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WordPress, where an approved change becomes a draft first.

XORV Build can deliver an approved change to WordPress as a draft, publish it only with a separate approval, and roll it back. The integration is built and in testing, not yet proven on a real site.

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What WordPress adds to XORV

A draft first, then a separate approval
An approved change arrives in WordPress as a draft. Publishing it is a second approval, and a published change can be rolled back.
WordPressIn testing
What XORV reads
Your pages as published
The draft an approved change creates
What you see
The change, line by line
Which approval each step waits for
A rollback, if you need one
In testing: built and tested, not yet proven on a real site.
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Every line says what it rests on
Before a draft reaches WordPress, XORV Build marks each line: an approved fact, an attributed source, a creative line, or a gap left for you to complete.
Draft
Every line marked with what it rests on
Every bag is roasted in Jeddah and shipped within two days.Approved fact
Members of beanforum.community compare subscriptions by roast date.Attributed source
Fresh coffee, on your doorstep, every month.Creative line
[TO COMPLETE: delivery cities]To complete
A figure or a claim with no approved fact behind it is refused.
Example

Why it matters for AI answers

Answers read your pages
AI assistants cite pages that say clearly what you offer. Most changes XORV recommends are changes to a page.
Nothing publishes by itself
A draft waits for you, and publishing asks you again. XORV Build never publishes on its own.
A way back
A published change can be rolled back, so trying an improvement does not mean living with it.

What connecting allows

XORV can

Create a draft for a change you approved
Publish it after a second approval
Roll back a change it published

XORV never

Publish without your approval
Use your own WordPress password
Change a page you approved no change for

How to connect

Create an application password
In WordPress, create an application password for XORV. It is separate from your own password, and you can revoke it at any time.
Connect it in your workspace
Add your site and the application password in your XORV workspace.
Approve a change
XORV Build drafts the change in WordPress; publishing it waits for your second approval.