Overview: Comment & Review Auto-Replies (Pro) + Telegram

1. What This Module Does #

According to your readme, the Comment & Review Auto-Replies (Pro) module provides:

• Automatic AI replies to:
  • WordPress comments.
  • WooCommerce product reviews.
• Separate AI settings for:
  • Comments.
  • Reviews.
    (Each has its own model, temperature, max chars, and prompt.)
• Telegram notifications:
  • For new comments and reviews.
  • Per status: approved, pending, spam.

Config keys from your documentation confirm these behaviors:

• Comment AI fields:
  • comment_autoreply_enabled, comment_autoreply_model, comment_autoreply_temperature, comment_autoreply_max_chars, comment_autoreply_prompt.
• Review AI fields:
  • review_autoreply_enabled, review_autoreply_model, review_autoreply_temperature, review_autoreply_max_chars, review_autoreply_prompt.
• Notice & predefined texts:
  • comment_ai_notice_enabled, comment_ai_notice_text, comment_predefined_enabled, comment_predefined_text.
  • review_ai_notice_enabled, review_ai_notice_text, review_predefined_enabled, review_predefined_text.
• Telegram notification fields:
  • comment_telegram_enabled, comment_telegram_on_approved, comment_telegram_on_pending, comment_telegram_on_spam, comment_telegram_targets, comment_telegram_template.
  • review_telegram_enabled, review_telegram_on_approved, review_telegram_on_pending, review_telegram_on_spam, review_telegram_targets, review_telegram_template.

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of Davix AI Engine admin menu with an “Auto-Reply” or “Comments & Reviews” tab highlighted. IMAGE image

2. Where You Configure Auto-Replies #

In your docs structure, these settings are grouped as:

• Auto-Reply – Settings for comments and reviews (models, prompts, notice text).

In the plugin UI, they typically live under a dedicated Auto-Reply (or Comments & Reviews) section inside Davix AI Engine. There you’ll find:

• A Comments subsection.
• A Reviews subsection.
• Telegram notification options for each.

3. How It Behaves on the Site #

High-level behavior:

1. A visitor posts a comment or WooCommerce review.
2. WordPress saves it as usual (with a status: pending, approved, or spam).
3. Davix checks:
   • Is comment_autoreply_enabled (or review_autoreply_enabled) turned on?
   • Does the comment/review match the configured statuses for auto-reply?
4. If yes:
   • It builds a prompt using *_autoreply_prompt, the text of the comment/review, and any context source (*_context_source).
   • It calls OpenAI using:
     • *_autoreply_model.
     • *_autoreply_temperature.
     • *_autoreply_max_chars as a cap.
   • It posts an AI-generated reply under the same post/product using a configured reply user (comment_reply_user_id / review_reply_user_id).
5. Separately, if Telegram is enabled:
   • It sends notifications to your chosen Telegram targets according to status toggles.

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of a blog post comments section where one comment shows a “Reply from Site Team (AI)” directly under it. IMAGE image

4. Pro-only and Licensing #

This module is explicitly marked Pro in your readme:

• “Comment & review auto-replies with Telegram notifications (Pro).”

In code, the comment/review auto-reply class and settings are only active when:

• my_fs()->can_use_premium_code() returns true.

If there is no Pro license, these features are disabled and Pro-only settings are ignored/cleared when saving.