The full Fusebox documentation is currently being prepared and will be published here in stages. We’re writing it alongside development to keep every page accurate, so we’d rather ship it carefully than rush an outdated reference.
In the meantime, this page will grow with module guides, integration notes, and answers to common questions. If you can’t find what you need yet, the FAQ below covers the most frequent topics, and you’re welcome to reach out via our support channel — replies often turn into new documentation pages.
What’s coming: per-module setup walkthroughs, API and filter reference for theme authors, troubleshooting recipes, and a changelog of behavior changes between versions. We’ll add new sections as they’re ready rather than waiting for everything to be finished.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Fusebox do?
Fusebox is an AI-powered engagement toolkit for WordPress. It uses a Large Language Model to generate summaries, key questions, content recommendations, and other on-page enhancements that help readers stay longer and discover more of your content.
Do I need my own OpenAI API key?
Yes. Fusebox connects to OpenAI on your behalf using a key you provide in the plugin settings. This keeps you in control of usage and billing — you only pay OpenAI for what your site actually generates. No content is processed through our servers.
What’s the difference between Fusebox and Fusebox Pro?
The free Fusebox plugin (available on WordPress.org) ships a working subset of modules and the core engagement engine. Fusebox Pro adds the remaining modules, real-time interactive preview, elegant dark-mode styling, and detailed per-module analytics. Pro is a separate plugin that activates alongside the free one.
Where do I get Fusebox Pro?
Fusebox Pro is distributed through codesupply.co. After purchase you’ll receive a license key, install the Pro plugin alongside the free Fusebox plugin, and enter the key in the PRO & License screen. The two plugins work together — you don’t replace one with the other.
Can I use one Pro license on multiple sites?
Each Pro license is tied to a single production domain. Local development environments (URLs ending in .test, .local, .dev, or hosted at localhost) don’t count against your activation, so you can build and stage freely.
What happens if my license expires?
Your active modules and saved content keep working. You stop receiving plugin updates and direct support, and the license check screen will indicate that support has ended. Renewing reactivates updates without any further setup.
Will Fusebox slow down my site?
Generation happens in the background via WordPress cron — page views never wait for OpenAI. Generated content is cached per post, so visitors see the same quick page load whether the AI features are enabled or not.
Does Fusebox work with my theme?
Most modules render through standard WordPress hooks (the_content, wp_footer, etc.) and adapt to your theme’s typography automatically. Pro adds dark-mode-aware styling that follows your theme’s light/dark setup. If a module clashes with your layout, every module ships with a “design” preset selector to switch the visual style without writing CSS.
How do I get help?
Use the contact form on our support site. Pro license holders get priority responses; free plugin users are answered as the queue allows. When reporting an issue, please include your WordPress version, active theme, and a short description of what you expected vs. what happened.