ENTGENAI vs Simple AI Chat Embed

This Plugin brings Generative AI (GenAI) and AI Agents right within a WordPress website. It combines the power of WordPress as a CMS with the power of an Agentic platform, making it possible (and easy) to create highly capable WordPress plugins and websites: able to learn the Author’s writing style, research trending topics, auto-generate content based on those premises and save it to the database, connect to MCP servers and retrieve data, run multi-step agentic workflows against your own site data, and much more. The plugin comes so far with 17 built-in skills across WordPress and WooCommerce, a full multi-turn AgentLoop that lets any supported LLM autonomously call those skills and reason over the results, an MCP server endpoint so external AI clients (Claude for Desktop, Cursor, and others) can use those same skills, and a two-flag security model that controls exactly which skills are exposed in each context. It allows both, usage within the provided admin interface, as well as programmatic usage from other Plugins and Themes, in the usual WordPress way (using the available hooks). To make sure website Authors always have the last say about anything generated by the Plugin, any content created via the admin interface is saved as a Draft (page or post), so that Authors have the chance to review it, edit it and publish it themselves. Development Development happens in Github: entgenai

Simple AI Chat Embed provides a flexible way to add interactive AI chat functionality to your posts, pages, or widget areas. Configure API keys once, select your desired model, and embed the chat using your preferred method. Features: Supports multiple AI providers: OpenAI (GPT models), Anthropic (Claude models), Google (Gemini models). Embed via Gutenberg Block, Shortcode, or Elementor Widget. Global settings page for API Keys and default model/prompt. Override default model and initial system prompt per instance (Block/Elementor). Secure AJAX handling for chat interactions. Configuration Go to Settings > AI Chat Embed in your WordPress admin area. API Key Settings: Enter the API keys for the services you wish to use (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google). Leave blank any services you don’t plan to use. Default Chat Settings: Default AI Model: Select the AI model to be used by default for new chat instances. Default Initial Prompt: Enter an optional system prompt that will be prepended to user messages by default. Click Save Settings. Usage Gutenberg Block Edit a post or page using the Gutenberg editor. Add a new block and search for “AI Chat Embed”. Select the block to insert it. In the block sidebar (Inspector Controls), you can: Select a specific AI Model to override the default. Enter an Initial System Prompt to override the default. Save the post/page. Shortcode Insert the following shortcode into any post, page, or text widget: [simple_ai_chat_embed] This will use the default model, prompt, and chatbot name configured in the plugin settings. You can override the defaults using the following attributes: model: Specify the AI model ID to use (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-opus-20240229). prompt: Provide a custom initial system prompt. name: Set a custom name for the chatbot. Example: [simple_ai_chat_embed model=”gpt-4-turbo” prompt=”You are a helpful assistant.” name=”Support Bot”] Elementor Widget Edit a page or template using Elementor. In the widgets panel, search for “AI Chat Embed”. Drag the widget into your desired section/column. In the widget settings (Content tab): Select a specific AI Model to override the default. Enter an Initial System Prompt to override the default. Save the page/template.