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DeskClone AI: AI Support Agent & Chatbot

Your website answers its own customer service questions. Connect, and DeskClone builds an AI support agent from your pages. Free on one site.

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Tested up to WordPress 7.1
Current version1.0.1
WordPress coverageTested up to WordPress 7.1
Minimum stackWP 6.3 · PHP 7.4
Directory statusactive
Last directory update23 Sept 20261mo ago
Active installationsNewAdoption metric — not a quality score
WordPress.org ratingNo WordPress.org ratings yet
Official packageDirect from WordPress.org

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WP PlugIndex currently records DeskClone AI: AI Support Agent & Chatbot version 1.0.1 as active, updated 1mo ago and tested up to WordPress 7.1.

Overview

About this plugin

A visitor lands on your site at 11pm with a question about shipping. The answer is sitting on your shipping page. They don’t find it, nobody’s awake to point them there, and they leave.

Click Connect, and DeskClone reads this website, starting with the pages most likely to hold support answers: your front page, your menu, then pages like pricing, FAQ, shipping and returns. It builds a support agent from what you’ve already written. When the agent is ready, the chat shows up on your site by itself.

No key to paste, nothing to configure.

Try it yourself before your visitors do. The settings screen has a test panel where you can quiz your agent. Test questions come out of their own daily allowance and never use your monthly conversations.

What you get on the free plan:

  • Your agent live on this website
  • 10 full visitor conversations a month (a whole conversation counts once, however many messages it takes)
  • A build from up to 25 of your most important pages, chosen by your site’s own structure
  • The test panel, with its own daily allowance

What the plugin handles for you:

  • Signup and setup from inside WordPress: a small window, one click with Google
  • The build, the publish, and the widget appearing, automatically
  • A plain status at every step (in line, building with progress, live), or the exact reason something failed
  • One click to re-read your site after you update it, while your agent keeps answering
  • Keeping the widget off pages you choose (checkout, say), floating or inline layout, corner choice
  • Removing its own data when you delete it

Prefer to do it by hand? The classic path is still here: paste a connection key from your DeskClone dashboard into the settings and the widget uses that instead. Nothing about the connected flow is required.

How the agent looks and behaves (name, welcome message, colors, which websites it may appear on) lives in your DeskClone dashboard, and a change there shows on your site straight away. The plugin doesn’t keep a second copy of any of it.

About DeskClone AI

To a visitor it looks like a support chatbot in the corner of the page. Behind it, DeskClone AI is a hosted platform for building AI support agents. Answering is only the start.

An agent can be given real jobs: looking up orders, processing refunds within limits you set, booking appointments, opening a ticket in your help desk. You describe what you need to Jarvis, the builder inside the platform, or hand it your documents. Paid plans add conversation capacity, automatic knowledge updates, more agents and more websites; the Free and Starter widgets show a small “Powered by DeskClone” line, which Pro and Business remove.

External services

This plugin connects to DeskClone AI, a hosted service operated by DeskClone (the entity named in its terms of service), and cannot work without it. Here is exactly what is sent, and when.

When you click Connect. A DeskClone sign-in window opens (you can use Google there). After you approve, this WordPress server exchanges a short-lived code for a connection credential and stores it in your database.

The exchange sends the code and this site’s address. Nothing is sent before you click Connect.

When you build the agent. The plugin sends your site name and an ordered list of this site’s own page addresses (front page, menu links, policy pages such as shipping or returns, your other pages, then recent posts) so DeskClone reads the most useful pages first. DeskClone then fetches those public pages the way any visitor’s browser would.

On your public pages, when the widget is on. ai. What reaches DeskClone: the visitor’s messages, any file they choose to attach, the address and title of the page they are on, their browser’s timezone, and a name or email if your agent is set to ask.

A random visitor id is stored in the visitor’s browser so a returning visitor can pick up their conversation. com/privacypolicy/) apply to that check.

When you save or test a manual key. ai carrying the key and this site’s address, so DeskClone can confirm the key belongs to a published agent allowed on this site.

Nothing is sent on activation, and nothing is ever sent in the background. Every request above happens because you or a visitor did something. There is no analytics of any kind in the plugin.

The connection credential can be revoked any time from your DeskClone dashboard; deleting the plugin removes the local copy and every option the plugin created.

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Plugin tags

Topics listed for this plugin in the WordPress.org directory.

  • ai chatbot
  • chat widget
  • customer service
  • customer support
Compatibility & maintenance

Compatibility & maintenance

Tested with WP 7.1

Marked as tested with the current WordPress 7.1 release.

Current WordPress releaseWordPress 7.1
WordPress.org Tested up to7.1
Minimum requirementsWordPress 6.3 · PHP 7.4
Update activity23 Sept 20261mo ago

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WordPress compatibility7.1.17.1.2
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