The assistant
Ask for the change in wp-admin, and it is done
"Put the summer price on these twelve products." The assistant reads the site, makes the change, keeps a restore point and shows you the difference. One click puts it back if you want.
Coming soon Rolling out account by account. Your own AI tools connect today over MCP.
What it replaces
A ten-minute change should not wait three days for a ticket
The sale starts tomorrow
A two-line price change waits behind a queue built for bigger work. With the assistant, the shop owner asks, the agency approves, and it is live before lunch.
A client with full admin rights, for one typo
Most agencies hand out administrator access because the alternative is a ticket. With the assistant the client asks, the draft changes exactly the sentence in question, and the agency keeps the keys.
A chatbot with a database key
A tool that writes to a live site without showing you first is a liability. Every draft here has a restore point, a visible difference and a person saying go.
How a request runs
Five steps, the same for every change
- 1
You ask
In plain words, in wp-admin, or from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor over MCP.
- 2
It reads and drafts
Posts, pages, WooCommerce, ACF fields, Elementor and Bricks layouts, Yoast titles. The draft is not on the site yet.
- 3
Restore point and difference
What is about to change is saved first. You see old and new side by side, in plain words and in the content.
- 4
You decide
Approve, decline or ask for a different version. Declining discards the draft; the site is untouched.
- 5
Live, then checked and logged
The site is requested again after the change. Who asked, who approved, what changed: one log line, with undo one click away.
Where it can reach
The parts of a real site that native WordPress AI does not touch
Much of a working site is not in the post body. It is in page-builder layouts, custom fields and shop data. The assistant learns those plugin by plugin, and each plugin page says exactly where it stands.
The 860+ plugins it works with- WooCommerce. Prices, stock, sale schedules, product descriptions, on one product or a filtered set.
- Elementor and Bricks. Text and settings inside existing layouts, without rebuilding the page.
- Advanced Custom Fields. Field values across posts, such as opening hours or a phone number used on forty pages.
- Yoast SEO and Rank Math. Titles and meta descriptions, one page or the whole site, with the character count checked.
- Contact Form 7 and WPForms. Recipient addresses, field labels and confirmation texts.
Questions
Questions about the assistant
Can it act on its own, without asking?
Reading, yes: it answers questions without asking. Writing, no: every change to content or settings waits for a person at every price, and there is no setting that turns that off. Routine updates you have approved run with a restore point first.
Who pays for it, and how much?
In tokens: €5 per 1,000, less from 10,000, with 1,000 starter tokens on every account. A question costs a few tokens, a draft a few dozen, and the number is on the approval before you say go. Care never costs tokens.
Can my client use it directly?
Yes, under your name. You decide per site whether the client may approve their own drafts or whether drafts wait for you, and a cap per site limits what the client can spend.
Which model does it use, and is my content used for training?
Tasks are routed to the model that fits them; the token price covers that. Your content is never sold and never used to train a model, by us or by a provider we use.