BravesChat is the bridge between your WordPress site and your N8N workflows: connect any AI agent you have built with your visitors, without extra code and in minutes.
X-N8N-Auth) to protect your endpoints.sessionId — everything your N8N nodes need to maintain conversation context.BravesChat generates a unique sessionId per visitor based on browser characteristics (SHA-256 hash), without storing personal data. This allows N8N to maintain conversation context even if the user reloads the page.
This plugin connects to the API.Bible service, provided by the American Bible Society, to display a daily Bible verse in the WordPress admin dashboard header.
What data is sent: Only a verse reference identifier (e.g. “JHN.3.16”) selected by the day of the year. No user data, visitor data, IP addresses, or site-specific information is ever transmitted.
When: Once per day, on the first admin page load after the 24-hour cache expires. The result is stored as a WordPress transient and reused for the rest of the day. Front-end visitors are never affected.
Why: To show an inspirational verse to the site administrator in the plugin’s admin header.
This plugin sends chat messages to an N8N webhook URL configured by the site administrator.
What data is sent: The visitor’s chat message, conversation history, an anonymous session identifier (fingerprint), and the current page URL.
When: On every message sent by a visitor through the chat widget, but only if the administrator has configured a webhook URL.
Why: To forward the conversation to the administrator’s N8N workflow for AI processing.
The webhook URL, destination server, and all data processing are fully controlled by the site administrator. No data is sent to any Braves-operated server.