Start with what you want the assistant to do.

Check the download supplied with your trial or license. Ask customer support to help locate it; do not use an unverified download or send your full license key.

Ask the person who manages WordPress to check your installation rights and the site's requirements.

Use the web interface and check the provider instructions and your organization's permissions. A missing account control does not establish a plugin failure.

The connection component allows the assistant and WordPress to communicate. Ask an administrator to install or activate the supported component. Keep any incompatible installation for review.

Finish the authorization for the right site, then check the connection state in Agent Control. A prepared address can still be pending.

Check the connection selected in the conversation and the connector action. For a draft, also check that the correct task is active before trying again.

Check the active task, selected content, permitted fields, plan and expiry. Do not broaden all permissions to make a request pass.

Check the site, returned title or identifier, content type and draft filter, then inspect the action result. Do not repeat a creation until you have checked the existing result; this can create duplicates.

Confirm the task state in WordPress. Prepare a new task for the work you still want. Do not reuse an expired task or assume it can revise drafts from an earlier task.

Use End task to remove its temporary permissions. In Manage connections, pause or revoke the relevant connection to stop its tools. Public reading can continue if you only end the task.