Your first five requests
Try these in one conversation. Set the assistant to Standard first if you want to see the approval step; at Trusted, steps 4 and 5 simply happen. Each one teaches you a little more about how it works.
1. Look around
Section titled “1. Look around”Give me an overview of my site.
It reads. Nothing changes.
2. Find something
Section titled “2. Find something”Find my posts about spring and show me the newest one.
It searches and reads. Still nothing changes.
3. Write a draft
Section titled “3. Write a draft”Turn these notes into a post and save it as a draft: …
A draft appears in WordPress. It isn’t published.
4. Change something live
Section titled “4. Change something live”Rename the About page to “About us”.
The About page is published, so at Standard this waits for you. Your assistant gives you an approval link; open it, look at the change, approve. That’s the whole approval flow.
With AI Puffer 2.5.15, your assistant can also edit text and links inside supported core blocks while preserving their formatting. It uses the native block abilities; plain-content updates still refuse to flatten blocks. Unsupported, dynamic and synced blocks must be edited in WordPress. Try adding internal links to a post.
5. Publish
Section titled “5. Publish”Publish the draft from step 3.
Another approval, then it’s live. Ask your assistant to read it back to confirm.
What next
Section titled “What next”The cookbook has recipes like these for WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, images and ACF. With AI Puffer 2.5.19, you can also work with tested page builders, GeoDirectory listings and WP Rocket. Once you trust what you see, consider Trusted for work you don’t want to approve one by one.