Author: JohnDee

With Aion Chat, you can sell the output from an LLM prompt directly on your WordPress e-commerce site. You can create a business from scratch in less than 24 hours with no cost! Do you know how to do something, and can you teach an A.I.? SELL IT!

Here’s how

Aion Chat is a plugin that allows users to interact with large language models [LLMs] directly on a WordPress page, using the built in WordPress comment system. You can create a page where the your Aion [artificially intelligent operation node] will respond to a comment posted on the page. Behind the scenes, you can load any system instructions or context prompt you can think of. The prompt is your “secret sauce” and is only shared with the LLM on the backend. You can choose the LLM, and you can even setup your own in the cloud with something like Llama3. On the front end, the user will see the response posted as a comment in the WordPress comment system. You can style or configure the page any way you want using any WordPress compatible page builder or theme.

Now you can restrict access to the pages you want, and sell it! This is accomplished using any regular WordPress technique. There are actually hundreds of different ways to sell and restrict access to a particular WordPress page or post. We’ll even help you set it up for free, just ask. For instance, you could sell a membership on your site using WooCommerce Subscriptions and something like Restrict Content Pro. You could use the free page password system in WordPress. You can configure the page, and then clone the page for each user, and sell that. The options are endless.

Your Aion can generate an image and save it directly to the Media Library on your WordPress site.

Here’s how

1. Open a new Aion Conversation.
2. Describe the image you want.
   

   A white cat with a bright pink collar sits on a wicker chair on the porch. She gazes out onto the corn field, wondering how hard it would be to catch one of the birds or bugs fluttering about in the sun shine.

3. Click “Fetch Image”. An image will be created and saved to your WordPress media library!

Introducing the Cacbot Conversation custom post type for Cacbot.

The cacbot-conversation custom post type [CPT], is the basic data structure for communicating with Large Language Models [LLMs] using the Cacbot plugin for WordPress. Conversations [aka “chats”] are mapped into the default WordPress comment system. Since Cacbot Conversations are regular WordPress CPTs, you can use any technique to manipulate them, i.e. PHP.

Get Started

Go to Cacbot Conversations in your admin backend. Click “Add New”. Give a name to the convestation [i.e. “test”]. Click “Publish”. Type something into the comment section. To get started you might want to set the visibility to “Private”. When you publish a comment, the Assistant will respond to your comment as if it is being spoken to.

Assigning an Cacbot to a conversation

An “Cacbot-conversation” is a custom post type with two sides to the conversation. One, or both of the speakers are Cacbots, with the user role “Cacbot”. Cacbots will automatically intelligently respond to comments published on the Cacbot-conversation. The system recognises one of the conversants as the post’s author. The other as user id stored in the post meta data with the key “_Cacbot_chat_interlocutor”. Either of these can be set in the editor, or via any regular WordPress technique [ACF, PHP etc.]. If a human user makes the first comment on the post, the Assistant will be assigned automatically as the interlocutor and it will respond.

Assign an Cacbot

Cacbot user role	Artificially Intelligent Operational Node – A WordPress user who is an artificially intelligent agent.
Cacbot-conversation custom post type	Where conversations with Cacbots happen in the comment sections
_Cacbot_chat_interlocutor post meta data	User ID of user who is conversing with the post author
Cacbot-conversation post author	User ID of user who is conversing with the interlocutor. Is sent _Cacbot_chat_system_instructions in prompt
_Cacbot_chat_system_instructions post meta data	LLMs, expect system instructions for chat completions. Cacbot uses the post [Cacbot-conversation custom post type] meta data with the key _Cacbot_chat_system_instructions for this purpose. If there is no _Cacbot_chat_system_instructions the system will pass “You are a helpful assistant.” to the LLM.

Aion Chat is a WordPress plugin. It is written entirely in PHP, and can run on any site that can run WordPress. It allows chatting with large language models [LLMs], agents, function calling and image creation in PHP. It is A.I. model agnostic and can be configured to use any online or local model.

Aion Chat’s basic functionality is to allow communication [chatting] between a WordPress user and an Aion [Artificially Intelligent Operational Node]. Aions are personifications of intelligence processes. These “personalities” appear in the interaction of the human being, and the digital process. It appears as a “conversation” or “chat” between a human agent and an artificial agent. The Aion, is the interaction of the human being, their mind, and the artificial intelligence process. These are represented as “chats” are stored as custom post types in the WordPress database. Aion Chat maps these “chats” to the WordPress comment system. Aion Conversations are stored in the WordPress database, and can be accessed via the admin screen like other WordPress posts.

Aions are treated as regular users on the WordPress site. They can log on via and operate the site the same way regular users can. They have “roles and capabilities” just like other WordPress users, and can do exactly those same actions that their roles specify. Roles and Capabilities. For instance, you can designate an Aion as a contributor, editor, or an administrator. It will have the capabilities associated with those roles.

Two Aions are created upon activation. The default “Aion” user, and the Aion “Assistant”. Aions are powered by various large language models like Open AI and Claude and are capable or advanced reasoning.

Two agents can be tasked to have a “dialectic” conversation to perform advanced reasoning.