Overview

When enabled, AI produces concise, actionable insights from data already in your dashboard — mainly System Health and WordPress Logs — and can enhance weekly Monitoring Reports (email).

Note: AI does not watch your site 24/7. It runs when you trigger an AI action or when a report is generated (scheduled or “send now”).

Where AI appears

• System Status — Analyze System Health: security, performance, stability, prioritized recommendations.
• Logs — Explain Logs: explanations and next steps from your log data.
• Monitoring Reports (email) — weekly from System + Logs: without AI you get an automatic summary; with AI + valid key, the email can include an AI executive summary and maintenance plan.

Configure (step by step)

1. Go to All DashAI → Settings → AI.
2. Enable OpenAI Integration.
3. Paste your OpenAI API key.
4. Click Save Changes.
5. Optional: Test OpenAI Key.
6. Optional: Test streaming support.
7. PRO: AI Response Language for System, Logs, and reports (Free stays English).

Official OpenAI links

Create an API key →

API documentation →

How it works

The plugin builds a focused prompt from your dashboard data and calls OpenAI.

• Chat completions: api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions
• Key check: api.openai.com/v1/models
• Prefers SSE streaming; falls back if the host blocks it.
• Model fallback and response caching may apply for reliability and repeated prompts.

Security & privacy

• API key stored encrypted in WordPress.
• Data sent to OpenAI when you use AI or when a Monitoring Report runs with AI enabled.

Troubleshooting

• No AI output: enable AI, valid key, use Test OpenAI Key; ensure System/Logs have data where needed.
• Email without “Generated by AI”: AI off, invalid key, or OpenAI error — falls back to automatic summary.
• No streaming: normal — plugin uses full response automatically.