Title: SiteStaffr – AI Chatbot and Voice Agent for WordPress
Author: sitestaffr
Published: <strong>juin 5, 2026</strong>
Last modified: septembre 26, 2026

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# SiteStaffr – AI Chatbot and Voice Agent for WordPress

 By [sitestaffr](https://profiles.wordpress.org/sitestaffr/)

[Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/sitestaffr.1.55.0.zip)

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 *  [Installation](https://tah.wordpress.org/plugins/sitestaffr/#installation)
 * [Development](https://tah.wordpress.org/plugins/sitestaffr/#developers)

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## Description

SiteStaffr adds an AI agent to your WordPress site. Visitors can type their question
or speak it, and your agent answers 24/7 using what it knows from your own website
pages. Every conversation is saved with a full transcript, an AI summary, and suggested
follow-up, so nothing gets lost.

Text chat is unlimited on every paid plan, with no per-conversation fees. Voice 
is included on every plan too, so a visitor who would rather speak can do that on
your website instead of calling. When a visitor leaves their name and their email
or phone, the lead lands in your inbox.

No phone lines. No code. Install in minutes. Free for 30 days.

**AI Text Chat**

 * Unlimited AI text chat on every paid plan, with no per-conversation fees
 * A chat widget on every page, for the visitors who would rather type than call
 * Answers drawn straight from your own website content
 * Takes down a visitor’s name and their email or phone without sending them to 
   a form

**Voice Agent**

 * Visitors can talk to your agent without leaving your website
 * No phone call to place, no number to set up, nothing for them to install
 * 10 AI voices to match how your business sounds
 * Contact details are captured mid-conversation, the same as in chat

**AI Knowledge Base**

 * Sync your website pages so your agent answers from your own content
 * Finds the right page even when a visitor asks in their own words
 * Your agent learns your business, so there is nothing to script

**Built for Business**

 * 57+ languages, so visitors get answers in the language they use
 * Full conversation transcripts stored in WordPress
 * An AI summary and suggested follow-up after every conversation
 * Email alerts with one-click access to the transcript
 * A usage dashboard showing conversations, leads, and voice minutes
 * Change how the widget looks: colors, position, border styles, and icon

**Also Included**

 * Blog Agent writes SEO blog posts for your site, grounded in your business, ready
   for you to review before they publish
 * AI Visibility checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini mention your business
   when people ask about your field

**Two Widget Styles**

 * Fixed-position widget with text chat and voice
 * Inline button variant via `[sitestaffr_button]` shortcode

**Great For**

 * Dental practices
 * Medical practices
 * Med spas and aesthetics
 * Chiropractic and physical therapy
 * Veterinary clinics
 * Law firms
 * Accounting and tax
 * Insurance agencies
 * Real estate
 * Home services
 * HVAC and plumbing
 * Pest control
 * Auto repair shops
 * Salons and barbershops
 * Fitness studios
 * Any WordPress business that wants its website answering 24/7

### External Services

This plugin relies on SiteStaffr cloud services and third-party infrastructure providers
to deliver chat, voice, AI, and billing features.

**SiteStaffr Cloud Service (Required)**
 * Purpose: Site registration, authenticated
chat and voice session orchestration, post-conversation processing, automatic daily
indexing of new and updated pages so the AI can answer from them, and AI blog content
generation (manual and scheduled Autopilot posts, including topic suggestions) *
Data sent: Site URL, installation identifier, business context/settings, transcript
text, and usage metadata required to deliver service features. For blog generation:
the post topic/keyword, your business name and description, titles/URLs/short excerpts
of your published pages and the internal link targets of your recent generated posts,
drafts included (for internal linking and link variety), and your site’s category/
tag names. Generated posts are delivered directly back to your site and are not 
stored on SiteStaffr servers. For knowledge indexing: the text of published pages
selected for indexing, sent when you run an update from Settings, during setup, 
and automatically once a day for pages that are new or have changed since they were
last read. The daily pass reads pages only; it does not rewrite your saved business
text unless you turn that on in Settings. It can be disabled entirely with the `
sitestaffr_auto_index_enabled` filter. * Privacy Policy: https://sitestaffr.com/
privacy * Terms of Service: https://sitestaffr.com/terms

**OpenAI (Required via SiteStaffr service)**
 * Purpose: Text chat replies, real-
time voice conversation, AI-generated summaries, and AI blog content/image generation*
Data sent: Chat messages, voice audio during active sessions, transcript text, and
prompt context needed to generate responses/summaries; for blog posts, the topic
and business context needed to research and write the article * Provider Policy:
https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy

**Stripe (Required for paid plans and add-ons)**
 * Purpose: Subscription billing,
checkout, and payment management * Data sent: Billing identifiers, plan/add-on selection,
and payment-related metadata * Provider Policy: https://stripe.com/privacy

**Google Cloud (Required infrastructure)**
 * Purpose: Hosting and secure operation
of SiteStaffr cloud services * Data sent: Service requests and operational metadata
required to process authenticated plugin requests * Provider Policy: https://cloud.
google.com/privacy

**Data Handling**
 * Transcripts and conversation metadata are stored in your WordPress
database * Configuration/auth metadata is stored for service operation * Audio recordings
are not persisted by this plugin

By using this plugin, you acknowledge relevant conversation and session data is 
transmitted to SiteStaffr cloud services to provide functionality.

### Privacy

SiteStaffr processes visitor conversation data to provide chat and voice agent functionality.

Data may include:
 * Visitor contact details (if provided) * Transcript text * Session
timing and usage metrics * Business configuration you enter in settings

SiteStaffr does not use your data for advertising.

If Google’s Site Kit plugin is connected on your site, the Blog Agent can plan topics
from your own Search Console searches. SiteStaffr reads them through Site Kit on
your WordPress and never connects to your Google account. The searches where Google
shows your site past page 1 (the search phrase, the page it found, and its impressions
and position) are kept in your WordPress database and sent to the SiteStaffr service
with each topic request, where they are used to plan topics and not stored. You 
can turn this off under Blog Agent  Settings  Google search data.

### Plans & Free Trial

SiteStaffr includes a **30-day free trial** so you can try every feature before 
you pick a plan.

After your trial, choose the plan that fits your site:

 * **Free Trial**: full access for 30 days
 * **Starter**: unlimited text chat plus everyday voice, for smaller sites
 * **Business**: unlimited text chat plus more voice minutes, for growing sites
 * **Pro**: unlimited text chat plus our most voice minutes, for busy sites

Every paid plan includes unlimited AI text chat with no per-conversation fees. What
changes between plans is the voice minutes they include. Optional add-ons can add
more voice minutes and more knowledge pages.

Visit [sitestaffr.com](https://sitestaffr.com) for current pricing and plan details.

## Screenshots

[⌊The chat widget open on a live page, ready for a visitor to type.⌉⌊The chat widget
open on a live page, ready for a visitor to type.⌉[

The chat widget open on a live page, ready for a visitor to type.

[⌊Your dashboard opens with the leads captured this billing cycle, and who still
needs a reply.⌉⌊Your dashboard opens with the leads captured this billing cycle,
and who still needs a reply.⌉[

Your dashboard opens with the leads captured this billing cycle, and who still needs
a reply.

[⌊Every conversation in one list, with lead badges, channel and duration.⌉⌊Every
conversation in one list, with lead badges, channel and duration.⌉[

Every conversation in one list, with lead badges, channel and duration.

[⌊Usage and Billing shows your leads, how many conversations arrived while you were
closed, and which pages start them.⌉⌊Usage and Billing shows your leads, how many
conversations arrived while you were closed, and which pages start them.⌉[

Usage and Billing shows your leads, how many conversations arrived while you were
closed, and which pages start them.

[⌊Widget and Button settings, including style presets and your own brand color.⌉⌊
Widget and Button settings, including style presets and your own brand color.⌉[

Widget and Button settings, including style presets and your own brand color.

[⌊Settings, where your business profile tells your agent what you do.⌉⌊Settings,
where your business profile tells your agent what you do.⌉[

Settings, where your business profile tells your agent what you do.

[⌊One conversation in full: the recap, the captured lead, and the transcript.⌉⌊One
conversation in full: the recap, the captured lead, and the transcript.⌉[

One conversation in full: the recap, the captured lead, and the transcript.

## Installation

 1. Upload the plugin files to `/wp-content/plugins/sitestaffr/`
 2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress
 3. Go to `SiteStaffr` in wp-admin
 4. Complete setup and connect your site
 5. Add the widget shortcode to a page and test a conversation

## FAQ

### How does SiteStaffr work?

Visitors click the widget on your site and start a text or voice conversation. SiteStaffr’s
AI uses your synced website content to answer their questions. After each conversation,
you get a transcript, a summary, and suggested follow-up in your WordPress admin.

### Is this a chatbot or a voice agent?

Both, in one widget. Most visitors type, so text chat is unlimited on every paid
plan with no per-conversation fees. Anyone who would rather talk can do that on 
your site, using the voice minutes your plan includes.

### Will I be charged per conversation?

No. Text chat is unlimited on every paid plan and is never billed per conversation.
Voice is the part that varies by plan, and it is measured in voice minutes.

### Do I need a phone number or any other accounts?

No. Visitors talk to your agent on your own website, so there is no call to place
and no number to set up. You do not need your own OpenAI account either, because
the AI is included in your plan.

### How does the AI know about my business?

Setup reads your website, and after that SiteStaffr keeps up on its own: new and
updated pages are read once a day, so the AI can answer questions about your services,
pricing, hours, and more. You can trigger a read yourself from Settings, and review
everything it has learned on the AI Knowledge page.

### What languages does it support?

SiteStaffr supports 57+ languages for both text and voice conversations. Visitors
can type or speak in their preferred language.

### Can I customize the widget appearance?

Yes. You can change colors, position, border styles, icon, and choose between a 
fixed widget or an inline button. There are also 10 different AI voices to match
your brand.

### Is audio recorded?

No. Audio is not stored by this plugin. Conversation transcripts are saved in your
WordPress database for your records.

### Does the widget show SiteStaffr branding?

No. The widget does not display any SiteStaffr branding text.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. SiteStaffr includes a free 30-day trial so you can test it on your site before
committing to a plan. Visit [sitestaffr.com](https://sitestaffr.com) for pricing
details.

## Reviews

There are no reviews for this plugin.

## Contributors & Developers

“SiteStaffr – AI Chatbot and Voice Agent for WordPress” is open source software.
The following people have contributed to this plugin.

Contributors

 *   [ SiteStaffr ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/sitestaffr/)

[Translate “SiteStaffr – AI Chatbot and Voice Agent for WordPress” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/sitestaffr)

### Interested in development?

[Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/sitestaffr/), check
out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/sitestaffr/), or subscribe
to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/sitestaffr/) by 
[RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/sitestaffr/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss).

## Changelog

#### 1.55.0 – 2026-09-26

 * Changed: the form now opens as a pop-up sized to the screen instead of being 
   squeezed into
    whatever column it sits in, and it scrolls inside itself so a 
   long form always reaches its last question.
 * Changed: the form takes the look of the button that opened it – its color on 
   the heading and
    the border, and the full neon treatment when that button uses
   it. Nothing to set up.
 * Added: Guided Forms. A form is a set of questions your agent asks one at a time—
   a name, a
    date, an address, whatever you need. Forms have their own tab under
   Widget & Button, with a list, create, duplicate and delete, and a count of which
   buttons use each one. Several buttons can share the same form, and a button edits
   the form it points at without taking you away from the button.
 * Added: Ten question types — Name, Email, Phone, Website, Business name, Address,
   Date, Number,
    Choice and Custom text. The type does the work: it decides how
   the agent asks, whether it reads the answer back on a call, and how the answer
   appears on screen. Picking « Email » is the whole setup for an email question.
 * Added: Date questions accept « next Tuesday » or « the 3rd » without making the
   visitor say it as a
    calendar date. Choice questions carry their options, so 
   the agent can never offer something you do not do. Address can be set to city
   only.
 * Added: Drag questions up or down to change the order the agent asks them in (
   or use the arrow
    keys on the handle).
 * Added: A Choice question names its options when the agent asks, and shows them
   on the form.
    Long lists, like the 50 US states (up to 60 options), are matched
   rather than read aloud: say « FL » and Florida is saved.
 * Added: Dates are saved as real dates: « tomorrow » or « next Tuesday » becomes
   the calendar date,
    worked out from your site’s own date. Numbers are saved as
   digits, and a Choice only ever saves one of your options.
 * Added: Anything a visitor asks the agent to pass on to your team is saved on 
   the form’s
    free-text question, so it reaches you.
 * Added: Each question can be required or optional, and you can set what happens
   when a visitor
    asks something off-topic, plus your own wording for the opening
   message and the « you’re all set » panel. All of that is tucked behind one « 
   Wording and behavior » section that starts closed — most people will never need
   to open it.
 * Changed: A working form needs no written instructions at all. The instruction
   box is still
    there for anything unusual, but a normal setup never has to open
   it.
 * Changed: Every button you already have keeps working with nothing to do. One 
   that collected
    details becomes a form of the same name, asking for exactly what
   it asked for before.
 * Changed: whether a button collects anything is now a switch, and the form list
   shows your forms
    and nothing else.
 * Fixed: The « you’re all set » panel used to tell your visitors that our team 
   would get their
    voice agent live. That was our copy in your widget. It now says
   something that fits any business, and you can replace it with your own.
 * Fixed: A form that renames its fields is counted as a lead properly. One collecting«
   work
    email » and « mobile » took a complete lead and recorded nothing.
 * Fixed: your plan’s included voice minutes were read from a stale table in four
   places, so the
    header could say « of 700 minutes » while the usage screen said«
   of 600 » for the same plan. Starter reads 100 minutes and Pro 600, matching what
   is sold.
 * Fixed: a bad billing period could show a cycle years long, which made the usage
   chart
    unreadable.
 * Fixed: on a voice call, the agent no longer hangs up right after asking « Is 
   there anything else I
    can help with? », and a goodbye with one more sentence
   after it still ends the call.
 * Fixed: a website address said out loud (« tek support dot net ») is saved as 
   a real address, and
    the visitor is never asked to repeat or reformat it.
 * Fixed: the closing line no longer says the team will reach out « about your reason».
 * Fixed: sites exempt from usage limits no longer show only a contact form when
   their minute counter reaches zero.
 * Fixed: sites exempt from usage limits keep the voice option when their minute
   counter reaches zero.
 * Improved: the voice agent returns a visitor’s greeting.
 * Fixed: the voice agent asks the visitor to confirm their phone number or email
   after reading it back.
 * Fixed: the voice agent no longer asks visitors why they are reaching out after
   they have already said so.
 * Improved: voice conversations respond faster when a visitor gives their name 
   or contact details.
 * Fixed: voice conversations no longer get stuck listening after the visitor has
   finished speaking.
 * Fixed: voice conversations now always end with a spoken goodbye before the call
   closes.
 * Fixed: visitors no longer see a technical error message during some voice conversations.

#### 1.54.1 – 2026-09-15

 * Fixed: accounts that are not metered no longer see a low-balance warning, or 
   an offer to buy
    minutes they do not need. The warning said voice would pause
   when the balance ran out; on these accounts it never does, and the « Next Reset»
   date on Usage & Billing now reads « Unlimited » rather than naming a day nothing
   happens on.
 * Fixed: the button settings no longer say a button collects email by default on
   every
    channel. Text chat asks for name, phone and email; a voice call asks for
   name and phone and asks for email only if the caller would rather not give a 
   phone. Add the fields to a button to collect all of them every time.
 * Fixed: the setup wizard no longer promises to teach your AI « everything about
   your
    business ». It reads your main pages to start, and you can add more pages
   anytime under My AI Agent.
 * Added: the last setup screen links to what your AI learned, and the Knowledge
   page shows
    how many of your pages it has read (for example « 12 of 38 ») instead
   of a bare count.
 * Added: the dashboard tells you when your AI has read fewer than half of your 
   pages, so it
    can’t answer questions about the rest. You can dismiss the reminder;
   it comes back only if more pages go unread.
 * Fixed: removed an old behind-the-scenes action that could rewrite your business
   summary and
    profile from pages your agent had not re-read. Everything you can
   press already reads your pages first, so nothing you use day to day changes.
 * Added: the Detailed Business Profile screen now tells you when pages have changed
   since your
    agent last read them, the same way Settings already did for your 
   Agent Summary. Pressing « Update from my website » reads those pages before it
   rewrites anything.

#### 1.54.0 – 2026-09-15

 * Added: when you connect your site to SiteStaffr, it can now prove the site is
   really yours.
    SiteStaffr shows your site a one-time code and then checks that
   your site displays it back. There is nothing for you to copy, paste or set up,
   and it happens during setup in about a second.
 * Fixed: until now, whoever registered a web address with SiteStaffr first kept
   it, even if they
    did not own the site, and the real owner had no way to claim
   it back without contacting us. This release is the part of that fix that lives
   in the plugin.
 * You will not notice any change yet. The check stays switched off on our side 
   until enough
    sites are running this version, because a site on an older version
   cannot answer the request.

#### 1.53.19 – 2026-09-14

 * Fixed: an update that does not finish copying can no longer take your whole site
   down.
    WordPress installs a plugin by deleting the old files and copying the 
   new ones in, and puts the previous version back the same way if that fails. Neither
   step is all-or-nothing, so a server that runs out of disk space or time partway
   through could leave SiteStaffr half-replaced — and the site then showed « There
   has been a critical error on this website » instead of loading. Not just the 
   SiteStaffr features: the whole site, including pages with nothing to do with 
   the plugin.
 * SiteStaffr now checks its own files are present before it starts. If any are 
   missing it stays
    switched off and shows a notice in your dashboard naming them,
   while the rest of your site carries on working normally. Reinstalling the plugin
   over the top repairs it. Your settings, conversations and leads live in the database
   and are never touched by this.
 * The check runs once after each update rather than on every page load, so it costs
   your
    visitors nothing.

#### 1.53.18 – 2026-09-11

 * Fixed: Your site now reports one steady web address to SiteStaffr, so a connection
   that worked on one page load cannot quietly fail on the next. Some hosting setups
   hand WordPress a plain http:// address on some requests and a secure https://
   one on others. SiteStaffr treated those as two different sites, which caused 
   intermittent authorization failures: 500 of them in a single week across two 
   sites. The address is now taken from the one saved in your WordPress settings,
   so it stays the same on every request. Multisite, subdirectory installs and a
   fixed site address in wp-config all continue to work as before.
 * Fixed: Two related problems inside the plugin itself. A security token could 
   be issued under one form of your address and then rejected when checked against
   the other, and a page served from cache could keep handing out the old form of
   the address long after the fact.

#### 1.53.17 – 2026-09-10

 * Added: A recap now tells you when a contact detail is in doubt. If the last email
   address a visitor gave is not the one that ended up on the record, the recap 
   opens with « Please check the email address before replying » and points you 
   to the conversation. It only flags the disagreement: nothing changes the contact
   detail itself, and your leads list, CSV export and Salesforce records are left
   exactly as they were.
 * Changed: The safety net that picks up a contact detail the agent heard but never
   saved now runs on every conversation, not only on conversations started from 
   a button with its own fields. An ordinary chat or call can now have a dropped
   name, phone number or email recovered from what the visitor actually said. It
   still only ever fills in a blank, so a detail that was captured is never overwritten.

#### 1.53.16 – 2026-09-10

 * Changed: You now choose which of your brand colors leads a blog featured image,
   instead of it being whichever swatch you typed first. Each color swatch has a«
   Dominant » option, and a « Balanced » option leaves no single color leading. 
   Before, the first swatch in the list was the dominant one and the rest were accents,
   which was only mentioned on the « Use my brand colors » switch and could not 
   be changed without deleting every swatch and entering them again in a different
   order. Your choice is saved as the color itself rather than its position, so 
   adding or removing a swatch never moves it, and recoloring the swatch you marked
   keeps it marked. If you have not set this, nothing changes: your first swatch
   stays dominant, and the screen now shows you that.

#### 1.53.15 – 2026-09-07

 * Fixed: If a reply fails to come back, the chat now says so and invites you to
   send the message again. Before, a turn that came back empty looked exactly like
   a finished one: the typing indicator simply disappeared and nothing arrived, 
   with no way to tell that anything had gone wrong. On one conversation a visitor
   gave their phone number, saw no reply, and left, and the enquiry was never recorded
   as a lead.

#### 1.53.14 – 2026-09-07

 * Fixed: On voice calls the agent stays in the language the visitor is speaking,
   English included. A reminder attached to every knowledge lookup and every internal
   step was worded in a way that told the agent English was not its reply language,
   so an English speaking visitor could get answers in Spanish or French and had
   to keep asking for English.

#### 1.53.13 – 2026-09-06

 * Added: The voice widget now says « Connecting to AI Assistant… » while a call
   connects, so visitors are told they are speaking to an AI even on sites that 
   have renamed or hidden the tooltip.

#### 1.53.12 – 2026-09-06

 * Added: The chat panel header now carries an « AI assistant » line beneath your
   business name, so visitors can see what they are talking to.

#### 1.53.11 – 2026-09-01

 * Fixed: « Check again » on the Updates screen now really does check for a new 
   SiteStaffr version. It was only ever consulting a copy of the release details
   that is kept for twelve hours, so if your site happened to refresh that copy 
   shortly before a release came out, the update stayed hidden until the next day
   and there was no way to ask for it sooner.

#### 1.53.10 – 2026-08-31

 * Fixed: Once the agent has taken a visitor’s details, it stops asking for them.
   On a voice call it had taken a name, a phone number and an email, confirmed all
   three, and then asked for contact details three more times, at one point offering
   a choice of « phone or email » while already holding the phone. Details it has
   are now treated as settled and closed for the rest of the conversation, and when
   a visitor asks for a follow-up on something new the agent simply notes it rather
   than starting to collect all over again.

#### 1.53.9 – 2026-08-30

 * Fixed: On voice calls, any extra field your button collects beyond a name, phone
   and email now saves and appears on screen. A business name or a website address
   was being asked for, answered, and then quietly discarded. Text chat was never
   affected.

#### 1.53.8 – 2026-08-30

 * Fixed: A detail the agent has already heard is no longer lost if the visitor 
   hangs up before confirming it. When a conversation ends with fields still empty,
   the transcript is checked once for anything the visitor actually said.
 * Changed: On voice calls the agent now only reads back a phone number or an email
   address. Names, business names and other details are taken down and acknowledged
   as you go, which makes the conversation shorter and removes the moment where 
   an answer could be lost.

#### 1.53.7 – 2026-08-30

 * Maintenance: packaging release, with no functional change since 1.53.6.

#### 1.53.6 – 2026-08-30

 * Changed: A button that collects details now opens by asking its first question
   straight away, instead of saying it is about to ask. The question is built from
   the first field you declared.

#### 1.53.5 – 2026-08-30

 * Added: A button that starts by collecting details now has a sensible opening 
   message of its own, so it no longer opens by asking how it can help when it is
   there to take a few details. Write your own under Widget & Button to name what
   the form is for.

#### 1.53.4 – 2026-08-30

 * Fixed: completes the 1.53.3 voice fix. The browser was not being told which stage
   the conversation started in, so a collecting button’s voice call still behaved
   as though it were just greeting.

#### 1.53.3 – 2026-08-30

 * Fixed: A button set to start by collecting details now does that on voice calls
   too, not only in text chat, and it speaks its own opening message instead of 
   your site’s general greeting.

#### 1.53.2 – 2026-08-30

 * Fixed: A button placed with the older `persona="..."` spelling of the shortcode
   now uses that button’s settings in the browser too. It was reaching the AI correctly
   but falling back to your default button on the page itself, so any extra fields
   it collects and its own opening message were ignored.

#### 1.53.1 – 2026-08-30

 * Added: A button can now start the conversation by collecting the details it asks
   for, instead of waiting for the visitor to ask a question first. Turn it on under
   Widget & Button, in « What this button collects ».
 * Added: A button can have its own opening message, so a button built for one job
   no longer opens with your site’s general greeting.
 * Fixed: A button that collects details beyond a name, phone and email now tells
   the AI about all of them on every turn. Extra fields such as a business name 
   or a website address were being captured but left out of the list the AI works
   from.
 * Fixed: « Interested in » on the Conversation Details screen no longer runs a 
   label and a value together, for example showing a visitor’s name where a short
   summary belongs.

#### 1.53.0 – 2026-08-30

 * Fixed: On a phone, opening the keyboard to type no longer pushes the chat header
   and greeting off the top of the screen. The panel now fits the space the keyboard
   leaves, and the conversation scrolls under a header that stays where it is.
 * Fixed: Voice conversations stay in the visitor’s language after the agent looks
   something up. Searching the website used to switch the agent to English mid-conversation,
   because the information it found is written in English.
 * Fixed: The same language slip could happen when the agent moved between answering
   questions, taking a visitor’s details, and saying goodbye. All three now keep
   the visitor’s language.

#### 1.52.17 – 2026-08-29

 * Maintenance: packaging release, with no functional change since 1.52.15.

#### 1.52.15 – 2026-08-29

 * Fixed: When a visitor tells the voice agent they would rather not give an email
   or a phone number, that answer is now remembered and the agent never asks for
   it again, including after it moves between answering questions and taking their
   details.
 * Fixed: The voice agent no longer asks a visitor for their availability or how
   they prefer to be contacted, neither of which it can save.

#### 1.52.14 – 2026-08-29

 * Maintenance: packaging release, with no functional change since 1.52.13.

#### 1.52.13 – 2026-08-29

 * Added: You can choose a different image style for a single post when you generate
   it, without changing your saved default.

#### 1.52.12 – 2026-08-29

 * Added: Hovering an image style now tells you what that style is best suited for,
   so you can pick by the kind of business you run rather than by the name of the
   art style.

#### 1.52.11 – 2026-08-29

 * Changed: The image style samples now show the SiteStaffr robot as it actually
   looks, and the Clean 3D Render sample is brighter so it is easy to tell apart
   from Cinematic.

#### 1.52.10 – 2026-08-29

 * Fixed: The large image-style preview now appears in the same place for every 
   style, instead of shifting position and, on one of them, sitting partly outside
   the panel.

#### 1.52.9 – 2026-08-29

 * Fixed: The Cinematic style sample is brighter and framed like the others, so 
   the samples now look like a consistent set.

#### 1.52.8 – 2026-08-29

 * Changed: The image styles now all describe the look of the image. « Warm Lifestyle»
   has been removed — it described who was in the picture rather than how it looks,
   so it was impossible to tell apart from Photographic. Use the Image direction
   box for that, e.g. « Always include a person ».

#### 1.52.7 – 2026-08-28

 * Added: A sixth image style, Cinematic — moodier and more dramatic than the bright,
   clean Photographic look.
 * Fixed: The Abstract Minimal sample now shows what that style really produces,
   instead of looking almost the same as Editorial Illustration.

#### 1.52.6 – 2026-08-28

 * Changed: The image style samples now use one consistent colour scheme, so the
   only difference you see between them is the art style itself.

#### 1.52.5 – 2026-08-28

 * Fixed: The image style samples refresh properly after an update instead of showing
   cached older versions.

#### 1.52.4 – 2026-08-28

 * Changed: The image settings now appear only when « Generate featured images »
   is switched on.
 * Changed: Hover an image style to see a large preview — the small samples were
   hard to judge.
 * Changed: The style samples now show the same character drawn in each style, so
   you can see what each one actually does.

#### 1.52.3 – 2026-08-28

 * Fixed: Scheduled blog posts no longer fail when « Use my logo » is switched on.
   Generating a post from the Blog Agent screen always worked; only Autopilot’s 
   scheduled runs were affected.

#### 1.52.2 – 2026-08-28

 * Changed: Internal build update. No changes to how the plugin works.

#### 1.52.1 – 2026-08-28

 * Changed: Internal build update. No changes to how the plugin works.

#### 1.52.0 – 2026-08-28

 * Added: Choose how your blog post images look. Blog Agent  Settings now has an
   image style (Photographic, Warm Lifestyle, Editorial Illustration, Clean 3D Render
   or Abstract Minimal), with example thumbnails so you can see each one before 
   you pick.
 * Added: Choose the shape of your featured images. Wide 16:9 is the new default,
   with landscape, square, tall and portrait also available.
 * Added: Use your logo in generated images. Your real logo is handed to the image
   generator as a reference, so it appears as it actually is rather than being redrawn
   from a description. It is found automatically from your site logo or site icon,
   and you can pick a different one.
 * Added: Use your brand colors in generated images. Add up to five swatches; the
   first is used as the dominant color and the rest as accents.
 * Added: An Image direction box for anything else you always want, or never want,
   in your images.
 * Changed: Featured images are no longer square. They were 1024×1024, which most
   themes then crop to a wide banner — cutting apart whatever had been composed.
   New posts default to 16:9.
 * Fixed: Generated images no longer contain invented, garbled brand names or made-
   up signage.

#### 1.51.0 – 2026-08-27

 * Fixed: The fields a button collects now reach the visitor’s screen, the recap
   and your dashboard. They were asked for, answered, and then quietly dropped.
 * Fixed: The details card a visitor sees while answering follows the fields that
   button collects, instead of a fixed list.
 * Fixed: A captured lead counts as a lead whatever you named the button. Conversations
   from a button named « onboarding » were being left out of your dashboard.
 * Fixed: Leaving the website question unanswered no longer records a website of«
   https:// ».

#### 1.50.1 – 2026-08-27

 * Fixed: A button named « onboarding » opened its chat with SiteStaffr’s own greeting
   instead of yours. It now uses your greeting, like every other button.

#### 1.50.0 – 2026-08-27

 * Added: A button can declare what it collects. Under « What this button tells 
   the AI », list the fields you want — their business name, their website, whatever
   the button is for — and the AI can capture them. Leave it empty and the button
   collects the usual name, phone and email. Telling the AI to ask for something
   in the instructions is not enough on its own: it can only save an answer to a
   field named here.

#### 1.49.1 – 2026-08-27

 * Fixed: A button’s shape is its own. Choosing a preset with a border radius (Pill,
   Rounded, Square) changed the shape of your other buttons instead of that one —
   the radius was never saved onto the button, so it fell back to your site-wide
   setting.
 * Fixed: Opening a button now refills the corner radius boxes with that button’s
   values. They used to keep showing the last button you looked at.

#### 1.49.0 – 2026-08-27

 * Added: « Edit these », under a button’s « From your business » list, opens your
   site-wide instructions in a dialog instead of sending you to My AI Agent and 
   losing the button you were configuring. Same editor, either way. With no global
   instructions yet, the control is disabled and says so.
 * Fixed: A button’s style preset no longer reverts to the Default button’s look.
   The change saved, but the screen kept the pre-save copy, so reopening the button
   re-displayed the old style and wrote it back over the edit.
 * Fixed: An edit made a moment before switching buttons now lands on the button
   it was made on, not the one just opened.
 * Fixed: Collapsing a button’s card can no longer repaint the Default button.

#### 1.48.0 – 2026-08-27

 * Added: A button can now differ from your business-wide instructions. Each button
   lists them under « From your business » with a switch on each — turn one off 
   and it stops applying to that button only.
 * Added: Collect contact details and Ignore sensitive info can each be set per 
   button, or left to follow your site setting.
 * Changed: One instruction can be up to 2,000 characters and is never split.
 * Fixed: A button’s style preset is its own. Setting Neon on one button used to
   skin every button on the page.

#### 1.47.1 – 2026-08-26

 * Added: Buttons you can create, style and instruct. Widget & Button  Button is
   now a list: it starts with your Default button, and « Add a Button » adds as 
   many more as you need. Each keeps its own look and its own instructions to the
   AI. Drop one on a page with [sitestaffr_button preset= »agency-inquiries »].
 * Added: Instructions are a list of directives, each with its own on/off switch,
   the same way Custom Instructions work on the My AI Agent screen. Buttons start
   collapsed; open the one you want to edit.
 * Fixed: The Neon preset made the button’s label and icon near-black, because both
   took the background color — which under Neon is the dark tube itself. They now
   follow your Icon color, matching what Neon has always rendered on the live site.
 * Added: A button can collect its own contact fields, and can send its recaps to
   its own address.
 * Added: Duplicate a button, or copy just the appearance from another one and leave
   its instructions alone.
 * Added: Google Analytics now tells you which button produced a lead, via a new
   sitestaffr_button_key dataLayer variable on every event.
 * Changed: Every conversation event now carries the page URL and title. The two
   lead events previously carried neither.
 * Note: Nothing changes on upgrade. Existing shortcodes keep rendering exactly 
   as before, and a shortcode naming a deleted button falls back to the Default 
   button rather than breaking the page.

#### 1.45.1 – 2026-08-23

 * Added: Four new widget icons — a typing bubble, a speech bubble, an AI sparkle
   and a voice waveform. They take your Icon color like the others.
 * Changed: New installs now use the typing bubble by default, so the widget says«
   type to us » at a glance. If you have already picked an icon, yours is untouched.
 * Changed: The icon list now starts with the text ones and ends with the SiteStaffr
   logo.
 * Changed: The Neon preset now uses the Soft shape instead of a circle.
 * Removed: The Headset icon is no longer offered — it suggested a phone channel
   we do not have. If you are using it, it keeps working exactly as before.

#### 1.44.1 – 2026-08-22

 * Fixed: With the Neon preset, the icon showed as black and changing the Icon color
   had no effect. The Icon color now works, and the glow color is used only when
   you have not set one.
 * Fixed: The Brand color box no longer picks up Neon’s dark background, which could
   turn your glow black the next time you applied the preset.

#### 1.44.0 – 2026-08-22

 * Added: A « Neon » style preset for your widget and your button, alongside Round,
   Soft, Rounded, Square and Outline — a glowing edge around a solid surface.
 * Added: Glow color and glow strength controls under Advanced customization, so
   you can tune the effect rather than take it as-is.
 * Added: Neon uses your own background color. It fills in a dark one to start with,
   and you can change it to anything — including a light color, which now gets dark
   text automatically so it stays readable.
 * Changed: The Phone icon is no longer offered. SiteStaffr has no phone channel
   and the icon suggested visitors could call you. If you are already using it, 
   it keeps working and is labelled « Phone (retired) ».
 * Fixed: The icon no longer disappears when you hover the widget. Choosing Outline
   and then another preset left a hover color behind that matched the new background
   exactly.
 * Fixed: Saving your Button settings no longer changes your Fixed Widget’s style,
   or the other way around.

#### 1.42.17 – 2026-08-18

 * Changed: Your Detailed Business Profile moved to My AI Agent  Blog Agent  Profile,
   on its own tab. Only the Blog Agent and AI Visibility ever read it, so it now
   lives with them instead of on the Settings screen.
 * Changed: Settings keeps the Agent Summary — the short text your voice and chat
   agent reads in every conversation — and is a shorter screen for it.
 * Changed: The Agent Summary box now fills the space the Detailed Profile …

## Meta

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 *  WordPress version ** 6.2 or higher **
 *  Tested up to **7.0.6**
 *  PHP version ** 7.4 or higher **
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