Choose a first task

What would you like AI to help you do first?

Begin with a clear result, then open the example and connection steps for that kind of work.

Create my first draft

This exercise creates a new draft post from an existing published page you choose on your WordPress site. Choose a page you are authorized to share as a reference and start after your connection is active. Solo, Pro and Agency include this draft task.

  1. 1

    In WordPress

    Identify the site

    Open the administration of the WordPress site where the new post belongs, then open Agent Control and identify the active connection.

    What you should see
    The connection and the destination site are the ones you intend to use.

  2. 2

    In WordPress

    Choose a draft task

    Open the task controls for that connection and choose the operation for creating a new draft. Do not select a proposal or publication task.

    What you should see
    The operation you are authorizing is a new draft.

  3. 3

    In WordPress

    Select the reference page

    Select an existing published page on this site as your reference. Check its title and identifier. The reference remains read-only; this task creates a new draft post.

    What you should see
    The selected reference is shown in the task's scope.

  4. 4

    In WordPress

    Review the scope before authorizing

    Read the content types, fields and duration offered in the draft form. Confirm that the displayed scope permits the new post you want and the reference you selected. If the choices are unclear, ask support before confirming; do not select everything.

    What you should see
    The confirmed scope matches the work you want and has a duration you chose.

  5. 5

    In your assistant

    Send the request

    In the conversation using this connection, ask the assistant to use the draft task you authorized. Review any action confirmation it presents.

    Use the Agent Control connection and the draft task I authorized. Use the existing published page selected as the reference to prepare a new draft article that explains its main points clearly. Use only supported facts from that page and identify any missing information. Do not change the reference and do not publish anything. Return the new draft’s title and identifier so I can find and review it in WordPress.

    Example request. The task and its permissions are configured in WordPress. An instruction in the conversation does not create a permission.

    What you should see
    The assistant uses a connector action to create a draft and returns its title or identifier.

  6. 6

    In WordPress

    Find the draft in WordPress

    Open Posts, filter for drafts and look for the title returned by the assistant. Check its identifier when available. Confirm the site, content type and status before asking for another creation.

    What you should see
    The new post exists in the right WordPress site and has draft status.

  7. 7

    In WordPress

    Read and check the content

    Open the draft and check its wording and facts. While the same task is active, the assistant can revise drafts that task created. This does not grant access to revise other drafts or the source page.

    What you should see
    You have inspected the content yourself. Technical success does not establish its factual accuracy.

  8. 8

    In WordPress

    End the authorized work

    Return to Agent Control and use End task. If you also want to stop public reading, open Manage connections and pause or revoke this connection.

    What you should see
    The task's temporary permissions end. Pausing or revoking the connection stops its tools; these are different actions.

Read the troubleshooting steps before repeating a creation. I need help with this step

Other methods for advanced users

The following examples use the separate REST access profiles. They are not the next step in the guided draft procedure.

These examples help you describe the work before setup. They are planning examples, not a promise that every detailed WordPress action has already been tested.

01

Analyze without changing

Review supported WordPress content and return findings without editing it.

Access type: Read Only
Access-level guide

Content inventory

Review a named set of posts or pages and return a structured inventory.

Editorial diagnosis

Identify gaps, inconsistencies, and questions before any edit is authorized.

Pre-migration review

Document the current state of selected content before a planned change.

When this level may fitThe expected result is a report, inventory, comparison, or diagnosis.Plans: Solo, Pro, and Agency
02

Prepare drafts

Create and refine unpublished drafts for you to review in WordPress.

Access type: Draft
Access-level guide

Article draft

Prepare a new post from a brief, sources, and an explicit editorial outline.

Landing-page draft

Build a reviewable content draft without changing the published page.

Localization draft

Prepare a localized version while preserving the source page hierarchy.

When this level may fitThe expected result is a reviewable draft, never a live publication.Plans: Solo, Pro, and Agency
03

Update selected content

Work on supported content within the access you deliberately selected.

Access type: Content Editor
Access-level guide

Metadata correction

Correct approved titles, excerpts, or taxonomy on a named content set.

Internal-link update

Apply a reviewed set of link changes to explicitly identified pages.

Structured content refresh

Update selected blocks or fields while preserving unrelated content.

When this level may fitThe target content and allowed fields can be named before work begins.Plans: Solo, Pro, and Agency
04

Publish approved work

Use a publishing-capable access only when publication is part of the job.

Access type: Publisher
Access-level guide

Approved draft publication

Publish a specifically approved draft after a named checklist passes.

Scheduled campaign page

Prepare a publication decision with an explicit target and timing condition.

Localization release

Publish a reviewed localized counterpart after parity checks are complete.

When this level may fitThe content, validation criteria, and publishing condition are all named in advance.Plans: Solo, Pro, and Agency