Description
LatentKit AI Provider connects the official WordPress AI Client to a
LatentKit app. WordPress sends text-generation requests to LatentKit; the
published LatentKit route controls the provider, model, fallback, policy,
credits, and analytics.
This connector does not add a competing editor assistant. It supplies the
provider used by existing WordPress AI features and adds a compact status page
under Settings LatentKit for connection, route, model, and recent-request
visibility.
External service disclosure: this plugin sends administrator-initiated AI
prompts and related generation settings to the configured LatentKit API. The
service returns generated content and request metadata. Review the LatentKit
privacy policy and terms before connecting a production site:
- https://ai.latentkit.com/
- https://latentkit.com/privacy/
- https://latentkit.com/terms/
Support
Read the connector documentation at:
- https://docs.latentkit.com/integrations/wordpress/
Installation
- Upload and activate LatentKit AI Provider.
- If WordPress AI is missing, use the wp-admin notice to install or activate
it. LatentKit remains safely disabled until WordPress AI is active. - Configure your LatentKit API key in the WordPress AI credentials screen, or
defineLATENTKIT_API_KEYinwp-config.php. - Open Settings LatentKit to verify the connection and assigned route.
- Use an existing WordPress AI text feature and select LatentKit when needed.
FAQ
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Does WordPress choose the upstream model?
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No. WordPress sees one logical
latentkit-routemodel. Your published
LatentKit route chooses the provider and model. -
Is the API key sent to browser JavaScript?
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No. Authentication and LatentKit requests remain server-side.
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What data is sent to LatentKit?
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Only data needed for the administrator-initiated AI request, including the
prompt, generation settings, and connector attribution headers. The connector
does not send the site URL, title, administrator email, or arbitrary telemetry.
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Contributors & Developers
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Changelog
0.1.0
- Prepare the complete first WordPress.org release with stable directory
metadata, external-service disclosure, support links, and PHP SDK beta.3. - Remove private repository links that are unavailable to WordPress.org users
and reviewers.
0.1.0-alpha.8
- Bundle PHP SDK beta.3 so route model totals remain accurate when the API
returns the ordered model list without a redundantmodel_countfield.
0.1.0-alpha.7
- Use the PHP SDK beta.2 typed connection and route context instead of a
connector-specific response parser. - Use the supplied square LatentKit JPG mark in the connector catalog.
0.1.0-alpha.6
- Do not report zero models when the connected gateway still returns the old
route-summary shape; show an update notice until model details are available.
0.1.0-alpha.5
- Display the LatentKit brand mark on the WordPress AI connector card.
0.1.0-alpha.4
- Add a Settings LatentKit dashboard for connection, route, route models,
credits, and the latest winning provider/model. - Keep API keys hidden and send route changes to the authorized LatentKit
console instead of allowing runtime keys to mutate routing.
0.1.0-alpha.3
- Require the official WordPress AI plugin to be active even when WordPress
core already exposes the underlying AI Client class. - Align the minimum supported WordPress version with WordPress AI at 7.0.
0.1.0-alpha.2
- Replace the WordPress dependency error screen with a recoverable wp-admin
notice and direct install or activate action for WordPress AI.
0.1.0-alpha.1
- Initial source alpha with text generation and connection validation.