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  • MCP 2026-07-28 is final. What changes for WordPress and Respira?

    The stable specification removes protocol sessions, adds server discovery, hardens authorization, and formalizes extensions. Respira 8.1 implements it with a tested legacy path, while Webflow MCP 2.0 shows why production governance matters.

    Respira for WordPress Blog6 min read
  • How to edit your WordPress site from Slack with Viktor

    Add your WordPress site or WooCommerce store to Viktor as a custom MCP server and edit it by typing a message in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Step by step, with the exact link to paste, the access levels worth thinking about, and the shared-channel setup for agencies working with clients.

    Respira for WordPress Blog6 min read
  • Respira 8.0 Canopy brings Full Site Editing to AI assistants

    Canopy adds native WordPress Full Site Editing, now usually called the Site Editor, alongside sixteen page builders: block templates, synced patterns, navigation and design tokens. It also fixes two bugs found by auditing the safety layer itself.

    Respira for WordPress Blog4 min read
  • How to edit Elementor pages with AI safely

    Make AI-assisted Elementor edits through an approved workflow: native widget edits validated against Elementor’s controls, on a duplicate, with one-click rollback. Layout control stays with you.

    Respira for WordPress Blog2 min read
  • Best WordPress MCP servers in 2026: a practical comparison

    A WordPress MCP server lets an AI assistant read and edit your live site. What actually separates the options in 2026: builder coverage, safety and recovery, connection paths, and hosting model.

    Respira for WordPress Blog4 min read

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