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AITiny

Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos

Akeeba Ltd

Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the appendix entitled "The GNU Free Documentation License".

Abstract

User guide for the AITiny plugin for Joomla!™ which integrates AI services with Joomla's TinyMCE editor.

Table of Contents

1. Getting Started

1. What is AITiny?
2. A crash course in generative AI
3. Pick your models wisely

2. Using the plugin

1. Installation, activation, and uninstallation
2. Updates
3. When and where does AITiny show up?
4. The plugin parameters
5. Using in your editor
6. Generating alt attributes for images
7. Auto-filling meta descriptions and keywords
8. Generating images
9. Editing images with AI

3. AI service reference

1. Custom
2. Cohere
3. DeepSeek
4. GitHub Models
5. Google
6. Groq
7. Mistral
8. OpenAI (“ChatGPT”)
9. OpenRouter
10. Perplexity
11. Scaleway

4. Image service reference

1. OpenAI
2. Google Gemini
3. Google Imagen
4. Black Forest Labs Flux
5. Minimax
6. Automatic1111 (Stable Diffusion)

5. Deep dives

1. How the connection to an AI service works

1.1. Hiding your API keys using a web server

1.1.1. Using a subdomain
1.1.2. Using a subdirectory

2. Using a locally hosted AI service

2.1. Reloading the list of models
2.2. Local development web server
2.3. Commercially hosted development server

3. Keyboard shortcuts

4. How user groups are handled

5. Finding your voice

6. Writing tool examples

7. Joomla! CLI application integration

7.1. Prerequisites
7.2. Available commands
7.3. aitiny:image:generate
7.4. aitiny:image:edit
7.5. aitiny:image:styles
7.6. Exit codes
7.7. Scripting and automation

8. Joomla! API application integration

8.1. Authentication
8.2. Text generation endpoint
8.3. Image generation endpoint
8.4. Access control
8.5. Error handling

9. Troubleshooting

9.1. Reloading / listing models does not work
9.2. Problems communicating with AI services

6. Tone of Voice samples

1. Academic & Scholarly

2. Approachable Educator

3. Artistic & Abstract

4. Calm & Meditative

5. Concise

6. Confident Commander

7. Dark & Poetic

8. Earthy & Rustic

9. Edgy & Provocative

9.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Back Yard: Why Settle for Supermarket Mediocrity?

10. Empathetic Encourager

11. Fairytale Friendliness

12. Friendly & Inclusive

13. Futuristic & Visionary

14. Graceful & Understated

15. High-Energy & Vibrant

15.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Back Yard

16. Informal & Chatty

17. Inspiring & Uplifting

18. Knowledgeable Companion

19. Luxurious & Indulgent

20. Minimalist & Crisp

21. Motivational & Persuasive

21.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Backyard: Transform Your Garden and Your Health

22. Mysterious & Suspenseful

23. Nurturing & Gentle

24. Passionate & Fiery

24.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Back Yard

25. Playful & Witty

25.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Back Yard: Berry Good Times Await!

26. Playful Entertainer

26.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Back Yard: A Berry Good Idea

27. Provocative Prankster

28. Quirky & Offbeat

29. Reflective & Philosophical

30. Retro & Nostalgic

31. Sentimental & Heartwarming

32. Sincere & Authentic

33. Sophisticated & Refined

34. Straightforward & Pragmatic

35. Technical & Detailed

36. Thoughtful Advisor

37. Urban & Streetwise

38. Visual Narrator

39. Warm & Empathetic

40. Witty Cynic

40.1. Growing Blueberry Bushes in Your Back Yard: Because Supermarket Berries Are for Amateurs

A. GNU General Public License version 3

B. GNU Free Documentation License

List of Tables

5.1. Table of modifier keys known to TinyMCE

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