Title: Intuitina AI Chatbot: Live WordPress Content Connector
Author: Pulse Software Solutions LLC
Published: 2026-07-06
Last modified: 2026-09-22
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# Intuitina AI Chatbot: Live WordPress Content Connector
Autor: [Pulse Software Solutions LLC](https://profiles.wordpress.org/intuitinadeployment/)
[Pobierz](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/intuitina-mcp-connector.1.9.8.zip)
* [Szczegóły](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/intuitina-mcp-connector/#description)
* [Recenzje](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/intuitina-mcp-connector/#reviews)
* [Instalacja](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/intuitina-mcp-connector/#installation)
* [Rozwój](https://pl.wordpress.org/plugins/intuitina-mcp-connector/#developers)
[Wsparcie](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/intuitina-mcp-connector/)
## Opis
**Turn your WordPress website into an always-available source of answers with Intuitina.**
Intuitina adds an AI chatbot to your site that qualifies leads, closes more sales,
and cuts your support workload. Visitors get instant answers drawn from your own
content, day or night. You get fewer repetitive tickets and a steady flow of qualified
enquiries.
Unlike other chatbot plugins, you do not build or train anything. Our specialists
handle setup, configuration, training, and ongoing optimization for you, including
during your free trial.
#### Two ways to put it to work
**Lead Generation**: The bot greets visitors, asks the right qualifying questions,
and guides high-intent prospects toward your conversion pages instead of letting
them bounce. Contact details are captured in conversation rather than through a
form nobody fills in.
**Customer Support**: The bot acts as a 24/7 help desk, answering product questions,
FAQs, and policy queries the moment they come up. Repetitive requests stop reaching
your inbox and response times improve across the board.
#### Why store owners choose Intuitina
* No external AI subscription required. You do not need an OpenAI, ChatGPT, Claude,
or Gemini account.
* Fully managed. Our team handles setup, configuration, training, and continuous
improvement so the bot gets sharper over time without any work from you.
* Answers come from your own content, so they stay accurate and on brand.
* 120+ languages supported automatically, detected from the visitor’s browser.
* 90 day free trial with the same managed service included.
#### Works with your existing setup
The connector reads your published pages, posts, WooCommerce products, and order
information so the bot can answer real questions about stock, shipping, and order
status. WooCommerce is optional. On a standard WordPress site the bot works just
as well from your pages and posts alone. The connector is lightweight by design
and will not slow your site down.
#### Security and control
Only an administrator can authorize the connection between your site and [Intuitina.com](https://www.intuitina.com/).
You choose which content types the bot can access, and you can change or revoke
that access at any time.
## Zrzuty ekranu
[⌊Start in your Intuitina.com dashboard: Live Sources, then Connect WordPress.⌉⌊
Start in your Intuitina.com dashboard: Live Sources, then Connect WordPress.⌉[
Start in your [Intuitina.com dashboard](https://secure.intuitina.com/): Live Sources,
then Connect WordPress.
[⌊Enter your site URL and the wizard detects the plugin automatically.⌉⌊Enter your
site URL and the wizard detects the plugin automatically.⌉[
Enter your site URL and the wizard detects the plugin automatically.
[⌊Create a WordPress Application Password with the guided wizard.⌉⌊Create a WordPress
Application Password with the guided wizard.⌉[
Create a WordPress Application Password with the guided wizard.
[⌊Select exactly which content your chatbot is allowed to access.⌉⌊Select exactly
which content your chatbot is allowed to access.⌉[
Select exactly which content your chatbot is allowed to access.
[⌊Customers get correct, real-time answers pulled straight from your live store.⌉⌊
Customers get correct, real-time answers pulled straight from your live store.⌉[
Customers get correct, real-time answers pulled straight from your live store.
[⌊See what's connected and synced at a glance. Read-only, real-time, always your
data.⌉⌊See what's connected and synced at a glance. Read-only, real-time, always
your data.⌉[
See what’s connected and synced at a glance. Read-only, real-time, always your data.
## Instalacja
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Plugins -> Add New**.
2. Search for **Intuitina AI Chatbot: Live WordPress Content Connector**.
3. Click **Install Now**, then **Activate**.
4. Go to the **Intuitina** menu and copy your connection code – it’s created automatically.
5. Choose what your chatbot can see, then click **[Open Intuitina.com Dashboard](https://secure.intuitina.com/)**
and paste the code there.
## Najczęściej zadawane pytania
### Do I need any other plugins?
No. This plugin is completely self-contained. No other plugins are required.
### Does this work without WooCommerce?
Yes. WooCommerce support is optional – the plugin automatically detects whether
WooCommerce is active and only exposes product data if it is.
### Is my content safe?
Yes. The plugin only exposes content that is already publicly visible on your site.
All access requires a valid WordPress Application Password created by an administrator–
it cannot be accessed anonymously.
### Will this slow down my site?
No. The plugin only responds when your Intuitina chatbot makes a request. There
is no background processing, no scheduled tasks, and no impact on your site’s frontend
performance.
### What WordPress version do I need?
WordPress 6.0 or higher.
### Where do I get an Intuitina.com account?
Visit [intuitina.com](https://www.intuitina.com/) to get started.
## Recenzje
### [Easy Chatbot builder plugin with MCP connector](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/easy-chatbot-builder-plugin-with-mcp-connector/)
[truptis](https://profiles.wordpress.org/truptis/) 2026-08-19
A very good AI plugin with an easy configuration. It makes chatbot setup process
much easier. You bot get ready within minutes and connector help to export the data
in real-time.
[ Przeczytaj 1 recenzje ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/intuitina-mcp-connector/reviews/)
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## Rejestr zmian
#### 1.9.8
* **Custom content types are now readable by the chatbot.** Locations, services,
team members, events and any other public custom post type are searched and fetched
just like pages and posts. They follow the existing „Blog posts” switch – no
extra setting needed.
* **Blog posts no longer get crowded out of chatbot search.** When many pages matched
a question, blog posts and products could be cut from the results. Results are
now balanced across pages, posts, custom content and products.
#### 1.9.7
* The connection code is now also visible and copyable on the „Connected” screen,
not just on the setup screen before the chatbot connects – the same always-visible
treatment added in 1.9.6, extended to the already-connected state.
#### 1.9.6
* **One setup screen instead of two.** „Copy your code” and „Choose what your chatbot
can see” are now a single screen – no more clicking through separate steps. The
connection code is also always visible here (not just once right after it’s created),
so you can come back and copy it again any time before the chatbot connects.
#### 1.9.5
* **One less click to connect.** The connection code is now generated automatically
the moment you open the Intuitina menu – no more „Generate connection code” button
to click first. Setup is now a 2-step wizard (Copy code -> Choose content) instead
of 3.
#### 1.9.4
* Readme wording now consistently says „Intuitina.com” (instead of bare „Intuitina”)
when referring to the external dashboard/account, and links it to the relevant
intuitina.com page. No functional changes.
#### 1.9.3
* Updated the plugin’s short description, description, and installation instructions
on the readme for clarity. No functional changes.
#### 1.9.2
* Fixed the admin page getting permanently stuck showing the 3-step setup wizard
even after the chatbot was genuinely connected and working. Root cause: the endpoint
accepts two auth methods (a plugin-generated Connection Token, or a WordPress
Application Password), but only the Connection Token path was marking the site
as „connected” – sites authenticating via Application Password (the method the
live chatbot backend actually uses) never got their „last used” timestamp recorded,
so the admin page could never advance past „Choose what your chatbot can see”
to the „Setup complete” screen no matter how long it had actually been working.
Both auth paths now record the connection correctly.
#### 1.9.1
* Simplified the „your content is fully searchable” ready message – removed the
second line („Every page and post is ready to be found and answered from.”) and
put the full stop on the main line instead, so it reads as one clean sentence
rather than two.
#### 1.9.0
* Removed all temporary diagnostic endpoints and debug fields added while tracking
down the indexing issues fixed in 1.8.5-1.8.8 (the stuck-posts inspector, the
refresh-click marker, the extra fields on the progress response). No functional
change – the underlying fixes all stay in place – this just cleans the code back
down to only what’s needed going forward.
#### 1.8.8
* The „backfill complete” flag is no longer trusted blindly – it’s now cross-checked
against the real indexed count every time, and automatically cleared and retried
if they don’t match. Sites that got stuck at a partial percentage from an earlier
version’s race condition (fixed in 1.8.7) needed a manual „Refresh content index”
click to recover; this makes that recovery automatic on the very next page load,
no manual step required. Verified locally: a site falsely marked complete at
90/138 self-corrected to 138/138 with no user action.
#### 1.8.7
* Found and fixed the real reason indexing could still stall on a realistic-sized
site: the „only one batch at a time” rate limit was a fixed 3-second timer, but
a real batch measured at 4.16 seconds – longer than the timer itself. That let
overlapping concurrent batch runs slip through, and a race between them could
cause one to wrongly conclude indexing was already complete. Replaced the timer
with an actual lock (atomic acquire via add_option(), released when the batch
finishes, with a 60-second stale-lock safety net in case a request dies mid-run)–
verified locally that concurrent runs are now correctly blocked while one is
in progress.
#### 1.8.6
* Fixed the live progress indicator appearing frozen under slow/throttled network
conditions. The poll request’s URL was identical on every tick (same action,
same nonce), so a browser could legally serve a cached response instead of hitting
the server – more likely to happen when the network is slow and the browser prefers
a cached answer over waiting. Added a cache-busting parameter, `cache: 'no-store'`
on the fetch, and explicit no-cache response headers server-side, so every poll
is now guaranteed to reflect live state.
#### 1.8.5
* Found and fixed the specific reason 3 posts stayed permanently un-indexed on
a real WooCommerce site: the site’s own Shop/Cart/Checkout pages use WooCommerce
Blocks, which fatal („Call to undefined function …wc_get_notices()”) when rendered
outside a real front-end cart/session context – exactly what indexing does. These
pages don’t have meaningful static content to index anyway (WooCommerce generates
them dynamically at real page-view time), so indexing now detects and skips the
risky render for WooCommerce’s own special pages, keeping the fast fallback text
for them instead.
* The render-failure log is now cleared on „Refresh content index” so old entries
from a previous version’s behavior can’t be mistaken for a current problem.
#### 1.8.4
* Found the real reason indexing could get permanently stuck (1.8.3’s timeout theory
was disproven – a manual synchronous run completed 35 remaining posts in 1.4
seconds with no hang at all). The actual cause: wp_cron’s async self-request,
which normally re-triggers each follow-up batch, simply never fired again on
a real affected site. Indexing no longer depends on wp_cron alone – a batch also
now runs inline on every wp-admin page load and on every admin-ajax.php request(
which includes the live progress-polling call already firing every few seconds
while the settings page is open), so it keeps moving forward reliably regardless
of whether wp_cron itself is working on a given host.
#### 1.8.3
* Fixed indexing progress getting permanently stuck partway through (confirmed
on a real site: stopped dead at 4 of 39 and never advanced, even across many
retries). Root cause: a slow/hanging page-builder shortcode on one specific post
could hit PHP’s execution time limit while rendering it for the index – a timeout,
not a catchable error, so the 1.7.3 try/catch didn’t cover it. Worse, every retry
re-selects posts in the same order, so it died on the exact same post every single
time. Fixed by writing a fast fallback index entry for each post BEFORE attempting
the (potentially slow) full render, so even if the render hangs, the post is
already marked done and can never block the batch again.
#### 1.8.2
* „Refresh content index” now does a genuine full rebuild – it clears every existing
index entry before restarting, instead of only filling in gaps for content that
was never indexed. Previously, clicking it on an already-fully-indexed site would
find nothing to do and silently stay on „ready,” which didn’t match what „Refresh”
implies (and meant stale entries – e.g. after a theme/shortcode change altered
how a page renders – never actually got regenerated).
#### 1.8.1
* Added an estimated time remaining („about 3 minutes left”) next to the percentage
on the content-readiness indicator, based on the known backfill batch size/interval.
Rounded to whole minutes/hours rather than showing false precision, since actual
batch timing can vary with host speed and content size.
#### 1.8.0
* Redesigned the content-readiness indicator that was hidden in 1.7.9. Replaced
the old technical „Search index” panel (raw counts, prominent „Rebuild” button)
with a quiet status tile – „Getting your content ready” while indexing, „Your
content is fully searchable” once done – that reads as part of the product rather
than a developer tool. The manual refresh action is now a de-emphasized text
link („Not seeing the right answers? Refresh content index”), matching how „Get
a new code” is presented elsewhere on the same screen. Live progress updates (
no page reload needed) still work the same way underneath.
#### 1.7.9
* Hid the „Search index” card (rebuild button + progress bar) from the settings
page. Indexing itself is unchanged – it still runs automatically in the background–
this just removes the customer-facing controls for now.
#### 1.7.8
* 1.7.7 only converted the rendered-text index’s own search to raw SQL; the native
title/content search pass still used WP_Query and was proven (via direct A/B
testing – identical code, clean WordPress install vs. the affected production
site) to still be vulnerable to the same `pre_get_posts` interference. Search
is now raw SQL end-to-end – both the native pass and the index fallback – so
nothing on any host’s stack can intercept it. Verified against a real local WordPress
+ MySQL install before release, not just in isolation.
#### 1.7.7
* **Found and fixed the actual root cause of intermittent zero-result searches
on some hosts.** Our own rendered-text index fallback used `WP_Query`, which –
despite `suppress_filters` – is still subject to `pre_get_posts`, a hook that
fires unconditionally on every query and that some security plugins/host-provided
must-use plugins use to alter query behavior site-wide. On at least one customer
site this silently zeroed out otherwise-correct matches. The fallback now queries
the database directly via a parameterized SQL statement, with no hook surface
at all, verified against a real WordPress install to behave identically to the
old code for normal cases while being immune to this class of interference.
#### 1.7.5
* No code changes over 1.7.4 – re-published after confirming, on a host running
an aggressive PHP OPcache (WP Engine), that plugin file updates can silently
fail to take effect until the site’s full cache is purged, even though the Plugins
list correctly shows the new version number. If search results seem to lag behind
a plugin update, purge your host’s full cache (not just page cache) after updating.
#### 1.7.4
* **Guaranteed live search, on every host.** Search queries now run with `suppress_filters`
and caching disabled, so a host-level search-replacement service (e.g. an Elasticsearch-
backed search add-on) or a persistent object cache can no longer silently swap
in its own, potentially out-of-date results. Search always reads directly from
the site’s live database now, matching the plugin’s core promise.
#### 1.7.3
* Fixed a double „%%” showing in the live progress label (the JS-side template
used PHP’s printf escaping, which plain JS string replacement never un-escapes).
* Fixed the indexing backfill being able to get permanently stuck if rendering
a single page/post’s content threw an error (e.g. a page-builder shortcode that
assumes front-end-only context) – that post’s error is now caught, a raw-text
fallback is indexed instead of blocking, and a stale „running” lock (from a batch
that died before this fix) now self-heals after 10 minutes. The „Rebuild search
index” button also now always forces a fresh start rather than deferring to a
possibly-stuck lock.
#### 1.7.2
* **Live-updating search index progress.** The „Rebuild search index” card now
refreshes its progress bar automatically every few seconds while indexing runs
in the background, instead of only updating when the page is reloaded.
#### 1.7.1
* Fixed the search-index progress card’s styling not applying (CSS cache-busting
version wasn’t bumped alongside a style-only change in 1.7.0).
#### 1.7.0
* **Better search on page-builder sites.** Search and snippets now also check a
plain-text copy of each page/post rendered the same way WordPress displays it,
so content built with WPBakery/Visual Composer (or other builders that nest real
text inside shortcode attributes, or encode it entirely) can actually be found—
not just content stored as plain text. Existing content is indexed automatically
in the background after updating; a „Rebuild search index” button is also available
in the plugin settings for manual re-runs (e.g. after a bulk import).
#### 1.6.3
* **„Where is my order?” now works without an order number.** New `list_orders_for_email`
tool returns the customer’s recent orders (up to 5) so the chatbot can either
answer directly when there’s only one, or offer a short pick-list when there
are several. Still privacy-safe — results are filtered by billing email, so it
cannot be used to see other customers’ orders.
#### 1.6.2
* **Order status lookups in the chatbot.** New `get_order` tool: when a customer
asks something like „has order #4970 been dispatched?”, the chatbot can now look
up the order and answer with status, shipping method, and date placed. Privacy-
safe by design — the tool requires BOTH the order number AND the email the customer
used at checkout, and returns „not found” if the email does not match. That means
an order number alone cannot be used to enumerate other customers’ orders. Requires
WooCommerce.
#### 1.6.1
* **Product images in chatbot answers.** WooCommerce product search results now
include the featured image URL, so the chatbot can show the product photo alongside
price and stock — not just describe it in words.
#### 1.6.0
* **Live connection status on the admin home page.** Once your chatbot has actually
reached the site, the plugin’s home page switches to a „You’re all set” completion
screen showing the last request timestamp („Last request was 3 minutes ago”),
and the Intuitina menu in the WordPress sidebar shows a green pulse dot whenever
the chatbot is actively connected. Before that first successful request, the
home page shows a „waiting for the chatbot to connect” state so it’s clear whether
the connection is still pending.
* **Safer connection-code regeneration.** The „Get a new code” button now asks
for confirmation before regenerating — an accidental click can’t silently disconnect
a working chatbot anymore.
* **Auto-copy with a fallback.** Generating a connection code copies it to the
clipboard for you; a visible „Copy again” button still works if the browser blocks
the automatic copy.
#### 1.5.1
* Suppress foreign admin notices on the plugin’s own setup page. Other plugins
that inject warning banners into every WordPress admin page (jQuery Migrate Helper,
various security scanners, etc.) no longer break the setup flow. Notices remain
fully visible on every other admin page.
#### 1.5.0
* **Redesigned admin UI.** Replaced the old 4-tab admin (Overview / Connection /
Content Access / Help) with a linear, wizard-style setup flow: Welcome > Ready
> Choose Content > Setup Complete. One clear action per screen, progress markers
turn green as you finish each step, and the whole page is written in plain language(„
connection code” instead of „connection token”). Advanced options (Application
Password, REST endpoint URL, diagnostics, plugin reset) live behind an „Advanced”
tab so first-time users are never distracted by them.
#### 1.4.1
* **Guaranteed-fresh reads.** The REST handler now calls `wp_suspend_cache_addition(
true )` so no lingering object-cache state can ever stale a product / post /
page edit that was just saved. Every chatbot request reads the current database
state.
#### 1.4.0
* **New tools: `search` and `fetch`.** Unified Q&A pair matching the ChatGPT MCP
compatibility schema. `search(query)` returns matching pages/posts/products from
a single call, with live price, sale price, on-sale flag and stock status inline
for each product result — so a chatbot can answer „what’s the price of ABC?”
in one round-trip instead of two.
* **Freshness guarantees for WooCommerce.** REST responses now emit `Cache-Control:
no-store` (via WP core’s `nocache_headers()`), so no CDN or caching plugin can
serve stale product data. New, renamed, repriced, or trashed products reach the
chatbot immediately — no re-index required.
* **Hidden products stay hidden.** Product queries now filter by WC visibility
so items with „Catalog visibility: Hidden” no longer leak into chatbot answers.
#### 1.3.1
* Complete admin page redesign. Introduced a proper design system with sidebar
navigation (Overview / Connection / What’s exposed / Help), external CSS/JS assets,
and consistent card-based components matching modern WordPress admin standards.
* Added one-click copy button on newly generated Connection Tokens.
* FAQ now uses native collapsible sections.
#### 1.3.0
* New: **Connection Token** authentication as an alternative to Application Passwords.
Generated from the plugin’s admin page; sent as `Authorization: Bearer `. Works on sites where Application Passwords are blocked by security plugins(
Solid Security, Wordfence, All In One WP Security), magic-link login systems,
WP Engine SSO, or hosts that strip the Basic Authorization header.
* Token is stored as a SHA-256 hash – the plaintext value is shown only once at
generation time.
* Admin page shows token status, creation date, and last-used timestamp. One-click
revoke or regenerate.
* Both auth methods (Bearer and Basic) remain supported; the endpoint accepts either.
* Constant-time hash comparison via `hash_equals` prevents timing attacks.
#### 1.2.8
* Added a top-level „Intuitina” menu in the WordPress admin sidebar for easy discovery,
with a custom robot icon.
* Added a Dashboard widget showing plugin status, WooCommerce detection, and quick
action buttons.
* Moved the Getting Started page from Settings -> Intuitina Connector to the new
top-level Intuitina menu.
#### 1.2.7
* Added a Getting Started admin page (Settings -> Intuitina Connector) with setup
steps, live status, FAQ, and links to Application Password creation and the Intuitina
dashboard.
* Added a one-time „Plugin activated” admin notice with a Get Started button.
* Added a „Get Started” quick link on the Plugins list row.
* Guidance covers common security-plugin blockers (Wordfence, Solid Security, All
In One WP Security).
#### 1.2.5
* Rebranded plugin listing to _Intuitina AI Chatbot: Live WordPress Content Connector_
to better reflect what the plugin does.
* Rewritten description, „What your chatbot can read”, „Why this matters”, and „
How it works” sections in line with the Intuitina product page.
* Added Plugin URI pointing to the dedicated Intuitina product page.
* Added Pulse Software Solutions LLC as a contributor.
#### 1.2.4
* Maintenance release – no functional changes.
#### 1.2.3
* Plugin header re-aligned to the exact format from the WordPress.org Plugin Header
Requirements documentation. Functionally identical to 1.2.2.
#### 1.2.2
* Internationalization: wrapped remaining JSON-RPC error strings in `__()` calls.
* Added translation template (`languages/intuitina-mcp-connector.pot`).
* Plugin header format aligned with the WordPress.org docs example for parser compatibility.
#### 1.2.1
* Security: tightened the REST endpoint permission_callback to require the `manage_options`
capability (Administrator). Previously `edit_posts` was used, which is also held
by Authors and Contributors – too permissive for an endpoint that exposes site-
wide content and WooCommerce data to an external service.
* Returns a proper WP_Error (401 / 403) instead of a boolean so REST API clients
receive a meaningful error response.
#### 1.2.0
* Self-contained – no additional plugins required.
* REST endpoint registered at `intuitina/v1/mcp` (versioned, conflict-free).
* Added proper input sanitization and pagination limits throughout.
* Added activation check for minimum WordPress version.
* Only published content is exposed – drafts and private posts are never returned.
* Removed all third-party class dependencies.
#### 1.0.0
* Initial release.
* Read-only access to posts, pages, taxonomies, and WooCommerce products.
## Meta
* Wersja **1.9.8**
* Ostatnia aktualizacja **2 tygodnie temu**
* Włączone instalacje **Mniej niż 10**
* Wersja WordPressa ** 6.0 lub nowszej **
* Testowano do **7.0.6**
* Wersja PHP ** 7.4 lub nowszej **
* Języki
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* Tagi
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## Wsparcie
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[Zobacz forum wsparcia](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/intuitina-mcp-connector/)