Connect WordPress 7.0+ to Azure AI Foundry for text generation, image generation, embeddings, and more.

Works with WordPress 7 RC2. Tested using WordPress AI (regenerate title, regenerate summary and generate new feature image). Text to speech tested using the Talking Head plugin.

• AI Client integration — registers as a WordPress 7.0 AI provider, usable via wp_ai_client_prompt() and Settings → Connectors.
• OpenAI-compatible — uses the Azure AI Foundry /chat/completions endpoint which follows the OpenAI chat format.
• Capability detection — auto-detects deployed models and capabilities (text generation, chat history, image generation, embeddings, text-to-speech) by probing the Azure endpoint.
• Multiple endpoint types — supports Azure AI Services (.services.ai.azure.com), Azure OpenAI (.openai.azure.com), and Cognitive Services (.cognitiveservices.azure.com).
• Auto-detection — discovers all deployed models via POST-based probing. No manual model name or API version configuration needed.
• Custom authentication — sends the api-key header required by Azure (instead of Authorization: Bearer).
• Endpoint validation — validates Azure endpoint URLs and shows inline errors for invalid URLs.
• Environment variable fallback — every setting can be overridden via environment variables or wp-config.php constants.
• Connectors page UI — custom React-based connector on the Settings → Connectors page with fields for API key and endpoint URL. Detected deployments and capabilities displayed as read-only chips.

• How to Build an AI Provider Plugin for WordPress 7 — deep-dive into provider registration, settings, authentication, and the Connectors page UI.

• WordPress 7.0 or later
• PHP 8.3+
• An Azure AI Foundry resource with a deployed model

1. Download ai-provider-for-azure-ai-foundry.zip
2. Upload via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
3. Activate via WordPress Admin → Plugins

1. Go to Plugins > Add New
2. Search for "AI Provider for Azure AI Foundry"
3. Click Install Now and Activate

Then:

4. Go to Settings → Connectors and configure the Azure AI Foundry connector:
   • API Key — your Azure AI Foundry API key.
   • Endpoint URL — e.g. https://my-resource.services.ai.azure.com/api/projects/PROJECT-NAME.
5. Click Connect & Detect — the plugin probes your endpoint, discovers deployed models, and saves the configuration automatically.

Settings can also be provided via environment variables or constants in wp-config.php:

Model names and capabilities are normally auto-detected. Use these overrides only when you need to pin specific values. Model names accept comma-separated deployment names, e.g. gpt-4.1,gpt-image-1. Capabilities accept a comma-separated string, e.g. text_generation,chat_history,image_generation.

Once configured, the provider is available to any code using the WordPress AI Client:

// Text generation
$text = wp_ai_client_prompt( 'Explain gravity in one sentence.' )->generate_text();
echo $text;

// Image generation
$image = wp_ai_client_prompt( 'A tiny blue cat on a cloud' )->generate_image();

// Text-to-speech
$audio = wp_ai_client_prompt( 'Hello world' )->convert_text_to_speech();

npm install
npm run build       # Production build
npm run start       # Watch mode

npm run test        # Run Vitest tests
npm run test:watch  # Interactive watch mode

azure-ai-foundry/
├── ai-provider-for-azure-ai-foundry.php              ← Main plugin file
├── src/
│   ├── autoload.php                  ← PSR-4 autoloader
│   ├── Provider/                     ← AI Client provider
│   ├── Models/                       ← Text, image, embedding & TTS models
│   ├── Metadata/                     ← Model metadata & capabilities
│   ├── Http/                         ← api-key authentication
│   ├── Rest/                         ← REST API (capability detection)
│   ├── Settings/                     ← Connector settings + manager
│   └── js/connectors.js             ← Connectors page UI (source)
├── build/connectors.js               ← Compiled ESM module
├── tests/js/                         ← Vitest tests
├── webpack.config.js                 ← ESM output config
└── vitest.config.js                  ← Test config

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