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Manage Greenshift design settings from chat.
Inspect saved pages and update a Greenshift palette color or design variable from ChatGPT or Claude.
Tested by us on 31 October 2026 with Greenshift Free 13.2.2, from ChatGPT and Claude. Requires AI Puffer 2.5.22 or later and WordPress 6.9 or later with the Abilities API.
Things to ask
- “Show the saved structure and text of my Greenshift page.”Inspect its saved blocks without running animations or dynamic content.
- “Show my Greenshift palette and design variables.”Read saved design settings without changing them.
- “Change one palette color or spacing variable.”Preserve unrelated settings and verify a page using it.
Recipes
Integration actions
Actions used by this integration and their test status. At Trusted, supported changes follow the connected WordPress user’s permissions.
| What your assistant uses | What it does | At Standard | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
ai-puffer/gutenberg-get-document | Inspect the complete saved Greenshift block document | Reads | Tested |
Greenshift native read abilities | Inspect the palette, element styles and design variables | Reads | Tested |
greenshift/update-gs-custom-colors | Change an existing palette color | Asks you | Tested |
greenshift/add-plugin-variables | Add or update a shared design variable | Asks you | Tested |
Before you start
Use AI Puffer 2.5.22 or later and WordPress 6.9 or later with the Abilities API. These workflows were tested in ChatGPT and Claude with Greenshift Free 13.2.2. They are available in AI Puffer Free and paid editions with normal website actions.
Connect the WordPress user who can make the requested change. Read only can inspect; Standard requires approval before changes; Trusted follows your selected policy. Native permissions still apply.
Greenshift pages and design settings
You can inspect a saved Greenshift page’s block structure, headings and text. The reader does not run animations or dynamic content. The tested workflow does not create arbitrary Greenshift blocks or edit their inline text.
Your assistant can inspect the saved palette, element styles and variables, change one existing palette color, and add or update a design variable. Color keys come from the installed palette; do not guess a key. Changes to colors and variables require the native administrator permissions.
Palette changes affect blocks that use that color. A spacing variable only affects styles that reference it. Read back saved values and check a page that uses them; a saved setting alone does not prove the rendered result. These operations preserve other colors, variables and plugin settings.