Use the WordPress integration

Use the WordPress integration

Once you have connected the plugin, the assistant lives in your WordPress admin and works on whatever you are editing.

Edit content with the assistant

1. Open a post or page in the WordPress editor.
2. Click the floating Cinatra button to open the chat panel.
3. Ask for what you want in plain language, for example:
   • “Tighten the opening paragraph.”
   • “Add a short section about pricing.”
   • “Fix the meta description for SEO.”
4. Review the assistant’s suggestion before applying it. You stay in control — the assistant proposes; you decide what lands in the post.

The chat panel works as a conversation, so you can refine a request (“make it shorter”, “more formal”) without starting over.

Content-editing tools

For the assistant to act on content (not just suggest text in the chat), the WordPress MCP Adapter must be installed and active. Without it, the assistant still answers in chat, but the AI content-editing tools are unavailable. The Settings → Cinatra page shows whether the adapter is active.

Notify Cinatra when a post is published

The plugin can send an outbound, signed post_published webhook each time a post is published, so a Cinatra agent or another system can react to new content.

• The plugin sends outbound signed webhooks only — it does not receive or verify inbound webhooks.
• Each notification is signed (Standard-Webhooks) with a per-site secret issued by your Cinatra instance during Connect, so the receiver can verify it came from your site.

You register and manage the subscriptions on the settings & permissions page; the signing credentials are provisioned automatically when you connect (or reconnect).

Tips

• Keep requests scoped to the post you are editing — the assistant works best on the content in front of it.
• If a request does not land, check troubleshooting for the assistant, the connection, and the MCP Adapter status.