Hi again,
I would like to add a follow-up suggestion regarding content management for AI.
As I manage a content-heavy site, it would be extremely beneficial to have the ability to designate specific WordPress posts or categories as a “Private Knowledge Base” for the AI agent. Instead of constantly extending prompt instructions (which consumes tokens and adds latency to every interaction), the AI could dynamically reference these hidden/private posts when needed.
This would be a game-changer for several reasons:
- Efficiency & Cost: It reduces the need to re-send long system instructions, optimizing API token usage for both the network and the LLM (Gemini/ChatGPT/etc.).
- Contextual Accuracy: It allows the AI to provide answers based on my site’s specific historical facts, style guides, or internal link structures without having to “re-learn” them in every chat session.
- Streamlined Workflow: It’s much easier to maintain and update a dedicated “AI reference” post in the WordPress editor than to manage complex instructions inside the AI Agent settings.
I believe this would be a powerful feature for bloggers and publishers who want to leverage their own content as a “source of truth” for their AI assistants.
Thanks for considering these ideas!
Best regards,
Marek
Hi @tripsoverpoland,
Thanks for the kind words, and especially for taking the time to report this 😊
On the PHP 8.5 deprecation: you’re right, Meow_MWAI_Reply::$extraData was being set dynamically. I’ve fixed it, so it’ll be gone in the next release. Nothing was broken, just a noisy log line.
On content discovery: this already exists. It doesn’t go through sitemap.xml, it works directly on your actual posts. The Knowledge feature builds embeddings from your content, and the chatbot can then search your archive by meaning to find and link relevant past posts. So the use case you’re describing (exploring a large archive and surfacing related content) is covered, just with the real posts as the source rather than the sitemap. That said, we can’t talk about it here, because it’s part of the Pro Version (and we can’t discuss the features here, it’s not allowed).
On conversation summarization: there’s already a summary view in the admin Discussions for reviewing past chats. For condensing a conversation into a few bullet points, the simplest path is just to ask the chatbot directly, something like please summarize our conversation in a few bullet points 😋 Even ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini leave this to a simple request rather than a dedicated button. But maybe in your case would be useful? In fact, you can add the feature yourself, there is a developer on the Discord that loves implementing this kind of little features. If you are curious, check this: https://ai.thehiddendocs.com/client-side-api/. Maybe an AI agent can help implement this too.
I’ll check your other message (I haven’t read it yet, just got the notice).
Read your follow-up now, thanks Marek! 😊
This is exactly what the Knowledge feature is built for. It’s essentially the “Private Knowledge Base” you’re describing. You point it at specific posts (scoped by post type, category, status, etc.), and the AI pulls that content dynamically at query time instead of you padding the instructions. Only the relevant pieces come in for a given question, so you’re not re-sending long system instructions on every interaction and answers stay grounded in your site’s own content.
I can’t go into details here (forum rules around Pro features), but the concept maps almost one-to-one onto what you’ve described. Best place to read more is the docs: https://ai.thehiddendocs.com/.
