Dante AI vs Kagivault

Turn more visitors into customers with your own AI chatbot – no tech skills needed. Dante AI helps your website work smarter by adding a helpful, human-sounding AI chatbot to your WordPress site. It can answer questions, guide visitors, and help you generate more leads – automatically. Whether you’re running a blog, a local business, or an online shop, Dante AI gives your visitors instant support – so they stay longer, trust you more, and convert faster. Key Features Quick Setup – Add your AI chatbot in minutes Create AI Chatbots Easily – Set up and manage your chatbot directly from your WordPress dashboard One-Click Training – Instantly train your AI chatbot using your WordPress website’s existing content Customize the Look and Personality – Match your AI chatbot to your brand with simple appearance settings Track Performance – See how your AI chatbot is helping with easy-to-read stats Mobile Friendly – Works beautifully on phones, tablets, and desktops How It Works Sign up for a free Dante AI account Create your chatbot (no coding needed) Copy your API key Connect it to your WordPress site You’re live! Start engaging your visitors automatically Data and Privacy We take your privacy seriously – and that of your visitors. Here’s what you need to know: You stay in control – Chat data belongs to you and is visible only in your Dante AI dashboard No personal info is collected – Unless a user voluntarily types it in during a conversation Secure and private – Conversations are processed and stored securely on Dante AI servers Easy to turn off – You can disable the chatbot any time from your WordPress admin panel For more details, see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

Kagivault is an encrypted vault for the WordPress 7.0 AI Connectors API. Out of the box, WordPress stores the API keys you configure on Settings → Connectors (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter, and any other AI provider registered with the AI Client) as plaintext rows in the wp_options table. Anyone with database access — backups, leaked dumps, host migration files — can read them. Kagivault wraps each AI Connectors key with XChaCha20-Poly1305 (authenticated encryption) and protects the data-encryption key with a vault password derived through Argon2id. The vault password is never persisted, and the vault automatically re-locks after a short, configurable idle timeout. Unlock from the admin UI, and the WordPress AI client transparently sees the decrypted keys — no other plugin changes required. Highlights Drop-in encryption for every AI Connectors provider (connectors_ai_*_api_key rows) Vault password unlock with idle-timeout auto-lock Recovery key as a parallel unlock path Optional: link a WordPress login password so signing in automatically unlocks the vault Easy-mode initialization — no separate vault password to remember if you just want one-click setup Transparent for the core WP AI client and the Connectors admin page Versioned blob format for future cipher upgrades Requirements WordPress 7.0 or newer (uses the Connectors API introduced in 7.0) PHP 8.3 or newer PHP sodium extension with XChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD (sodium_crypto_aead_xchacha20poly1305_ietf_encrypt) PHP sodium extension with Argon2id (SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_ALG_ARGON2ID13, requires libsodium 1.0.13+) The bundled sodium extension shipped with PHP 8.3+ on most platforms (Debian/Ubuntu php-sodium, RHEL php-sodium, Alpine php-sodium, Windows official builds) includes both capabilities. The plugin refuses to activate and surfaces a clear admin notice if either is unavailable. Privacy Policy Kagivault does NOT: Send any data to external servers Track users Use cookies for tracking Share data with third parties Kagivault DOES: Process and store encrypted API keys locally on your server (wp_options) Keep the data-encryption key only in a short-lived transient that expires after the configured idle timeout Support For support, bug reports, or feature requests: Website: https://github.com/benridane/kagivault Development Development happens on GitHub. Pull requests welcome! Follow WordPress coding standards All code must pass wp plugin check kagivault