>.
Scenario ID format: 
– Use public random IDs (12 chars). 
– Recommended format is lowercase letters and digits. 
– Example IDs: <code>k98e449d1991</code>, <code>x54b0d5c7341</code>.
Style defaults: 
– Leave <code>Button Size</code>, <code>Icon Size</code>, <code>Icon Offset</code>, <code>Z Index</code>, and <code>Font Family</code> empty to use <code>embed.js</code> defaults. 
– If needed, set values such as <code>60px</code>, <code>26px</code>, <code>12px</code>, <code>9999</code>, or <code>Inter, sans-serif</code>.

Convly Chat Widget

Embed Convly ChatBuilder chat widgets into WordPress with global defaults, per-page overrides, and category-based scenario routing.

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AutoChat adds an AI-powered chat assistant to WordPress with a local knowledge base, optional Pinecone sync, analytics, and a customizable frontend widget.
The plugin is designed to work without Pinecone. Internal content, external sources, uploaded resources, and manual knowledge-base entries are indexed locally first. If Pinecone is enabled and synced, AutoChat can use Pinecone retrieval as an additional source instead of becoming dependent on it.
Use AutoChat to:
<ul>
<li>answer common visitor questions automatically</li>
<li>build a chat knowledge base from multiple data sources</li>
<li>keep a local retrieval path active even when Pinecone is disabled</li>
<li>review conversation volume and estimated token usage in the dashboard</li>
<li>configure assistant language and widget presentation from wp-admin</li>
</ul>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Local-first knowledge retrieval from internal content, external sources, resources, and manual knowledge-base entries</li>
<li>Optional Pinecone sync and retrieval fallback</li>
<li>React-based admin dashboard</li>
<li>Frontend floating chat widget</li>
<li>Saved replies for common prompts</li>
<li>Conversation analytics and estimated token usage</li>
<li>Language selection for assistant replies</li>
<li>REST API powered architecture for admin and frontend flows</li>
</ul>

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