> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.3techagency.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.3techagency.com/documentation/welcome.md). # WP AI Manager documentation Install WP AI Manager, connect an AI provider, run safe workflows and manage your WordPress site from one admin workspace. WP AI Manager is an AI agent that runs inside your WordPress admin. You describe a job in **AI Chat**, start a ready-made **Playbook**, or schedule a **Task**. The assistant reads your site through the same tools the admin screens use, shows you what it found or proposes, asks before risky changes, and records each write in **History** so supported changes can be undone. {% hint style="info" %} These pages describe **WP AI Manager 1.3.0** (released 20 October 2026). It needs WordPress 7.0 or newer (tested to 7.1) and PHP 8.1 or newer. See the [Changelog](https://docs.3techagency.com/changelog/) for what changed in each version. {% endhint %} WP AI Manager is **one premium plugin**. There is no separate Pro add-on. Third-party plugins, such as Elementor, WooCommerce, an SEO plugin or a form plugin, are needed only for the workflows that use them. Your AI provider account is separate from your WP AI Manager license. ## Get started in three steps {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Install and activate Check requirements, install the ZIP and activate your license. See [Install and activate](/documentation/start-here/install-and-activate.md). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Connect an AI provider Add a WordPress AI Connector and its API key under **Settings > Connectors**. See [Connect AI and choose models](/documentation/start-here/connect-ai-and-choose-models.md). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Run a safe first workflow Start with the read-only **Site health check**, then try a draft. See [Run your first workflow](/documentation/start-here/run-your-first-workflow.md). {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ## Every operation, and where it is documented | You want to | Use | Guide | | ----------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Ask about the site, edit a page, product or setting | AI Chat | [AI Chat](/documentation/workflows/ai-chat.md) | | Repeat a known job with a guided form | Playbooks: Ask, Guided, Automate | [Playbooks](/documentation/workflows/playbooks.md) | | Run a batch job, review proposals, schedule it | Playbooks > Tasks and runs | [Tasks and schedules](/documentation/workflows/tasks-and-schedules.md) | | Draft posts, write SEO meta, change WooCommerce products | Chat, Playbooks or Tasks | [Content, SEO and store](/documentation/workflows/content-seo-and-store.md) | | Build a landing page or a contact page with a form | Chat or Guided Playbook | [Build pages and forms](/documentation/workflows/build-pages-and-forms.md) | | Generate product or featured images | Chat with an image-capable provider | [Generate images](/documentation/workflows/generate-images.md) | | Work on a page without leaving the editor | Block editor or Elementor panel | [In-editor assistant](/documentation/workflows/in-editor-assistant-and-command-palette.md) | | Keep brand voice, defaults and facts consistent | Site Knowledge | [Site Knowledge](/documentation/reference-and-help/site-knowledge.md) | | See, undo or roll back a change | History, Home, result cards | [Approvals, Undo and History](/documentation/work-safely/approvals-undo-and-history.md) | | Back up or restore the database | Back up my site Task, History > Backups | [Backups and restore](/documentation/reference-and-help/backups-and-restore.md) | | Turn tools on or off, decide who may do what | Integrations, Settings > Access | [Tools and permissions](/documentation/reference-and-help/tools-and-permissions.md) | | Send old URLs to new ones | Integrations > Redirects | [Redirects](/documentation/reference-and-help/redirects.md) | | Let Claude Desktop, Cursor or another client drive the site | External MCP (off by default) | [External MCP connections](/documentation/reference-and-help/external-mcp.md) | ## Rules that apply everywhere * **A reply is not a change.** Trust a successful tool-result card, a preview link, a Task Run outcome or a History entry. If the assistant says it did something and there is no result card, nothing was written. * **Risky writes ask first.** Single, reversible edits can run straight away. Deletes, bulk changes, code, file, database and user writes show an approval card. * **Undo covers what WP AI Manager recorded.** Changes made by other plugins, by external services or outside the plugin may not have an Undo. * **Built-in backups are database-only.** Keep a separate full-site backup before broad changes. * **AI use costs money at your provider.** WP AI Manager does not include provider credits. Need help? Start with [Troubleshooting](/documentation/reference-and-help/troubleshooting.md) or the [Help Center](https://docs.3techagency.com/help-center/), or [contact 3techagency](https://3techagency.com/contact/). --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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