WordPress AI Editor

Let AI Edit Your WordPress Site, Safely

Respira is the AI editor we run on live WordPress sites every day. It lets coding agents make fast, precise edits across page builders without breaking what already works.

What Respira Actually Is

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Respira is not another chatbot that spits out HTML you paste in by hand. It is a plugin plus a Model Context Protocol layer that gives an AI assistant structured, permissioned access to your real WordPress install: pages, posts, menus, media, options, SEO metadata, and the page builder itself.

The AI reads and edits the actual site, not a generic copy of it. The name fits. Respira means breathe in Romanian, and the product is built to make AI edits feel calm and reversible rather than reckless.

Duplicate First, Then Go Live

The safety model is the best part. Risky work is staged before anything touches the live page.

  • The AI works on a duplicate or staged version of a page first.
  • You review the change before it ever reaches the live page.
  • Snapshots let you roll back instantly if something is off.
  • Every edit and optimization stays yours and is never silently undone.

Why We Run Respira on Every Client Build

We ship changes across many WordPress sites a week. Respira lets our AI agents do real work on those sites: building service and location pages, fixing SEO metadata, updating menus, optimizing images, and cleaning up content at a speed manual editing cannot match.

Because it speaks each builder natively, the output stays editable later by a human in the normal WordPress editor, not locked into code blocks. It has quietly become a backbone of how we deliver.

16 Page Builders, 200+ Tools

Respira works across 16 page builders, including Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg, Bricks, and Oxygen, with more than 200 tools covering WordPress core, builders, media, SEO, and the Model Context Protocol layer that connects it all to AI assistants. Whatever stack a site runs on, there is a good chance Respira can edit it natively.

Why Respira Beats the Plain WordPress MCP

WordPress now ships an official MCP server and a new Abilities API. So why run Respira instead? Reach.

The bare WordPress MCP exposes a thin slice of your site, mostly core actions like creating a post or reading an option. The real power lives in the Abilities API, the emerging standard that lets any plugin register what it can do so an AI can call it directly. RankMath, Elementor, your forms plugin, your store, each one can publish its own abilities.

On a stock setup that leaves you two bad options: stay boxed into core WordPress actions, or stand up a separate MCP server for every plugin and juggle a dozen connections that drift out of sync. Respira does the aggregation for you. It reads the Abilities API from every installed plugin and rolls them into one MCP server.

  • One connection instead of a dozen separate plugin servers to wire up and maintain.
  • SEO fields, builder widgets, media tools, menus, and custom post types all reachable in one place.
  • More than 200 tools, builder-native, where a plain WordPress MCP gives you a handful.

Plans and Pricing

Start free, then upgrade when it earns its place in your workflow.

Lite

Free
Gutenberg, 30 edits a month

A no-risk way to try AI editing on a single site.

Most popular

Maker

~$79 / year

One site, full builder access and the complete tool set.

Studio

~$499 / year

25 to 250 sites for agencies running at scale.

The Maker

One Builder Who Actually Cares

Respira is built by Mihai Dragomirescu, a solo founder in Brasov, Romania. He ships in public, often daily, and answers his own support. The early-adopter licenses, the genuine help, and the fast turnaround on requested features are why we back this tool by name. When you buy Respira you support one person who cares, not a faceless platform.

Get Started

If you run WordPress and want an AI editor that respects your real site, Respira is where we would point you.

Read our full breakdown in the Respira review on our blog.