Comment Auto-Reply Settings (Models, Temperature, Max Chars, Prompt)

1. Open the Auto-Reply Settings #

1. In WordPress admin, go to Davix AI Engine.
2. Open the Auto-Reply tab (or section labelled for Comments & Reviews).
3. Locate the Comments settings block.

Here you will see fields tied to:

• comment_autoreply_enabled
• comment_autoreply_model
• comment_autoreply_temperature
• comment_autoreply_max_chars
• comment_autoreply_prompt
• plus notice/predefined fields (next article).

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of the Auto-Reply settings page focusing on a “Comments” subsection with enable toggle, model select, temperature, max chars, and prompt textarea. IMAGE image

2. Enabling Automatic AI Replies for Comments #

Option: comment_autoreply_enabled

Step-by-step:

1. In the Comments section, find Enable AI auto-replies for comments (backed by comment_autoreply_enabled).
2. Turn the toggle ON.
3. Save changes.

From now on, new comments that meet the status conditions will be considered for AI auto-replies.

3. Choosing the Comment AI Model #

Option: comment_autoreply_model

From your readme, comments and reviews both have separate AI settings, including model. This field:

• Lets you choose which OpenAI model to use for comment replies (Pro supports model selection).

Step-by-step:

1. Locate Comment AI model (internally comment_autoreply_model).
2. Select the desired chat-capable model from the dropdown.
3. Save changes.

New comment replies will use this model.

4. Setting the Comment Temperature #

Option: comment_autoreply_temperature

Your docs define a temperature field for comment auto-reply (with a default similar to 0.5). This controls how “creative” or “conservative” replies are.

Step-by-step:

1. Find Comment AI temperature (comment_autoreply_temperature).
2. Enter a numeric value (the docs mention a default around 0.5).
   • Lower values → more focused, consistent replies.
   • Slightly higher values → more varied language.
3. Save changes.

5. Maximum Characters for Replies #

Option: comment_autoreply_max_chars

The readme notes “max chars” per reply. This field limits the length of generated replies.

Step-by-step:

1. Locate Maximum characters for comment replies (comment_autoreply_max_chars).
2. Enter a number (the docs indicate a default max like 600 characters).
3. Save.

The auto-reply logic will ensure AI responses are truncated/limited to this length.

6. Comment Auto-Reply Prompt #

Option: comment_autoreply_prompt

Your docs describe this as the prompt template for how AI should reply to comments.

Step-by-step:

1. In the Comments section, find Comment AI prompt (comment_autoreply_prompt).
2. Write instructions for the AI, such as:
   • How to address users.
   • Tone and level of detail.
   • Whether to mention that it’s an AI-generated reply (or leave that to notice text).
3. Save changes.

When a new comment appears, the plugin:

• Builds a prompt using this template, the comment text, and any context source (see comment_context_source in the docs).
• Sends it to OpenAI to generate the reply.