1. Context Source #
Fields:
comment_context_sourcereview_context_source
These indicate where the AI should draw extra context from when generating replies. In your plugin, this concept is also used in other modules (Forms, Chatbot search grounding) and is consistently named as a “context source.”
Typical usage (as per naming in docs):
- Suggests the AI may pull relevant details from:
- The post content.
- Product details.
- Or other configured sources, depending on what the setting describes.
Step-by-step:
- In Comments Auto-Reply settings, locate Context Source (
comment_context_source). - Pick the source option defined in your docs (e.g., “Post content”, “Product details” – whatever options the UI provides).
- Repeat in Reviews Auto-Reply settings for
review_context_source. - Save.
This ensures the AI replies have access to relevant context when generating responses.
2. Reply User ID #
Fields:
comment_reply_user_idreview_reply_user_id
These control which WordPress user is used to post AI replies.
Step-by-step:
- In Comments settings, find Reply as user (
comment_reply_user_id). - Select a user (for example, a staff account like “Support”).
- In Reviews settings, select a user for
review_reply_user_id. - Save.
AI replies will appear on the site as if they were posted by these users.
3. Comment Row Actions #
Field:
comment_row_actions
Your docs mention:
- It “adds row action link” – this is a UI enhancement in the Comments list in wp-admin.
This means:
- In the Comments screen, each comment row gets extra actions (e.g., to generate AI reply manually or to re-run auto-reply) via this setting/class.
You don’t need to configure it; it’s part of the plugin behavior. It’s documented so developers know where those actions come from.

