Workspace for WordPress

Workspace for WordPress

AI chat that can run your site

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 30, 2026
  • August 1, 2026

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Your own AI, on your own server. Workspace connects to a WordPress site you already run, and turns it into a private AI app. Every model your site has keys for — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, OpenRouter and more — billed to you, called by your server. Scan a QR code and you're in. AN AI CHAT APP THAT HAPPENS TO BE PRIVATE Use it the way you already use one: ask anything, switch model mid-conversation, generate images, keep everything in folders with search across the lot. Nothing passes through us, because there is no "us" in the request path. A WORDPRESS THAT ANSWERS BACK Turn on WordPress Tools and it works the site itself: draft and publish posts, analyse SEO, pull your traffic. Anything that would change something stops and shows you the exact tool and its arguments first. THEN GO FURTHER Knowledge bases, MCP servers and your own functions, connected in a tap. ALSO Dark and light with five accents, stored per WordPress user so they follow you. Stop, edit, regenerate or branch any message. Export any conversation as Markdown. Multiple sites. iPhone and iPad. Requires a self-hosted WordPress 6.0 or later site with the AI Engine plugin, and an administrator account on it. Workspace for WordPress is made by Meow Apps and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the WordPress Foundation or Automattic.
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What's New in Workspace for WordPress

1.2

August 1, 2026

FIXED Connecting now works on sites that block the WordPress users route. Security plugins commonly turn it off to stop user enumeration, and that was the one route the app used to check a new connection, so WordPress showed the device as paired while the app still said the connection was not valid. A refused connection now explains itself. The app asks the site what went wrong and passes the answer on, whether the credentials were dropped on the way to WordPress, a security plugin blocked the request, or the account is not an administrator. IMPROVED Settings shows which version of AI Engine the site is running, which is the first thing worth knowing when something misbehaves. Connecting no longer depends on a site sending every last detail the app knows about, so an older or newer AI Engine will not keep you out.

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