A WordPress plugin that adds an admin settings page to configure which AI provider is used for each task type — text generation, image generation, and vision — when multiple providers are connected.
- WordPress 7.0+
- PHP 8.2+
- The AI plugin (wordpress.org/plugins/ai)
- At least one active AI provider plugin
Install from the WordPress plugin directory, or install manually:
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/ - Activate through the Plugins screen
Alternatively, install via Composer:
composer require jazzsequence/jazzs3quence-priority-manager-for-ai-connectorsOnce activated, go to Settings → AI Priority to choose your preferred provider for each task type.
| Task | Used for |
|---|---|
| Text generation | Title generation, excerpt, summarization, content resizing, editorial notes, meta descriptions, content classification, content translation, slug generation, suggested replies, comment moderation |
| Image generation | Featured image generation, inline image generation |
| Vision | Alt text generation, image analysis |
For each task type, choose which provider you want to use. Only providers whose plugin is active and which support that task type are shown.
Provider capabilities are detected automatically from the AI plugin's registry. Providers without credentials configured show for text and vision tasks only, since image generation is a specialized capability that requires confirmation.
The AI plugin selects a provider from a preference list. This plugin moves your chosen provider's models to the front of that list.
Features that build their own model list rather than asking the AI plugin for the preferred one are not affected. Type Ahead is the current example: it passes a hard-coded model list to the AI plugin, so wpai_preferred_text_models never runs for it and your selection does not apply.
Developer Mode (Settings → AI → Developer Mode) configures a specific provider and model for individual AI features (e.g. Title Generation, Alt Text Generation). This plugin sets a preferred provider per task type (text, image, vision), each of which covers several features.
The two settings layer. Developer Mode takes precedence for any feature it explicitly configures; this plugin governs the rest. When Developer Mode has a provider and model set for a specific feature, that feature bypasses this plugin's preference entirely. Features without a Developer Mode override use this plugin's selection as normal.
The settings page shows a notice next to any task type that has at least one feature with an active Developer Mode override, so it is clear where this plugin's selections may not apply.
Settings are stored in wp_options under aicp_connector_priority.
MIT