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Specter + WordPress guides
Everything you can do with Specter on a WordPress site — from first connection to AI recipes across your whole archive, every change reviewed as a diff before it publishes back.
Guide
Connect WordPress to the Spectersync webapp
Connect your WordPress site to the Spectersync webapp in a few minutes: site URL, username, Application Password. Covers self-hosted WordPress, WordPress.com plan requirements, and what to do if the REST API is blocked.
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Generate a WordPress Application Password for Spectersync
Generate a WordPress Application Password for the Spectersync webapp in under a minute: Users → Profile → Application Passwords. Covers scopes, revoking, why app passwords beat your main login, and what to do if a 2FA plugin blocks them.
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How Specter handles the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg)
An honest look at what round-trips cleanly between Gutenberg and the clean content you edit in Spectersync — and what doesn't. Standard blocks work. Page-builder blocks come through as opaque HTML.
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How to add a CTA to every WordPress post at once
Insert a call-to-action into every WordPress post at a consistent location — after the second H2, before the conclusion, wherever — by connecting your archive to the Spectersync webapp, running one AI recipe, reviewing the diff, and publishing back.
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How to bulk edit WordPress posts for SEO (at scale)
Bulk edit WordPress posts for SEO: connect your site to the Spectersync webapp, run one AI recipe across every post, review the diff, and publish back through the REST API.
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How to bulk-fix broken internal links across WordPress
Find and fix broken internal links across every WordPress post at once: connect your site to the Spectersync webapp, run a recipe to swap dead URLs or old domains, review the diff, and publish back.
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How to bulk-write meta descriptions for WordPress posts
Bulk-generate meta descriptions for every WordPress post: connect your archive to the Spectersync webapp, run an AI recipe to fill the gaps, review the diff, and publish back. Works with both Yoast and Rank Math.
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How to edit WordPress posts with AI
A hands-on workflow to edit WordPress posts with AI: connect your site to the Spectersync webapp, run a recipe across the archive, review the diff, and publish back via the REST API.
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How to protect your WordPress content with Spectersync
Spectersync keeps a clean, structured copy of every WordPress post in your workspace, with a snapshot behind every publish — so a bad edit or plugin mishap is a rollback, not a recovery project. Not a replacement for a full site backup.
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How to refresh old WordPress posts at scale
Find WordPress posts older than 18 months that still earn traffic or links, freshen the facts, update the date, and publish back — all from the Spectersync webapp with full-archive context.
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Use AI to edit your WordPress posts (the big-picture workflow)
Why AI works on whole-archive context but WordPress admin shows one post at a time — and how the Spectersync webapp bridges the gap with recipes, diffs, and safe publishing.
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