wtf is sitespeak-claude-plugin?

sitespeak-claude-plugin is a Claude Code plugin that lets a business owner manage a SiteSpeak chatbot by describing what they want in plain English, instead of clicking through settings menus. SiteSpeak is a separate product for building website chatbots, and this plugin bundles a skill together with an MCP server so Claude can read a chatbot's real analytics, spot what is not working, and make changes on the owner's behalf. A typical request might be asking Claude to look at a support bot's last three months of conversations and optimize it for capturing leads, or to find the conversations where visitors got frustrated and fix the underlying problem. Other examples include turning on human handoff after a set number of unanswered messages, adding a new pricing page to the bot's knowledge base, or switching to a cheaper AI model without hurting answer quality. The plugin follows a consistent loop every time it runs: it reads the chatbot's data, compares that against the stated goal, proposes a specific change, waits for the owner's approval, applies the change, and then checks the result. Nothing is modified without confirmation first, and model changes are limited to whatever the account's plan allows, checked on SiteSpeak's server rather than assumed locally. Installation happens through Claude Code's plugin marketplace with two commands, after which Claude Code asks for a SiteSpeak API token and stores it securely in the operating system's keychain rather than in a plain settings file. The bundled MCP server exposes tools for listing chatbots, reading and updating their settings, managing knowledge sources, reviewing analytics and AI-clustered question themes, handling inbox conversations, and editing the suggested starter prompts shown to visitors. Using it requires Claude Code itself and an existing SiteSpeak account with an API token. The project is released under the MIT license.