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Respira for WordPress welcomes Grok
Grok can now read and edit your WordPress site through Respira for WordPress. On grok.com your site goes in as a custom connector with a sign-in, in Grok Build it is one command, and Respira AER runs on an xAI key. Grok Bot is submitted and waits for review.
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12 postsRespira for WordPress welcomes Grok
Grok can now read and edit your WordPress site through Respira for WordPress. On grok.com your site goes in as a custom connector with a sign-in, in Grok Build it is one command, and Respira AER runs on an xAI key. Grok Bot is submitted and waits for review.
Respira Exhale, the HTML to WordPress converter: drop an HTML file, get a page in your builder's own blocks
Respira Exhale turns a finished HTML page, written by ChatGPT, Claude or a designer, into a page in your WordPress builder's own blocks, in seconds, with no AI in the middle and no tokens from your plan.
Jev in Respira AER: a second model that checks every change your AI makes
Jev is a new kind of AI model from TypeSafe that answers typed questions with probabilities instead of writing text. What I found testing it, the one prompting lesson worth knowing, and how Respira AER 0.3 uses it to check every change to a WordPress site.
Respira AER is live: builder intelligence in a chat connected to all your WordPress sites
Respira AER is live: Respira builder intelligence in a chat connected to all your WordPress sites, in your dashboard and on your phone, with duplicates, approvals and receipts.
Murmur: how client feedback on the page came to life
An agency owner had trustees reviewing a staging site and no good way to collect what they said. Two days later the plugin mints a signed link that opens the page with a review bar, every note lands anchored to its element, and the agent applies the notes on a duplicate. How Murmur was built, why it has that name, and what shipped in plugin 8.9.0.
WebMCP: the agent is on the page now. And the draft finally travels.
WebMCP put the agent on the same page as you: open a WordPress site in ChatGPT's browser and it stages edits, waits for approval, and rolls back. Every staged draft now returns a login-free preview link you can send to anyone. How both shipped, including the five bugs between the spec and a working page.
Respira now supports Hermes Agent
Two customers connected Hermes Agent to their WordPress sites before support existed. It worked, so it is official now: Hermes on the setup page, a one-click install, browser sign-in per site, one config for the whole fleet, and full attribution in the activity log.
Safety & Security: your whole fleet’s vulnerability posture, in one place
The Safety & Security hub watches WordPress core, plugin and WooCommerce advisories across every connected site and walks you through remediation. Included in the dashboard for paid plans, in Labs.
Respira ARC: the free plugin that makes your WooCommerce store readable to AI
AI assistants already recommend products to millions of shoppers, and they can only sell what they can read. ARC ships product feeds in six formats, a store llms.txt, an AI-readiness score, and attributed cart links. Free, on your own server, submitted to WordPress.org.
Roots: the release where the plugin starts paying for itself
Respira for WordPress 7.1 Roots is live. A rebuilt admin, Playbooks, client-ready reports, four new page builders, and custom structures with no PHP. Here is the whole picture, and where to go deeper.
Pricing that rewards scale, starting June 2
A new structure that lowers the cost per site as you grow, why I'm changing it, and what it means if you're already here. Shipping alongside the 7.1 release.
Respira for Claude Cowork is live: edit live WordPress sites from inside Claude
A new Claude Cowork plugin that lets Claude edit live WordPress sites across 16 page builders, with a snapshot before every edit and one-click rollback. Eight slash commands, four always-on safety skills, sixteen builder migrations, and the full Respira tool catalog inside Cowork.
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the part nobody talks about: ChatGPT can write you a genuinely good landing page in two minutes, and then someone has to spend an afternoon rebuilding it by hand in Divi or Elementor. i wanted to close that gap. Respira Exhale is new in…
3,213 WordPress sites connected to Respira for WordPress. 184 joined this week. AI assistants touched 23,564 pages and posts across them. The live numbers are at respira.press/live
The money for a car went into Respira for WordPress this year, not into ads. Not because ads never work. Because of what the money turns into. An ad buys a click, and the click ends when the budget ends. A sprint buys something that ship…
the chat doesn't need to live inside wordpress if you manage more than one wordpress site.
Does Respira for WordPress work with your page builder? Most likely. It writes in 17 page builders, each in its own format: Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Gutenberg, Oxygen, Breakdance and 11 more. That last part is the one that matters. A pag…
The Kogi of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta wrote a letter to everyone building AI. Much of what they ask was already in how Respira for WordPress lets AI work on live WordPress sites. "A machine cannot relieve humanity of its responsib…