Local AI Systems Registry
Maintain a reviewable inventory of the AI systems used by your site, including status, interaction context, and administrator review state.
Know where AI appears on your WordPress site and make transparency easier to manage. Maintain a local AI systems registry, review technical signals, prepare interaction disclosures, and export technical evidence for EU AI Act Article 50 readiness workflows.
Technical readiness and transparency tooling — not legal advice or automatic compliance certification.
Version 1.0.1 combines inventory, supported discovery, findings, disclosures, and exportable evidence without turning browser inference into authoritative state.
Maintain a reviewable inventory of the AI systems used by your site, including status, interaction context, and administrator review state.
Identify supported integrations through explainable technical signals. Version 1.0.1 includes validated AI Engine 3.7.7 discovery without pretending it can detect every AI system.
Turn authoritative Registry state into deterministic findings that show what needs review, context, or disclosure preparation.
Publish disclosures from reviewed, eligible Registry state through an explicit shortcode without allowing browser input to grant eligibility.
Download a deterministic JSON technical snapshot with a stable SHA-256 signature for equivalent exported state and clear data boundaries.
Registry, Discovery, Readiness, Disclosure, and Evidence Export work locally. Kairoseth contact begins only after an explicit administrator action.
The administrator stays in control of declarations and reviews. Automation contributes evidence only when a supported signal can be demonstrated.
Add and review the AI systems your WordPress site actually uses.
Review deterministic signals for supported integrations and retain their evidence.
Check technical findings and resolve incomplete or pending Registry records.
Configure a disclosure when reviewed system state requires an AI interaction notice.
Generate a technical, verifiable JSON snapshot for internal review.
The Registry is stored in WordPress. Discovery, Readiness, Disclosure, and Evidence Export do not automatically upload their state to Kairoseth. Evidence Export is initiated by an authorized administrator and downloaded as JSON.
The snapshot SHA-256 signature technically identifies equivalent exported state. It is not a legal/digital signature, trusted timestamp, non-repudiation proof, or compliance certificate.
No. It is technical readiness, transparency, and evidence tooling. It is not legal advice, a compliance certificate, or a guarantee of EU AI Act compliance.
Not automatically. Core workflows are local-first. External support opens only when an administrator explicitly chooses a support or custom-integration action.
Only integrations with a supported deterministic signal. Version 1.0.1 validates AI Engine 3.7.7. Unknown cases should be reviewed manually in the Registry.
Yes. Release 1.0.1 has been validated with per-site isolation and real Multisite lifecycle acceptance.
The base plugin is free and local-first. For proprietary chatbots, builders, internal workflows, or other unsupported integrations, Kairoseth can review a custom implementation.