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Review links for WordPress
Send a client one link to the page. They open it with no login, tap the spot they mean and leave a note, typed or spoken. Each note lands in your Respira dashboard and in Respira AER, and an agent applies it on a duplicate of the page that you approve.
On the Murmur page of your dashboard: paste the page addresses, pick 1 to 90 days, add a label. Or ask your agent in AER, Claude or ChatGPT: share the About page for review until Friday. Either way the link is signed, lifts only the pages you named, and expires on its own.
Paste it into an email or a message. Your client opens the page on a phone, with no login and no account. They tap the spot they mean, write or say what they think, and can leave an email if they want a reply.
Every note lands in your respira.press dashboard and in Respira AER, with the page, the quoted text, the builder element under it and a label in words: the picture, the button, this section. Reply, or send it to AER and let the agent apply it on a duplicate of the page. The /reviews card in AER lists every open note on one site or a fleet, page by page: resolve, reply, or apply on a copy, with a receipt per site.
The page looks like the page. One bar sits at the bottom. Tap a spot and a small sheet opens: a name, a note, an email if they want a reply, send. The pin stays where they tapped, numbered, and the next reviewer sees it too. Your reply shows on the page under the note, and when a note is resolved, the pin says so.
Typing on a phone is the slow part, so the sheet has a speak button. The reviewer says the note, sees the words appear, reads it over and presses send. The browser turns the speech into text, so Respira never receives the audio.
There is nothing to learn. A trustee who has never used a review tool leaves a usable note on the first try, from a phone, on the train.
No login, no account, nothing to install. The link opens the page as it is. Tap any spot, type a note or say it out loud, send. Leave an email to get the reply by mail; it shows on the page under the note either way. It works on a phone, which is where most clients read.
Notes per page, each with the exact spot it points at and what that spot is: the picture, the button, this section. Reply from the dashboard, mark a note resolved, and the reviewer sees both on the page. The first murmur on a link reaches you by email, then a digest while more come in.
Send to AER hands a note to Respira AER with the page, the quoted text and the builder element beneath it. Copy prompt gives the same prompt for Claude or ChatGPT. The agent works on a duplicate of the page, you approve it, and every murmur closes with the snapshot that changed it.
Share the About page for review until Friday.
MCP server
create_review_link about · 4 days ok Here is the Murmur link for the About page: yoursite.com/about/?respira_review=8c1f… It stops working on Friday at midnight. Anyone with it can read that page and leave notes. Nothing else on the site is visible through it.
What did the trustees say?
list_review_comments about · 3 open ok Three murmurs on the About page, all open. Margaret, on the hero image: "This photo is from before the renovation. Use the 2024 one." Tom, on the trustees list: "The chair goes first." Margaret, on the opening hours: "Saturday is 10 to 2, not 9 to 5."
Apply them.
create_page_duplicate about ok update_page about (duplicate) · 3 edits ok resolve_review_comment 3 of 3 · snapshot 3b9f2c7d ok create_share_link about (duplicate) · 14 days ok Done on a duplicate of the About page: the 2024 photo, the chair listed first, Saturday 10 to 2. All three murmurs are marked resolved with snapshot 3b9f2c7d, and the trustees will see that on their link. Preview: yoursite.com/about-2/?respira_share=… Approve it and the live page takes the change.
A link carries its own signature and its own end date, 14 days by default, 1 to 90 if you ask. Revoke it from the dashboard or through your agent and it stops within one request.
A page link shows those pages and nothing else. Site scope exists for staging sites and needs an explicit flag on a production one.
Notes are text, up to 2,000 characters, no files, escaped everywhere they appear. The agent reads them as quoted data, never as instructions.
A review-mode response is served with no-store and Vary: Cookie, so a cache never hands a reviewer's view to someone else.
On a white-label plan the bar carries your studio name and mark, not Respira's. Your client sees your work and a place to leave a note.
The overlay is one asset served by the plugin in its own Shadow DOM. No third-party script, no font, no tracker on your client's page.
respira_review=<id>.<expires>.<signature> · no-store · noindex · no admin bar · 20 notes per 10 minutes per reviewer
Request links · plugin 9.1.16
A review link is for work in progress and ends on a date. A request link is for the live site after launch: one link per client, covering the whole site, with no expiry until you revoke it. Your client opens it whenever something should change, clicks the spot it is about and writes what should change. The request reaches you like any note, in the dashboard, by email and in Respira AER, in place of another email thread.
Browse every published page with a small bar that says request a change, tap the spot, write what should change, and leave a name and, for a reply, an email.
Change anything. No login, no editor, no settings, no drafts in view. A request is a note: on its own it changes nothing on the site.
You or your agent apply the request on a draft of the page, and you approve the draft before it goes live. Your client sees the request marked done on the page.
create_review_link with kind "request" · whole site · no expiry until revoked · 10 requests per 10 minutes per person, 30 an hour per link
Approve on the page · plugin 9.0.19
A change waiting on a duplicate carries a bar at the top of its preview for whoever may decide it: the pending change and who made it, View diff, Compare with live, Reject, and Approve & publish. Approve runs the same approval as Respira → Activity in wp-admin and then opens the live page. A logged-in administrator sees the bar on any duplicate's preview. For a reviewer without a login, ask your agent for an approval link: a signed link, valid 1 to 30 days, revocable, dead the moment the change is decided, with the reviewer's name kept on the record. Every share link for a duplicate also names the exact item in wp-admin.
Every plan · plugin 9.0.19 · create_approval_link, or create_share_link with with_approval, from Respira AER or any connected AI
The client creates an account before the first comment.
The client opens a link. There is no account to create.
A separate dashboard the client has to learn, and you have to check.
One bar at the bottom of your own page. Notes show up where you already work.
Comments sit in a tool. Someone reads them, then does the work elsewhere.
Each note carries the page, the quote and the element, and goes to the agent that makes the change.
A monthly fee on top of everything else.
Included on Builder and up, plus active paid launch Starter and Agency licenses. No extra fee.
An agency owner had a staging site to show a client's trustees. They needed to browse it page by page and leave comments as they went. He had paid for a review tool to do that, and disliked its interface enough to ask whether Respira could do it instead: one link, a tap on the spot, a note, and the notes going to the agent that would make the changes. That is Murmur.
A signed link to your WordPress page. Your client opens it with no login, taps a spot and leaves a note. The notes reach your Respira dashboard and Respira AER, and an agent applies them on a duplicate of the page that you approve.
No. They open the link, type a name once, and it is remembered on their device. No login, no signup, nothing to install, and it works on a phone.
Yes, from plugin 8.9.2. The note sheet has a speak button that uses the browser's own speech recognition, in Chrome, Edge and Safari, on a phone or a computer. The words appear in the note as they talk, and nothing is sent until they read it over and press send. Your replies in the dashboard can be spoken the same way. Respira never receives the audio.
Builder and up, plus active paid launch Starter and Agency licenses, from plugin 8.9.0 and MCP server 8.3.24. It needs no other product: the plugin stores the links and the notes in your own database.
A link covers the pages you name by default. Site scope exists for staging sites, where trustees or a client walk from page to page. On a production site it needs an explicit flag, and the agent tells you why.
Read the pages in the link, including drafts you scoped, and leave plain-text notes, with an email if they want a reply. They cannot edit, cannot see other pages, and cannot upload files. Reviewers see each other's notes and your replies on the page.
14 days by default, 1 to 90 if you ask. Revoke it from the Murmur page of the dashboard or by asking your agent, and it stops within one request.
No. It applies the murmurs on a duplicate and hands you a preview. Approve it from the preview itself (plugin 9.0.19: a bar at the top for administrators and for holders of an approval link) or from Respira → Activity, and the live page takes the change. Each resolved murmur keeps the snapshot id that changed it.
In two tables in your WordPress database first. From there they relay to your respira.press dashboard and to Respira AER. Revoke a link whenever you like; its notes stay yours.
Yes. In Respira AER, type /reviews. The card lists the open notes on one site or a fleet, grouped by page, and each page can be resolved, replied to, or applied on a copy you approve, with a receipt per site. No model is in the loop for the card itself; the copy is the agent's next turn.
Murmur ships with Respira for WordPress 8.9.0 and MCP server 8.3.24, on Builder and up, plus active paid launch Starter and Agency licenses. Your first review link is one sentence to your agent away, or one paste in the dashboard.
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