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Describe the website
Start with your business, audience and the action visitors should take. A useful brief names the pages you need and the facts the copy must preserve.
CONVERSATION MEETS WORDPRESS
Build and manage your WordPress website through conversation.
Describe what your website needs to do. Shape the pages, refine the details and keep the final decision in your hands.
Sitekick’s conversation-led CMS workflow is designed to connect AI assistance with WordPress authoring, preview and owner review.
Compare CMS subscriptions and onboarding. Conversation and MCP access depend on the supported connection enabled for your account.
START WITH A GOAL
“Make our services easier to understand.”
Give the assistant your services, audience and verified business details. Work toward a clearer page plan, then inspect the result before publishing.
An example brief, not a recorded customer conversation.
FROM INTENT TO A REVIEWED WEBSITE
Give direction. Stay involved.
The supported workflow separates planning, generation and publication so a request does not become an unreviewed live change.
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Refine the plan
Work through page content, shared navigation and design direction. Review the saved plan and generation estimate before starting the work.
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Preview the result
Check the generated website before publication. Read the copy, follow the links and inspect the layout on a small screen.
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Approve the release
Publication requires an owner review in the CMS browser session. Connecting an assistant or confirming a tool call does not replace that approval.
USEFUL REQUESTS
Ask for the outcome you need.
“Plan a Home, Services, About and Contact website for our business. Use only the facts in this brief.”
“Refine the service-page copy for first-time customers. Keep the approved prices and contact details.”
“Show me the saved project and generation estimate before starting.”
These examples describe supported planning and review tasks. The selected site’s permissions and authoring capabilities determine what can proceed.
THE MCP CONNECTION
A bridge to the CMS.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) gives a compatible assistant a defined way to discover and call website tools. With an enabled Sitekick CMS connection, those tools cover authorized sites, projects, generation jobs and release review.
The connection follows your account’s permissions. It does not grant administrator access or make every WordPress plugin available to the assistant.
Read the conversation-first guideEASY EDITS. DEEPER CONTROL.
Conversation is one way to work.
Use the editor when a direct adjustment is easier. Keep WordPress’s familiar content tools within reach.
Make the small edit yourself.
Refine text, images and layout in the CMS visual editor. You can give direction in words and still make a precise adjustment by hand.
Keep advanced tools available.
Use the supported WordPress and Elementor editing paths for detailed work. Managed release content follows its CMS revision and review controls; it is not an invitation to overwrite a sealed release.
Choose a managed foundation.
Sitekick CMS brings AI-assisted creation, hosting and WordPress content management into one service. Start with the existing subscription and onboarding flow instead of assembling a custom MCP server.
REVIEW AND RECOVERY
A clear boundary before going live.
Inspect the preview and approve the exact release in your CMS browser session. Generation and publication are separate decisions.
The release workflow includes review of an eligible rollback target. A presentation rollback is not a backup of orders, bookings or form submissions. Confirm the available recovery path for the selected site before making changes.
What can an assistant actually see?
Only the tools and site access exposed by its authorized connection. An MCP connection alone does not establish access to search rankings, analytics or performance reports.
For any request that depends on external data, first establish which data source is connected and what it can read. Website changes still need factual and visual review.
Explore Sitekick CMSYOUR NEXT WEBSITE TASK
Start with your business goal.
Choose a Sitekick CMS plan, follow CMS onboarding and check the editing and connection options available to your account.