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AI-Kit v1.4.4 – Agency subscription compatibility

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 23 Jun 08:33

Agency subscription compatibility

This release fine-tunes WP Suite subscription handling in preparation for upcoming Agency subscriptions.

  • Recognizes Agency coverage as paid access across relevant integrations.
  • Aligns paid-feature notices and controls with existing Pro behavior.
  • Avoids redundant site-level subscription options where Agency coverage applies.

No configuration changes are required.

AI-Kit v1.4.3 – Aligned WP Suite platform messaging

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 19 Jun 15:46

Updated the readme documentation to use consistent WP Suite brand wording and platform positioning. Also improved Knowledge Base source detection for Elementor and Gutenberg content. This update does not require an urgent upgrade unless you rely on KB ingestion for mixed or migrated Elementor/Gutenberg pages.

AI-Kit v1.4.2 – Faster mount and shared WPSuite styling

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 01 Jun 15:11

This release improves frontend startup timing in AI-Kit, adds shared WPSuite Theme CSS support for shadow-root-rendered UI, and introduces pattern override support for synced patterns.

What changed

  • Added schedule-after-initial-paint mounting so frontend UI can yield the main thread sooner.
  • Added support for shared WPSuite Theme CSS in supported shadow-root UI.
  • Added pattern override support so synced patterns can override selected original block attributes without duplicating the source block structure.

Why this matters

  • AI-Kit widgets can start more smoothly and reduce early main-thread pressure on page load.
  • Shared component styling can now be defined once at the WPSuite level instead of repeated per block.
  • Synced patterns become more reusable because small per-instance overrides no longer require forking the original pattern or block setup.

Upgrade notes

  • No migration is required for existing installs.
  • If you want shared styling across WPSuite components, move reusable rules into WPSuite Theme CSS.
  • Keep one-off visual differences in the relevant block-level override settings where applicable.

AI-Kit v1.4.1 – Frontend loading performance improvements

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 30 May 13:22

This release improves frontend loading behavior across WP Suite pages.

  • WP Suite runtime scripts and shared vendor assets are now loaded from the page footer and use deferred execution where safe. The lightweight WpSuite bootstrap remains available early without forcing heavier dependencies into the page head.

  • The result is a cleaner initial rendering path, less render-blocking script work, and better performance characteristics for Gutenberg-based pages and static exports. No configuration changes are required.

AI-Kit v1.4.0 – Refreshed shared admin UI and WPSuite runtime dependency stack

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 21 May 17:06

This release refreshes AI-Kit’s shared admin UI and WPSuite runtime dependency stack.

What changed

  • Updated the admin UI React packages used by AI-Kit’s WordPress admin screens.
  • Updated shared Gatey Core and WPSuite Core dependencies.
  • Refreshed related frontend and shared runtime packages.
  • Updated the plugin metadata with the latest WordPress compatibility value.

Why this matters

AI-Kit shares parts of its admin and integration runtime with other WPSuite plugins. This update keeps AI-Kit aligned with the latest shared WPSuite dependency stack and prepares the plugin for newer WordPress versions.

Upgrade notes

No configuration changes are required.

This update is recommended for all sites, especially installations that use multiple WPSuite plugins together.

AI-Kit v1.3.2 – Improved site settings persistence

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 06 May 10:04
  • Updated project dependencies.
  • Improved site settings persistence so saving plugin-specific settings no longer overwrites the global reCAPTCHA configuration accidentally.
  • CSS files loaded into rendered shadow roots are now versioned, improving cache invalidation and asset refresh behavior.

AI-Kit v1.3.1 – Chatbot maxTokens control and cleaner KB markdown

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 22 Apr 17:51

This release improves chatbot configurability, frontend response handling, and Knowledge Base markdown generation.

What changed

  • Added a new admin-configurable maxTokens setting for the chatbot.
  • The frontend now passes the configured maxTokens value through with chatbot requests.
  • Tightened client-side chatbot handling for empty or truncated responses.
  • Improved KB source markdown conversion by normalizing whitespace-only empty lines.
  • Generated markdown is now cleaner and less likely to contain excessive blank lines.

Why it matters

This update gives admins more control over chatbot response sizing, while also making frontend chatbot behavior more robust when responses are incomplete or unexpectedly empty.

It also improves the quality of generated Knowledge Base markdown by reducing noisy spacing artifacts during conversion.

Impact

  • No configuration changes required beyond the new optional chatbot setting
  • Improves chatbot reliability and control
  • Produces cleaner generated markdown for KB sources

AI-Kit v1.3.0 – modernized typings and admin help-label flow

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 21 Apr 06:38

This release modernizes AI-Kit’s admin and block packages for current TypeScript and WordPress development tooling.

What changed

  • Updated AI-Kit packages for TypeScript 6 compatibility.
  • Brought admin and block code in line with current shared dependency versions and WordPress typings.
  • Refactored the admin help-label flow to use the shared InfoLabelComponent pattern.
  • Replaced removed or legacy WordPress block-type usages.
  • Restored clean builds across affected packages.

Why it matters

These changes improve long-term compatibility with the current WP Suite shared stack and with newer WordPress typings, while also making the admin help UI more consistent and maintainable.

Impact

  • No configuration changes required
  • Improves build reliability
  • Reduces typing-related editor and CI issues
  • Makes admin help-label behavior more consistent

AI-Kit v1.2.16 – Safer frontend mounting and optimized DocSearch metadata loading

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 18 Apr 16:01

This release improves frontend initialization reliability and reduces unnecessary DocSearch metadata traffic.

What changed

  • Improved frontend block mounting so DocSearch and AiFeature cannot mount multiple times in parallel on the same element.
  • Unified the shared race-condition protection into a common helper.
  • Optimized DocSearch metadata-options loading so requests start only when the component is actually opened.
  • Added client-side caching for metadata options.
  • Added in-flight request deduplication to avoid repeated concurrent calls to the same endpoint.

Why it matters

Previously, frontend race conditions could allow multiple parallel mounts on the same target element in some cases. This update makes frontend initialization more deterministic and consistent.

It also reduces unnecessary metadata traffic in DocSearch by delaying requests until actual use, while protecting the backend from repeated duplicate calls through caching and in-flight deduplication.

Impact

  • No configuration changes required
  • Improves frontend stability for DocSearch and AI Feature
  • Reduces unnecessary metadata endpoint load
  • Improves perceived performance when opening DocSearch

AI-Kit v1.2.15 – Editable titles, URLs, and metadata for KB section documents

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@scsinfo scsinfo released this 18 Apr 08:20

This release expands editorial control over section-based Knowledge Base documents.

What changed

  • Added support for editing the title of KB sections published as separate documents.
  • Added support for editing the URL of KB section-based documents.
  • Added support for editing metadata for these documents directly from the Knowledge Base admin screen, including category, subcategory, and tags.

Why it matters

Previously, editorial overrides were more limited for KB sections that became separate documents. This update gives editors direct control over how these section-based documents are named, classified, and linked inside the Knowledge Base.

Impact

  • No configuration changes required
  • Improves Knowledge Base admin usability
  • Gives editors more control over section-level KB document metadata