Chat Buddy is a hosted AI chat bot (chat widget) for small businesses. This plugin connects your WordPress site to your Chat Buddy account so you never have to touch a line of code.
Saving your API key does four things at once:
For each published, purchasable product: name, SKU, the short and the full description, the price
(decimals included), the regular and sale price when the product is discounted, currency, stock,
primary category, tags and the product page URL. Variations are synced as separate products by
default, because that is where the real SKU, price and stock live.
The full description is what lets the assistant answer detail questions (“is it safe on matte
paint?”), and tags are what help it suggest related products — so they are worth filling in.
Trashing or unpublishing a product removes it from the assistant. Nothing is ever deleted on the
Chat Buddy side, so your order history stays intact.
The assistant reads the language from your page’s lang attribute, which every standard WordPress
theme outputs. WPML and Polylang sites therefore work with no configuration in this plugin at all —
just make sure the languages you use are selected in your Chat Buddy dashboard.
This plugin is a connector for Chat Buddy (https://chat-buddy.app), a hosted AI chat assistant
service operated by Aleksify. It cannot do anything on its own: it requires a Chat Buddy account and an API key, and it contacts the service only after you paste that key and save.
What is sent to Chat Buddy, and when
example.com), when you save your API key, so the service canX-Chat-Buddy-Plugin-Version header with each request.Every request is authenticated with your API key.
The chat widget. The plugin adds a script served from Chat Buddy (https://admin.chat-buddy.app/widget.js)
to your site’s front end. When a visitor uses the chat, their messages go directly from their browser
to Chat Buddy and never pass through your WordPress server. The plugin itself sends no information
about your site’s visitors or users. Chat Buddy’s handling of visitor data is described in its Privacy
Policy above, and you remain responsible for informing your own visitors about it.