The agent now reaches every content type
T-Builder 0.9.6 and 0.9.7 let the WordPress AI agent find, rename, trash and restore entries of any content type, and set or replace pictures everywhere with one call.
Posts and pages were never the whole site. Themes and plugins keep team members, testimonials, products, projects and menus in content types of their own, and until now the agent could see them but not do much with them. Versions 0.9.6 and 0.9.7 of T-Builder close that gap.
Every content type the site registers
The WordPress AI agent now lists the content types the site actually has, including the ones a theme or a plugin registered, with their fields. Ask for "the three team members on the About page" and it finds the entries of the team type, not three paragraphs that mention people. Ask to add a testimonial and it creates one in the type the theme reads, so the slider on the front page shows it.
This works for the built-in types, for the ones registered by page builders and theme frameworks, and for the ones you defined yourself.
Find, rename, trash and restore
Four operations arrived with 0.9.6:
- Find entries of any type by title, by field value or by status, so the agent can pick the right one before it changes anything.
- Rename an entry, its slug included, with the old address redirected.
- Trash an entry. Nothing is deleted outright: it goes to the WordPress trash like it would from wp-admin.
- Restore an entry from the trash, for the cases where "remove the old pricing page" turned out to mean a different page.
Every one of these is listed under Activity in the project, with what changed and when.
Pictures everywhere, one call
Version 0.9.7 adds a single tool for images. It sets or replaces the picture of anything that has one: the featured image of a post, the photo of a team member, the logo in the header, an image inside an Elementor widget. You describe where the picture goes, the agent finds the spot.
When a picture is replaced, the media-replace keeps the attachment id. The new file takes the place of the old one in the media library, so every page, widget and gallery that pointed at the old id now shows the new image. There is no hunting for the twelve places the old logo was used.
Getting the update
Both versions are in your account under downloads. The tools are part of the chat, so there is nothing to configure; they cost the same as any other step of a conversation, as listed on the pricing page.