A simple setup path
Decide what the assistant needs before you connect it.
Start with one specific job. Create a separate WordPress profile, choose the most limited access level that can complete the work, and keep the connection password outside this website.
- 01Name the jobBe clear about the result you need
- 02Create a separate accountDo not reuse a human administrator
- 03Choose an access levelUse the most limited level that fits
- 04Connect the assistantKeep credentials outside this website
- 05Check the work and end accessRemove access when the job is complete
From start to finish
Set up the access, check the work, then close the door.
Conceptual illustration · not product UISee the real setup screen
Agent Control starts by asking what you want to connect.
Real 0.9.0 interface · safe demonstration data
Real 0.9.0 interface · sanitized demo dataInterface evidence only: this capture attests what the distributed 0.9.0 interface displays, not that every displayed capability or behavior is assured.
Conceptual illustration · not product UIYour AI tool is only one part of the setup
Codex or Claude Code may connect, but WordPress still needs its own access decision.
These are examples of tools a WordPress owner may evaluate. The exact connection method and supported versions must be checked separately. Agent Control focuses on the WordPress side: which account the assistant uses, what kind of work it is for, and when the access should end.
Examples only. This page does not promise MCP or universal client compatibility.
Keep setup understandable
Make the important decisions before dealing with technical details.
You should be able to explain which account is used, what the assistant is expected to do, and when access will end before choosing a protocol or handling credentials.
Exact connection steps, logged fields, refused actions, and recovery states will be published only after they are tested against the distributed version.