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WordPress search is literal. Mori is semantic. When someone searches “pricing” or “services,” they get the pages that actually answer those needs, not just posts that happen to repeat the keyword. Mori blends embeddings (vector representations of meaning) with practical controls like post type weighting and tag filtering.
Mori AI Search upgrades your site’s search from basic keyword matching to smart, context-aware results. It builds a structured index of your content using AI, so visitors can find the right page, file, or answer faster. You control what gets indexed, how results are ranked, and which post types matter most. Power users get a clean REST API for custom front ends and integrations.
<h4>What it does</h4>
<ul>
<li>Creates a rich index of posts, pages, custom post types, and attachments</li>
<li>Generates AI-assisted metadata during indexing: keywords, auto-tags, and summaries you can refine with manual tags</li>
<li>Ranks results by semantic similarity, then applies weights by post type to surface what matters first</li>
<li>Exposes a simple REST API for search, prompts, and admin actions so you can build your own UI or integrate with other tools</li>
<li>Lets you exclude items from the index and override tags for precise control</li>
<li>Supports PDFs uploaded via the settings screen. Text is extracted and indexed alongside your content</li>
</ul>
<h4>Key features</h4>
Structured index
<ul>
<li>Pages, posts, custom post types, and attachments </li>
<li>AI-generated keywords and auto-tags, plus manual tags you define </li>
<li>Priority flags and per-post type weights for ranking control </li>
</ul>
Admin controls
<ul>
<li>Single settings screen for API key, prompts, extra context, and PDF uploads </li>
<li>One-click reindex that runs in batches via WP-Cron to avoid timeouts </li>
<li>Exclusion and tagging interface with incremental loading for large sites </li>
</ul>
Search API
<ul>
<li><code>/ai-search/v1/search</code> with support for <code>query</code>, <code>context</code>, <code>tag</code>, and <code>post_type</code> filters </li>
<li>Returns normalized data with merged tags, keywords, and scoring details </li>
<li>Built-in heuristics to recognize “main pages” or “site map” queries and return primary navigation </li>
<li>Optional debug mode that includes similarity scores and SQL filters in the response </li>
</ul>
Performance-minded
<ul>
<li>Embedding inputs are trimmed to roughly 8k tokens (about 32k characters) per item </li>
<li>Batched reindexing with a default of 20 items per run, adjustable via constant </li>
<li>Data stored in a dedicated MySQL table for fast lookups </li>
</ul>
<h4>How it works</h4>
<ol>
<li>Add your OpenAI API key on the Mori settings page. </li>
<li>Start a reindex. Mori queues all eligible content and processes it in batches via WP-Cron. </li>
<li>For each item, Mori generates an embedding, proposes tags, extracts 3–5 keywords, and saves everything to the index table. </li>
<li>When a visitor searches, Mori computes similarity between the query and the stored embeddings, applies your weights, filters by tag or post type if requested, and returns the top results. </li>
</ol>
<h4>Data and privacy</h4>
<ul>
<li>Nothing is sent to OpenAI until you add an API key. </li>
<li>During indexing, only the content needed to build embeddings and metadata is transmitted. That typically includes title, excerpt, main content, and for attachments the extracted text of PDFs you choose to upload through Mori. </li>
<li>During a search, the query and optional context are sent to calculate similarity or generate an answer when your configuration calls for it. </li>
<li>Review your own privacy policy to disclose how search data is handled on your site. See OpenAI’s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for provider details. </li>
</ul>
<h4>Typical use cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Marketing sites that need “what is pricing” and “services” to land on the right pages </li>
<li>Documentation portals that benefit from keywords and tag filters </li>
<li>Media libraries where PDFs and attachments must be discoverable </li>
<li>Headless or decoupled setups that want a clean REST search layer</li>
</ul>
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
<ul>
<li>Custom theming</li>
<li>Optional voice search and chat </li>
<li>WooCommerce filters and merchandising signals</li>
</ul>

Mori AI Search

Tired of website search that doesn't work? Mori AI Search upgrades your site’s search from basic keyword matching to smart, context-aware results.

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Are you tired of spending hours creating content for your website? Do you want to take your website’s content to the next level? Look no further than the AI Content Creator plugin for WordPress!
Looking for an easy and efficient way to create posts for your website? Look no further than AI Content Creator!
With this powerful WordPress plugin, you can quickly generate high-quality content using OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 models. Simply enter a title for your article, click “Create article,” and let the plugin do the rest.
Please note that you’ll need an OpenAI API key to use the plugin. Don’t worry if you don’t have one yet; we provide instructions on how to get a free key in the plugin’s help section. Once you’ve used up your free credit, you can continue using the plugin for a low monthly fee.
While AI-generated content is not always perfect, the plugin includes preliminary error checks to help you catch any issues before publishing. Plus, you can preview the content and edit it as needed before creating a post draft and hitting “publish.”
After article has been created, you may use the featured image selector included. It offers you a bunch of royalty free suggestions from Pixabay related to the article topic and includes a image search engine to make it as easy as possible.
SEO capabilities include automatic tags for the article, as well as meta keywords and description if the AI creates them and Yoast SEO, All in One SEO or Rank Math SEO are installed and active on your site.
We’re constantly working to improve the plugin’s capabilities and stay up-to-date with the latest AI technologies. In fact, we’re planning to add support for upcoming OpenAi’s GPT competitors like Google Gemini (Bard), ChatSonic API, Chinchilla, and more.
The plugin supports multiple languages. And if there’s a language you need that’s not yet supported, just let us know; we’re always open to feedback and suggestions.
You can configure the plugin to write articles in these languages: 
– English (English) 
– Spanish (Español) 
– Portuguese (Português) 
– French (Français) 
– German (Deutsch) 
– Russian (русский) 
– Japanese (日本語) 
– Italian (Italiano) 
– Chinese (中文) 
– Dutch (Nederlands) 
– Korean (한국어) 
– Arabic (العربية) 
– Turkish (Türkçe) 
– Polish (Polski) 
– Ukrainian (українська) 
– Persian (فارسی) 
– Swedish (Svenska) 
– Czech (čeština) 
– Danish (Dansk) 
– Finnish (Suomi) 
– Hungarian (Magyar) 
– Catalan (Català) 
– Basque (Euskara) 
– Galician (Galego) 
– Asturian (Asturianu)
Performance and quality may be affected when writing in languages used by a low population.
To ensure your API key stays safe and secure, we’ve implemented various measures to protect it from unauthorized access. For example, the plugin erases your key from queries prior to saving, and access to the plugin’s settings is restricted to administrators.
Need help getting started? Check out the plugin’s help section for detailed instructions on how to use AI Content Creator to its full potential.
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ol>
<li>An API key to access an AI account.</li>
</ol>

AI Content Creator – Easy ChatGPT powered article generator

This plugin easily creates articles for new posts for your site using the same AI that powers ChatGPT.

Mori AI Search vs AI Content Creator – Easy ChatGPT powered article generator