Landings this afternoon, not next sprint
Ask for a new page. It lands as native Divi or Elementor — a draft. You never handed anyone wp-admin.
Studios already brief in Depaza and Claude. WP Adapter is the shop — landings, copy, CSS, cache, forms, catalog — inside the Elementor and Divi you paid for. The only wp-admin left is you saying live.
Ask for a new page. It lands as native Divi or Elementor — a draft. You never handed anyone wp-admin.
Copy patches stay inside the layout. New pages are shortcodes, not a flattened HTML dump. Columns stay.
Global !important on .et_pb_column is a hunt, not a guess. Preview the draft. You still hit live.
The shop
Native [et_pb_section] on Divi, or the canvas you pinned in Setup. Still a draft. preview-post so you can look before anyone else does.
Patch the words inside the page you already have. No full layout. Snapshot already ran.
Find the rule that’s winning — Additional CSS, Divi Custom CSS, HFCM, Divi globals. Fix it. Purge LiteSpeed if it’s on.
inspect-front the preview. Set the slug, then set-status publish. Stop if Policy turned publish off.
The new habit
Upload the zip. Activate. Your site does not grow a second dashboard.
Point Depaza, Claude Cowork, Claude Code, Cursor, or ChatGPT at one address: wpadapter.com/mcp.
New landing. Rewrite the hero. Find the CSS that’s winning. Claude reads get-site.playbooks first. You still hit live.
Why this is the buy
The fear is a robot flattening a homepage you paid a studio for. Copy is a patch. A new Divi landing is native shortcodes — not a Code module of HTML.
Depaza, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor — same address. Clients never see a WordPress password.
We snapshot before we write. Restore the last good version. You stay in charge.
preview-post mints a signed visitor URL for 24 hours. The public slug 404s until you hit publish.
Two plugins. Two zips. Two prices.
€79 / year
Claude runs the bureau: landings, copy, CSS, cache, catalog. Inside the Elementor and Divi you paid for. You still hit publish.
5 sites · this is not the form plugin
€49 / year
The form plugin. Ask Claude. Your Stripe. Unlimited sites. Built to replace living in WPForms.
Unlimited sites · this is not the editor plugin
This is you
Not this
WordPress 7.1.3 already ships a free transport. Serious teams buy WP Adapter on top: a short list of safe edits, drafts by default, and a publish lock you actually use. WP Adapter vs WordPress MCP.
It will not run SQL or edit theme PHP. Plugin install is a wordpress.org slug, and only when you turn that on.
What people like us buy
€79 / year
5 WordPress sites
€199 / year
50 WordPress sites
€299 / year
300 sites · client keys
The questions people actually ask
No. WordPress ships a free transport. You buy WP Adapter because publish stays yours, and the layout you paid for stays put.
That’s why people use it. Copy is a patch inside the page you already have. A new Divi landing is native [et_pb_section] shortcodes — still a draft. A full replace needs Allow replace, on purpose.
Yes. preview-post mints a signed visitor URL for 24 hours. The public slug 404s until you hit publish. That’s draft-only doing its job.
That’s a CSS fight, not a broken module. search-css finds the rule in Additional CSS, Divi Custom CSS, HFCM, or Divi globals. Then update-site-css and purge cache if LiteSpeed is on. Both on by default.
On Pro, yes — Allow publish is on by default. Tick Draft-only on that origin to lock it. Lite stays drafts only. Set the slug before going live if the title has æ/ø/å.
First: Depaza.eu. Then Claude Cowork, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Grok. They all use https://wpadapter.com/mcp.
No. WP Adapter Forms is a different plugin: €49 / year, unlimited sites. WP Adapter Pro is the editor. Two zips.
User manual — install, tools, safety, FAQ for both plugins.
€79 a year. Five sites. Signed preview for drafts. Undo any change.
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