Publishing

The CMS connection is the only integration with write access. Every other integration is read-only. Nothing an agent does is applied without your approval, and finished work arrives as a draft. You open it in your own CMS, check it, and publish from there.

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Publishing always stays with you

Nothing is published automatically, ever. When you ask an agent to send work to your CMS, it arrives as a draft. You can also ask the agent to update the meta description at the same time.

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Your CMS must be on the supported list

Agents currently supports six CMS connections.

• WordPress.com
• WordPress self-hosted
• Contentful
• Drupal
• Webflow
• Sanity

Follow Integrations to connect your CMS.

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Approval and publishing are separate actions

When you approve a task, you approve the work inside Agents. You don’t publish the CMS draft. Open the draft in your CMS, review it there, and publish it when you’re ready. The second action is yours.

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Published-page updates need a one-page test

Test any change on one published page before running the same update across many. Check the page body and meta description on that first page, then scale.

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