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AI Summarise Button

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Description

AI Summarise Button adds a block (and a matching shortcode) that lets a reader send the current page to an AI tool for a summary. Clicking the button opens the chosen tool in a new tab with a prompt already filled in.

Two modes

  • Basic — the button goes straight to one AI tool of your choosing.
  • Advanced — the visitor picks from the tools you have enabled.

Supported tools

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Perplexity
  • Gemini
  • Copilot

Customisable

  • Button text and optional AI logo
  • Background and text colour
  • Alignment, width, height and corner radius
  • Logo size

The plugin stores nothing and sends nothing to any server of its own. It builds a prompt from the page title and URL in the visitor’s browser and opens the selected tool in a new tab.

  1. Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install it through Plugins Add New.
  2. Activate it through the Plugins menu.
  3. Add the AI Summarise Button block to any post or page, or use the shortcode [aisubu_summarise_button].
Does the plugin store or send my visitors’ data?

No. It opens the selected AI tool in a new tab with a pre-filled prompt containing the page title and URL. Nothing is stored, and no request is made to any third party until the visitor clicks.

Can visitors choose which AI tool to use?

Yes — set the block to Advanced mode and tick the tools you want to offer. Clicking the button then shows a small chooser.

Can I use it outside the block editor?

Yes. The shortcode accepts the same options:

[aisubu_summarise_button mode="advanced" providers="chatgpt,claude" label="Summarise this page" alignment="center" background_color="#111111" text_color="#ffffff" border_radius="6" width="220" height="36" logo_size="15" show_logo="true"]

Can I change the prompt?

Yes, with the aisubu_prompt_template filter. %1$s is the page title and %2$s the page URL. The provider list can be changed with the aisubu_providers filter.

3.0.0

  • Fixed: the provider picker inherited its text colour from the theme, so on dark themes the title and hint appeared grey on white. Text is now explicitly black.
  • Rebuilt for WordPress 7.1. Block now uses Block API version 3 and block.json metadata.
  • Editor code no longer touches the top-level document, so it works with the always-iframed editor introduced in WordPress 7.0.
  • Removed deprecated component props (__next40pxDefaultSize, size) that became no-ops in WordPress 7.1.
  • Minimum requirements raised to WordPress 6.5 and PHP 7.4, matching core.
  • Block and shortcode now share one server-side renderer, so both stay in step.
  • All attributes validated and escaped on output; colours run through sanitize_hex_color().
  • Provider chooser rebuilt as an accessible dialog — keyboard navigable, Escape to close, focus returned to the button.
  • Logo is now an inline SVG using currentColor, so it matches the button text colour at any size.
  • Front-end script is deferred and only loaded on pages that use the button.
  • Added aisubu_prompt_template and aisubu_providers filters.

2.9.8

  • Directory assets: FAQ, screenshots and branding.

2.9.7

  • Provider selection popup and additional editor controls.
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