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Maxi can create new content with AI — writing text and generating or editing images, on demand or in bulk. This is the capability that turns your agent from something that manages your site into something that produces for it.…

Agent notes are a lightweight ticketing system built into your site: trackable work items that you and your agent both use — to report bugs, capture tasks, plan follow-ups, and discuss them. This guide covers reviewing, discussing, and resolving them.…

Every change an agent makes to your site is recorded. The audit log is where you go to answer “what happened, and who did it?” — independent of what any agent tells you. This guide covers reading it. Maxi keeps…

Maxi’s AI features — generating text and images — run through external AI providers. To use them, you give Maxi an API key for each provider you want. This guide covers adding keys, replacing them safely, and checking their status…

Give each agent its own WordPress user, scoped to exactly what it should be allowed to do. This guide covers creating that user, choosing its role, and issuing the credential it connects with. When you connect an agent to your…

Your agent can record things it figures out so it doesn’t have to solve them twice. But nothing recorded guides future work until you approve it. This guide covers reviewing, approving, pausing, and retiring that knowledge. Knowledge is reusable know-how…

Operator notes are how you tell your agent how to work on your site — your standing instructions, in your own words. This guide covers writing one, putting it into effect, and changing or retiring it later. You do all…

Maxi gives an AI agent real access to your site, so it’s fair to ask: how is that kept safe? This page explains the protections in plain terms — what they are and why they mean you stay in control.…

Maxi AI Core needs an active license on every site it runs on. This page covers what the license is, how to get one, where to enter it, and what to do if you lose it. Maxi AI Core requires…

The agent reads its operating rules at the start of every session. Those rules come from a playbook. This page explains what that is — and why it’s not something you need to manage. A playbook is the agent’s standing…