Elementor Angie Integration
Use Respira inside Elementor Angie through a curated browser-auth bridge that runs in logged-in wp-admin and preserves duplicate-before-edit safety.
Overview
Respira can register as a browser MCP surface inside Elementor Angie.
This is not the same thing as:
- the standalone desktop MCP server
- the built-in Browser AI/WebMCP surface
- the official WordPress MCP Adapter
It is a separate, curated integration intended for Elementor Angie workflows inside logged-in WordPress admin.
Requirements
- Respira for WordPress
4.1.2+ - Elementor with Angie available
- Logged-in
wp-adminsession - Respira Angie integration enabled in plugin settings
No local npx MCP process is required for this path.
How it works
The Angie bridge runs from WordPress admin and uses:
- Route namespace:
respira/browser/v1 - Auth model: WordPress login cookies plus REST nonce
- Execution layer: the shared Respira WebMCP/Abilities registry
This keeps the Angie bridge aligned with the main Respira tool contracts instead of maintaining a separate tool runner.
Tool scope
Angie does not get the full Respira registry.
It uses a curated allowlist focused on high-value interactive workflows such as:
- page listing and reading
- page-builder detection
- duplicate creation
- builder extraction and injection
- duplicate approval and rejection
- selected WooCommerce product tools when the add-on is available
Safety boundaries
Respira keeps the Angie surface intentionally narrow:
- it only runs for logged-in users inside
wp-admin - it uses duplicate-first write flows
- it applies object-level permission checks before execution
- WooCommerce tools remain conditional on add-on availability
When to use Angie vs other Respira surfaces
Use Angie when:
- you are already working inside Elementor's browser AI workflow
- you want a lightweight browser-auth integration
- you only need the curated task set
Use Browser AI/WebMCP when:
- you want the broader built-in browser tool inventory
- you are using Chrome browser AI clients such as Claude or Gemini
Use Desktop MCP when:
- you need the full local MCP workflow
- you want Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, or other desktop clients
- you want automation and repeatable terminal/editor workflows
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