Posts, pages and images, from chat.

Things to ask

• “Turn these notes into a post. Keep it a draft.”A draft. Nothing goes live.
• “Add two relevant internal links to my spring sale post without changing its wording.”Keeps supported blocks and formatting.
• “Show the About page’s saved revisions and restore the one I choose.”Keeps its URL and publication status.
• “Rename the About page to “About us”.”A change to a published page. Its content stays as it is.
• “Publish the spring pricing post on Monday at 9:00.”Scheduled with WordPress.
• “Add this image to the post as its featured image, with alt text.”Uploads the image, then sets it.
• “Upload the photo I attached to my media library, with alt text.”Your original file, unchanged.
• “Create a Case Studies section with a budget and a client name for each one.”A new content type with its own fields.
• “Find a landscape stock photo of mountains and add it, with its credit.”Openly licensed. Credit and licence go in the caption.
• “Look at my images and fill in any missing alt text, captions and titles.”Looks at each image. Keeps what’s already written.
• “Build a Services page from blocks: a heading, two columns and a button. Keep it a draft.”A block-editor draft.
• “Rename these three draft pages, and show me the changes first.”One preview, one approval, three edits.
• “Read the brochure PDF and summarize it, with page numbers.”Pro. Reads the text, changes nothing.
• “Check my home page on desktop and mobile for broken images and errors.”Opens it in a browser. Changes nothing.

Recipes

Integration actions

Actions used by this integration and their test status. At Trusted, supported changes follow the connected WordPress user’s permissions.

Good to know

• Revision restoration changes title, content and excerpt only, with a recovery revision and current-version checks. Publication status, dates, URL and current metadata stay unchanged. Revisions must be enabled with at least two versions retained.
• Edits to a draft happen on their own at Standard. Edits to something already published require your approval.
• New content types keep what’s already there: they never replace another plugin’s types or fields, and can’t be deleted or converted from chat. Fields are text, numbers or yes/no; ACF field groups are separate.
• Block layouts use core blocks: heading, paragraph, group, columns, buttons, lists, quote, image (from your media library), separator and spacer. Supported static GenerateBlocks layouts are also available from 2.5.19; dynamic, synced and arbitrary third-party blocks remain outside this workflow.
• Since 2.5.15, native block abilities support version-checked text and link edits, separate draft copies, and summary/FAQ insertion while preserving formatting and untouched blocks. Generic plain-content updates still refuse to flatten block documents. Dynamic, synced and arbitrary third-party blocks cannot be copied or edited. Whole-layout replacement remains a separate, explicit request.
• A set of edits is previewed first and runs as one. If it stops halfway, you see which items ran; it never carries on by itself.
• Every edit checks that the post hasn’t changed since your assistant read it. If it has, it stops and tells you.
• Images come from a public HTTPS address, your device or a stock photo search: JPEG, PNG, GIF or WebP, up to 5 MB.
• Stock photos come from Openverse, a catalogue of openly licensed images. Licences differ, so check the original before using one for business.
• SVG goes through its own check: simple shapes and gradients up to 20 KB, cleaned before it’s saved. At Standard it asks first.
• Reading PDFs is Pro: text only, up to 2 MB and 100 pages. Scanned pages can’t be read.
• Lighthouse audits (Beta) are available in Free and Premium: ask for one public page on mobile or desktop, with performance, accessibility, best-practice and SEO lab scores. Each completed audit uses one website action and no AI credits; Google receives the public URL. Beta allows 10 provider attempts per Cloud account per UTC day, one at a time, with shared capacity limits. Failed or blocked audits use no actions; other tools remain available. Availability and plan access may change. This is separate from the browser page check.
• A page check opens public pages of your own site as a logged-out visitor sees them, at desktop or phone size. It reports text, links, images, browser errors and sideways scrolling. It isn’t a speed or Lighthouse score, and takes no screenshots.
• Filling in missing text works on your media library, 10 images at a time, and never overwrites what’s there. Alt text already inside your posts stays as it is.
• An image you attach is uploaded as the original file. In ChatGPT that happens from the chat; in Claude you get your site’s upload page, choose the file there, and Claude checks it arrived.