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AI-Kit Overview​

AI-Kit adds practical AI helpers to WordPress while keeping privacy first:

  • Free (local-only): uses Chrome’s built-in on-device AI when available.
  • Pro (optional): can also call your own AWS backend (deployed with the WP Suite AI-Kit Backend SAR template) for fallback and advanced features.
Privacy by default

When on-device AI is available, content stays in the browser — no server round-trip.

Where AI-Kit shows up in WordPress​

Gutenberg editor​

  • AI-Kit Sidebar: generate post SEO metadata (title/excerpt/etc.), write content with an Apply/Insert workflow.
  • Inline tools: Proofread / Rewrite / Translate in a compact toolbar group for editable text selections.
  • Image blocks: a dedicated SEO Metadata panel for image-like blocks (core/image, core/cover, core/media-text).

Media Library​

Generate image SEO metadata (alt text, title, caption, description) from:

  • List and Grid views
  • Attachment details panel
  • Attachment edit screen
  • Bulk generation + preview + accept flows

Frontend (Pro)​

  • AI‑Kit Chatbot
  • AI‑Kit Feature block
  • AI‑Kit Doc Search block
  • [smartcloud-ai-kit-feature] shortcode
  • [smartcloud-ai-kit-doc-search] shortcode

These surfaces let visitors run AI actions (summarize / write / rewrite / translate / proofread) on selected content with a configurable UI, while the chatbot answers questions through a Knowledge Base–powered Amazon Bedrock conversation so responses stay grounded in your own documents.

What this documentation covers​

This section focuses on how to use AI‑Kit inside WordPress, plus a few developer reference pages:

  • Editor tools — Sidebar, inline selection tools, image SEO panels
  • Media Library — image SEO metadata generation for attachments
  • Blocks — Feature + Doc Search Gutenberg blocks (Pro)
  • Shortcode — Feature + Doc Search shortcodes (Pro)
  • Chatbot — configure the site chatbot from Chatbot Settings (admin UI)
  • Theming (CSS variables) — customize --ai-kit-* design tokens
  • Capabilities & Modes — on-device vs backend, capability decisions, fallback rules
  • JavaScript API — the public runtime surface for developers (features.*, renderFeature, readiness helpers)
  • Backend API — REST endpoints (OpenAPI)

For setup and deployment guides (SAR template, AWS configuration, security hardening), see your project docs outside of this reference section.