WordPress

Your website's blog is one of the best ways to get found and to look alive to customers — but writing and posting is the thing that always slips. If your site runs on WordPress, this connector lets your AI draft a post and put it up for you, so "we should really post about that" actually happens.

Say "draft a short post announcing our new home-delivery service, friendly tone" and it writes it and creates the draft on your site. Ask it to publish and it does — you stay in control of what goes live.

What you can ask

• "Write a 300-word post about why we switched to eco-friendly packaging, and save it as a draft."
• "Publish the draft about the holiday hours."
• "Draft three blog title ideas about our winter menu."

What you need

WordPress connects with an Application Password — a safe, revocable key WordPress makes for exactly this (you never share your real login):

1. In your WordPress admin, go to Users → Profile → Application Passwords (see the official guide) and create one named "Terminal Sync".
2. Paste your site address, your username, that application password, and your author id when the Lab asks (WORDPRESS_HOST_URL, WORDPRESS_API_USERNAME, WORDPRESS_API_PASSWORD, WORDPRESS_POST_AUTHOR_ID).

All of it is stored encrypted in your Keychain and synced across your machines. Revoke the application password anytime from your profile — your real password is never touched.