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On a research or documentation site, the visitor almost never uses your exact\nterm. They ask about protein folding where the page says conformational\ndynamics. They use the name their own field gives a method. They type an\nacronym that is spelled out on one page and assumed on forty others.<\/p>\n\n
WordPress search matches words. So it returns nothing \u2014 while the answer is\nsitting on your site.<\/p>\n\n
Achla answers the question instead. Someone asks in their own words, in their\nown language, and gets a short answer assembled from your published pages,\nwith numbered links to every page it drew from.<\/p>\n\n
Free plan: 30 searches a month and 30 indexed pages. No payment card.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Most AI search plugins hand you the hard part. This one does not.<\/p>\n\n Achla does the crawling, the indexing, the model calls, and the updates. You\ninstall the plugin and choose where the widget sits.<\/p>\n\n Achla is aimed at sites where the information is deep, technical, and spread\nacross hundreds of pages:<\/p>\n\n It works on a small blog too. It earns its keep on a site nobody can read\nend to end.<\/p>\n\n That last point is the one that matters on a scientific site. A confident\nanswer with no source is worse than no answer, so Achla will not produce one.<\/p>\n\n Your existing WordPress search keeps working. Achla sits alongside it.<\/p>\n\n Written out plainly so nothing surprises you later:<\/p>\n\n Paid plans start at $15\/month and include a fixed number of searches, so you\nbudget in searches rather than in model tokens.<\/p>\n\n This plugin requires the third-party Achla AI Search service at\n https:\/\/achlaai.com. The service crawls permitted public content, builds and\nmaintains the index, generates cited answers, provides widget configuration,\nand manages service billing.<\/p>\n\n Ownership connection.<\/strong> When an administrator clicks Connect, Resume, or\nReconnect, the plugin sends the site origin, WordPress callback URL, and a\nshort-lived ownership challenge to Achla. The secret verifier is sent only\nafter WordPress validates Achla's signed callback. WordPress then stores the\nsite binding, project identifier, public widget key, and a server-side\nmanagement credential.<\/p><\/li>\n Lifecycle status and health.<\/strong> While connected, WordPress makes paced,\nauthenticated requests to read project and index status. Diagnostics can\ncontain only the classified states Disconnect.<\/strong> An administrator disconnect, or uninstall best effort,\nrevokes the installation binding and management credential. It does not\ncancel an Achla subscription.<\/p><\/li>\n Signed widget release.<\/strong> WordPress periodically requests a signed control\nand manifest from Achla. The connector checks its signature, expiry,\ncompatibility, rollback state, immutable asset URL, and Subresource\nIntegrity value. The browser loads only a verified release.<\/p><\/li>\n Widget use.<\/strong> The verified widget uses Achla's widget configuration and\nsearch APIs. When a visitor asks a question, Achla receives the question,\nthe site's public widget key, the page origin, and the visitor's IP address\ncarried by the HTTPS request. These data are used for site binding, abuse\ncontrols, and returning an answer from the indexed public content.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n The plugin's three public WordPress REST routes are limited to a signed\nownership callback, a no-store release decision, and nonce-protected,\nsame-origin runtime diagnostics. All management routes require an\nadministrator capability and WordPress REST nonce.<\/p>\n\n The local bridge does not use cookies, browser storage, advertising\nidentifiers, iframes, or page-content telemetry. Review the service terms\nbefore enabling the widget:<\/p>\n\n The widget appears only once the connection is valid, the project is active,\nthe index is ready, placement is on, and the current signed release passes\nverification.<\/p>\n\n\n Yes. 30 searches a month and 30 indexed pages, with no payment card. It is a\nplan, not a trial that expires. When the 30 searches are used up it stops\nuntil the month rolls over \u2014 it never quietly charges you for more.<\/p>\n\n Free projects that sit completely unused are eventually removed, with a\nwarning by email first.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Achla runs the crawler, the index, and the model calls. There is no key to\nobtain, paste into WordPress, secure, rotate, or refill.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Plans are measured in searches. Paid plans include a fixed allowance, and\nextra usage is bought as blocks of searches rather than as model tokens.<\/p><\/dd>\n Achla is designed not to fill gaps with unsupported claims. It shows an answer\nonly when it can cite pages from your site; when the indexed pages do not\nprovide enough support, it says so. As with any AI-generated output, visitors\nshould follow the numbered source links when accuracy matters.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, on a paid plan. The free plan indexes 30 pages, which is meant for\ntrying Achla on one section rather than covering an archive. Start with the\npart of the site visitors ask about most, see whether the answers hold up,\nthen decide.<\/p><\/dd>\n That is the case Achla is built for. A question is matched against the\nmeaning of your pages, not their exact wording, so alternative terms, spelled\nout acronyms, and plain-language phrasing all reach the right page. Answers\nstill come only from your content \u2014 nothing is imported from outside it.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The answer comes back in the language of the question.<\/p><\/dd>\n Only if you want it to. Bubble and Inline sit alongside your existing search.\nAttach hooks onto your current search field.<\/p><\/dd>\n Public pages that Achla is permitted to crawl. Anything behind a login, and\nanything your robots rules exclude, stays out.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. It does not store visitor questions, IP addresses, page content, cookies,\nor widget sessions in WordPress. It stores only this site's connection,\nlifecycle, placement, release, and diagnostic state.<\/p><\/dd>\n Open Settings > Achla AI Search \u2014 the status screen names the reason and the\nfix. The usual causes are ownership still needing confirmation, indexing not\nfinished, placement switched off, or a release that needs to refresh.<\/p><\/dd>\n Attach accepts a narrow set of CSS selectors and tests them on the server\nbefore saving. If the element is not on the page at runtime, the widget falls\nback to Bubble and records a warning, which clears once the field is found\nagain.<\/p><\/dd>\n The widget disappears and scheduled work stops. The connection is kept, so\nreactivating picks up where it left off. Deactivating does not disconnect the\nsite and does not cancel a subscription.<\/p><\/dd>\n Uninstall disconnects the site as far as it can, then removes this site's\noptions, temporary connection data, locks, and scheduled hooks. It never\ncancels a subscription \u2014 cancel that in the Achla dashboard.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nWhat you do not have to set up<\/h4>\n\n
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ATTACH_TARGET_MISSING<\/code> and\n RELEASE_UNAVAILABLE, software versions, status classifications, and\ntimestamps. They do not contain page content, visitor questions, email\naddresses, IP addresses, cookies, secrets, arbitrary URLs, or stack traces.<\/p><\/li>\n\n
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Is the free plan really free?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Do I need my own OpenAI or LLM API key?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Do I have to prepay for tokens?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Will it make things up?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
My site has thousands of pages. Can it handle that?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Our terminology is specialised. Will it understand the questions?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can visitors ask in their own language?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does this replace the WordPress search I already have?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What content does it index?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin store visitor data in WordPress?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
The widget is not showing up. Why?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What does Attach do if the search field is missing?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens if I deactivate the plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens if I uninstall it?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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