Cybexsoft AI is built on the AI Client and Connectors in WordPress 7.0. It logs and prices every AI request any plugin makes, holds spending to a monthly cap, and puts AI tools to work across the site — a content writer, SEO descriptions, alt text and comment moderation.
Whichever plugin, theme or tool made it: the provider and model, tokens, an estimated cost and how long it took — including requests that never returned. The Activity log says what each was for and why a failed one failed.
One budget across every provider and every AI plugin. At the cap new requests pause (or you are only notified), with email alerts at 50%, 80% and 100%, and a projection to month end.
Say what you want done — a draft post, SEO descriptions for ten posts, alt text for images without it, a review of pending comments — and the right tool starts. Drafts stay drafts; bulk work only fills empty fields.
An outline-first content writer in the block editor, SEO titles and descriptions saved to Yoast, Rank Math or SEOPress, alt text for the Media library, and comment moderation that labels or holds — never deletes.
The state of every AI provider WordPress knows about, key tests that spend nothing, Ollama as a site-wide provider, a default model and the order a tool tries models in.
More providers, backup keys and custom endpoints, routing rules with a fallback chain, budgets per role and person, Slack and Teams alerts, prompt inspection, product descriptions, translation, images, a bulk generator, brand voice, a visitor chatbot and a site configuration assistant.
One year of updates and support, renewable. The price shown is what you pay — Indian orders include GST, everywhere else is tax-free.
The plugin is free. Your AI providers charge for the requests you make, on your own account with them; Cybexsoft AI estimates those charges from list prices so you can see and cap them. A model you run with Ollama costs nothing per request.
Yes. Any plugin that uses WordPress's AI Client is logged, costed and covered by the monthly cap, and the Activity log names the plugin that made each request.
No. Keys belong to WordPress's Connectors, where every AI plugin on the site can use them. For the strongest set-up, define them in wp-config.php so they are never stored in the database.
Yes. It is built on the AI Client and Connectors that arrived in WordPress 7.0.
Start with the free plugin, then add Pro for routing, per-person budgets and the Pro tools.
