autometa's FORMA vs GPT Comment Agent

autometa’s FORMA is a simple plugin that uses the following shortcode: [forma] = to generate a comment form. autometa’s FORMA is a standalone component of autometa shortcodes pack.

GPT Comment Agent is a WordPress plugin that uses OpenAI’s GPT model to automatically generate comments based on post content, allowing administrators to edit and automatically inject them into the comment box. Additionally, the plugin can generate complete blog posts by searching Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) and using GPT to create content based on search results. Generated posts automatically separate titles and content, making it easy for administrators to review and publish. Plugin demo: http://dongha.pe.kr External services This plugin connects to OpenAI’s API and Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) API to generate AI-powered content. These services are necessary to provide the core functionality of automatically generating contextually appropriate comments and blog posts. OpenAI API: * Data transmitted and timing: When an administrator clicks the “Generate” button, the plugin sends the following data to the OpenAI API: – Post content and metadata (for comment generation) – Post title and content – Post categories and tags – Recent comments (if any) – Administrator’s prompt/instructions – Selected tone settings (professional, friendly, etc.) – Google CSE search results (for post generation) * Data transmission timing: Only when an administrator clicks the “Generate” button in the plugin interface * No automatic data transmission: The plugin does not automatically transmit data to external services during normal operation or page load Google CSE API: * Data transmitted: Search keywords entered by administrators * Data transmission timing: Only when generating blog posts using the post generator feature * Purpose: To retrieve relevant search results that are used as context for GPT-generated blog posts Data processing: * All data sent to OpenAI and Google CSE is processed according to their respective privacy policies and terms of service * The plugin does not store or log communication content with external APIs * Users must provide their own OpenAI API key and Google CSE credentials in the plugin settings * API keys are encrypted and stored securely in the WordPress database