WordPress-native production
Build the system behind the page.
Kitten connects coding agents to real WordPress architecture, creates reviewed drafts, and keeps publishing under human control.
Complete workflow
From connection to measurable QA
Capabilities are grouped by the outcome they support, with foundation and vertical-slice boundaries stated plainly.
Agent connection & preflight
Connect through the branded CLI and inspect runtime, permissions, theme width, templates, providers, and launch gates before writing.
WordPress architecture
Plan native pages, navigation, CPTs, taxonomies, REST-visible meta, optional ACF editing, and reusable bindings.
Design manifest & recipes
Translate briefs, selected screenshots, and exact Figma nodes into manifest v1.3 semantic sections and trusted registered recipes.
Mobile-first & motion
Start at 390px with keyboard, touch, RTL, reduced-motion, and no-JavaScript behavior built into the responsive contract.
CMS, multilingual & SEO
Work with native metadata, optional ACF, Polylang/WPML/TranslatePress, Yoast/Rank Math, schema, links, and measurable audits.
Forms & WooCommerce drafts
Discover provider authority, plan verified embeds, and create WooCommerce product drafts where the required plugins are active.
Reviewed media
Keep raster assets in the Media Library with provenance, responsive sizes, focal points, rights state, and human alt decisions.
Assignments & rollback
Separate fingerprinted homepage, navigation, template, theme, visibility, and cache decisions from content creation.
Production validation
Run rendered QA and target-specific checks without claiming universal compatibility, certification, or production readiness.
Clear boundaries
What Kitten does—and what stays human
Kitten handles
Preflight, architecture plans, draft creation, provider-aware adapters, manifest validation, reversible assignment plans, and measurable audits.
Humans approve
Brand assets, rights, legal/privacy language, accessibility acceptance, compatibility evidence, global assignments, and publishing.
Development preview
See the workflow before you ship it.
Start with the Quick Start, then validate the target WordPress stack before treating any result as production-ready.