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hey there,
quick one, and a useful one.
the part where you connect your AI to your WordPress sites, so ChatGPT or Claude can edit them for you in plain English, is called MCP setup. it just got a lot better. you can connect every site you have in one go, tell your AI which one you mean by name and for most tools it is a single click.
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the heart of 7.5
your MCP setup, rebuilt
it now leads with the single simplest way in for whatever tool you use, in plain english, with the raw bits tucked out of the way. pick your tool, copy one thing and your assistant can edit your live site.
open your MCP setup →
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the honest why
for a while i bet on one connection style for everyone, a browser sign-in. elegant on paper, but it quietly leans on your site's certificate, firewall and host, and when one of those is off you get stuck with no clear reason. so i came back to the simpler thing, one-click installs that carry your key and just connect.
the sign-in path stays, and it earns its place. it is the one way ChatGPT can connect to your site, which the one-click options cannot do. so if ChatGPT is your tool, that path is for you. for everyone else, one click is the default again.
what's new in 7.5
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real one-click installs. Claude Desktop from a double-click extension, Cursor with an add-all-my-sites button, Cowork in one click. nothing to paste into a chat.
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all your sites at once. connect every site in one go, with a snapshot before every change. this works today in Claude, Cowork, Cursor and Codex.
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switch between them by name. give a site a friendly name and just tell your AI which one you mean. it switches and keeps working there.
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site packs, on Studio. group a set of sites, like one client's, then point an AI at just that group instead of your whole account.
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a calmer page. bigger text, more room to breathe, less noise.
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7.5 also carries a batch of builder fixes on real installs, Bricks, Divi, Elementor and Gutenberg, so edits land cleanly where they used to drift.
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also new: WooCommerce add-on 3.0
run your whole store by asking
54 tools for products, variations, coupons, customers, orders, refunds, stock and sales reports, with an AI-readiness score that flags your weakest products. product edits are copies you approve, refunds dry-run first, a snapshot before every change.
€95/year for Maker and Builder. included free with Studio and Founder. one add-on covers every WooCommerce store on your plan, not one purchase per shop.
see everything in the WooCommerce add-on →
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and WooCommerce just shipped its own official MCP in 10.9, seven built-in tools for products and orders. good thing. on 10.9 and up Respira builds on those seven instead of replacing them, then adds the other 47 they skip, each one wrapped in a snapshot and an approval. i wrote an honest head-to-head on when to use which and why the answer is usually both.
read the comparison →
one more link, if you run more than one site. how multi-site works, how seats add up and when to upgrade your plan versus stack a second one.
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the guide
one account, every site: how multi-site, seats and upgrades work
connect many sites to one account, edit them from a single AI conversation and the plain-english difference between upgrading and stacking a plan.
read the guide →
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i build Respira alone, and the people using it are how it gets better. if the new setup trips you up anywhere, reply and tell me where. i read every one.
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Mihai Dragomirescu
building Respira for WordPress, solo
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p.s. if you only ever use one site, none of the multi-site stuff gets in your way. the page got simpler for you too.
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