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  • Your AI can't approve its own work

    This week in Respira: the controls that decide what an AI may do now answer only to the site owner, structure changes are one restore away, and Respira runs on top of the official WordPress MCP Adapter, which has no drafts, approvals or undo of its own.

    Respira for WordPress Blog3 min read
  • Respira vs WPVibe, built and measured. The same HTML file on six WordPress builders.

    One landing page, one prompt, one AI. Built by hand through WPVibe, by hand through Respira, and with Respira Exhale, on Elementor, Bricks, Divi, Breakdance, Beaver Builder and Gutenberg. Time, tool calls, cost, how close each page came to the file, with screenshots and links to every page.

    Respira for WordPress Blog10 min read
  • Respira vs WPVibe: one puts a meter on your AI. One doesn't.

    WPVibe sells a daily allowance of tool calls and stops your AI when it runs out. Respira has no meter: you pay for site slots, and your AI does as much as the work needs. Compared on price, live edits, privacy, features and the legal small print, checked on 3 October 2026.

    Respira for WordPress Blog28 min read
  • 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.

    Respira for WordPress Blog4 min read
  • A WordPress plugin that was active and not in the plugin list

    A company's terms and privacy pages started answering "No results found". The cause was a plugin WordPress was running and wp-admin was not showing, and one rewrite rule placed ahead of the page rule.

    Respira for WordPress Blog9 min read
  • 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 for WordPress Blog7 min read
  • 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.

    Respira for WordPress Blog5 min read
  • 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.

    Respira for WordPress Blog5 min read
  • The approve button is gone. What replaces it.

    Anthropic measured it: humans clicking approval prompts caught 13.6% of dangerous commands, falling to 5% after fifty prompts. Auto mode, Guardian and always-on cloud agents are the industry removing a button that was not working. What safety means for a WordPress site once nobody is watching.

    Respira for WordPress Blog5 min read
  • WordPress.com shipped Guidelines. What site memory looks like when you self-host.

    WordPress.com gave sites a persistent AI memory, core is building wp_knowledge, and self-hosted sites have had Resonance since 3 August. What the three share, why memory that travels with the site beats memory that belongs to one assistant, and the one thing a memory cannot do by being read.

    Respira for WordPress Blog5 min read

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