AI Custom Fields
Turn any part of a page into a safe, editable field in wp-admin — without exposing the whole layout.
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Setup guides, tool references, safety notes, and recipes for connecting self-hosted WordPress sites to WPVibe.
Concepts
Turn any part of a page into a safe, editable field in wp-admin — without exposing the whole layout.
Read docWhy classic, file-based themes styled with Tailwind produce better AI results than full-site editing.
Read docCreate content types like a Cookbook or directory by describing them — no code, no extra plugin.
Read docEvery WPVibe plan includes a daily allowance of tool calls, measured over a rolling 24-hour window. There are two ways to see where you stand, and it is worth a quick check before you kick off a big batch of work like a content refresh or a site-wide cleanup. Your plan’s allowance Free: 100 calls […]
Read docHow WPVibe builds and edits in an isolated draft while logged-out visitors keep seeing your live site.
Read docGetting Started
What the Agency plan includes The Agency plan ($99/month or $599/year) is built for teams managing WordPress sites for clients. It includes 50x more daily usage than Free (5,000 tool calls a day on a rolling 24-hour window), client invitations with per-client daily allowances, and per-client usage reporting with CSV export. The Scale plan ($149/month […]
Read docWhat white label mode does White label mode hides every WPVibe surface in a site’s WordPress dashboard: the admin menu, the dashboard widget, the entry in the plugins list, the WPVibe AI sidebar in the post editor, and WPVibe’s rows on the Updates and Site Health screens. If the site’s theme registers editable settings, that […]
Read docYour plan belongs to one account A WPVibe account is one email address. When you upgrade, the plan goes on the account you were signed in with at checkout. Your daily allowance, connected sites and saved skills all belong to that account too. Your AI app is also signed in to one WPVibe account. If […]
Read docConnect your AI client to WPVibe, sign in, and start working with self-hosted WordPress sites.
Read docAuthorize WPVibe through WordPress application passwords and verify the connected site.
Read docWPVibe runs in the cloud, so it cannot reach a site that only exists on your computer. Expose your local site with a free Cloudflare Tunnel, then connect the public address it prints.
Read docAdd WPVibe to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client.
Read docReference
A practical map of the public WPVibe tool categories and what each group is for.
Read docSafety
How WPVibe handles permissions, destructive operations, usage limits, and common questions.
Read docA per-site setting that lets WPVibe run deletes, SQL, WP-CLI and other approval-gated work without asking. What it does, what still needs you, and the risks.
Read docTroubleshooting
When to use this guide Use this guide when WPVibe was working in ChatGPT and then stopped mid-conversation, or when ChatGPT refuses to use WPVibe and gives you an explanation for why it can’t. Typical symptoms: ChatGPT used WPVibe successfully earlier in the conversation, then says the tools are “not available”, “not exposed”, or “not […]
Read docWhat the email looks like When you sign in, WPVibe emails you a 6-digit code from WPVibe <[email protected]>. The code works for 15 minutes. Signing in from your AI app (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others): the code is in the subject line, 123456 is your WPVibe sign-in code. Type it on the WPVibe page you […]
Read docWhen to use this guide Use this guide when your WordPress site will not connect (a rest_unreachable error during connect), or a site that worked before suddenly fails with errors about the site being unreachable, blocked, or challenged. These symptoms can come from a firewall, bot-protection layer, access-control rule, or an origin failure. Check the […]
Read docConnecting a site takes three steps. Your AI gives you a link. The link opens an approval page on your own WordPress site. When you click Approve, WordPress sends you back to WPVibe. Where an error appears tells you which step failed. The basics are in Connect a WordPress Site. Before you start: get a […]
Read docSometimes your AI tells you WPVibe refused a step. Most of the time the cause is a setting on your own site, or a step that needs you rather than the AI. Here are the ones people run into most, what each means, and what to do. “File editing is disabled on this site” Your […]
Read docFix common WPVibe MCP connector problems, including authorization failures, session terminated errors, missing tools, stale tool lists, and connectors that only show the code tool.
Read docWorkflows
Use docs to understand the workflow, then Cookbook recipes for the exact prompt.
Read docPopular recipes
Marketing
One template above the footer of every blog post, with your offer and a button, checked before it goes live.
Design
A button that opens a popup with your terms, size guide or details, in free Elementor, tried on a draft copy first.
Maintenance
Get a custom snippet written, saved switched off for your review, and then checked for errors after you turn it on.
Security
Put a compliant consent banner up without the script-blocking that breaks builder forms.
Design
A wide drop-down panel with headings and links under one menu item, described to you before it goes live.
Marketing
The AI reads one post, writes a popup offer that fits it, and builds the campaign in OptinMonster, shown only on that post.