AutomatorWP – Automator plugin for no-code automations, webhooks & custom integrations in WordPress vs LolaCore – AI Admin Agent

AutomatorWP is a flexible, open-source automator plugin that connects your WordPress plugins, sites and apps together to build powerful workflows with ease. You can create “automations” linked to your WordPress activities and when any of them happen, you can make other things happen accordingly. Automate sales, marketing, administrative tasks, learning experiences and countless other processes to save time, eliminate repetitive work, and focus on what matters most. Watch the video below to see how AutomatorWP works in less than 2 minutes! Use automations to connect your plugins Here are some automations samples to give you a quick idea of what you can build: When user purchases a WooCommerce product > Add a WP Fusion tag to the user When user joins a BuddyPress group > Enroll user in a LearnDash course Not only you can create one-to-one connections, also you can create automations with all the triggers and actions of your choice, such as the following one: When user creates a bbPress topic and completes a H5P content > Enroll user in a LifterLMS course, add to MemberPress membership and email them with the access instructions. The number of combinations and possibilities are unlimited! Webhooks to keep your site connected With the Webhooks add-on you are able to send and receive data from anywhere and connect all your WordPress plugins with platforms like Zapier or Make. Even you can connect your plugins from different sites! Example: User purchases a product on Site A > Enroll user in a course on Site B Anything with support to webhooks or a Rest API can be connected with the Webhooks add-on and, in consequence, with your WordPress plugins! View Webhooks automations samples Features AutomatorWP is extremely powerful and infinitely extensible. Check out some of the built in features: Unlimited triggers and actions: Configure as many triggers and actions per automation as you want. Logged-in and anonymous automations: Create automations for logged-in users or for not logged-in visitors. Scheduled and recurring automations: Automations to run actions on all or on a filtered group of users manually, on a specific date or on a recurring basis. All posts automations: Create automated tasks that check your site posts and process actions on them like clean up the older posts or email administrators about pending ones. All users automations: Create automations that can loop all or a group of users and process actions on them like remove inactive users or email new ones. Filters: Filter any trigger or action with the conditions of your choice. Required number of times: Set the number of times required to complete a trigger like comment on a post 3 times. Sequential triggers: Force users to complete triggers in order to complete the automation. Completion limits: Limit automation’s maximum completion times per user and globally. Tags: Tags to pass dynamic information from triggers to actions (with support to user and post metas). Developer-friendly: AutomatorWP is extremely flexible with plenty of hooks to add custom features and functionalities. Integrated with +200 WordPress plugins AutomatorWP works with different WordPress plugins, including: ActiveMember360 Advanced Ads Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) AffiliatePress AffiliateWP Amelia AnsPress ARForms ARMember Asgaros Forum Autonami Awesome Support BBForms bbPress Better Messages Blockli BookingPress Brizy BuddyBoss BuddyPress Caldera Forms Code Snippets Contact Form 7 Charitable DigiMember Divi Download Manager Easy Affiliate Easy Digital Downloads Elementor Eventin Everest Forms Favorites FluentBooking FluentCart FluentCRM Fluent Support Fluent Forms Formidable Forms Forminator GamiPress GeoDirectory Gravity Forms Gravity Kit Groundhogg H5P HappyForms iMember360 Invite Anyone Jetpack CRM JetEngine JetFormBuilder Kadence Blocks Kali Forms LearnDash LearnPress LifterLMS Mail Mint MailPoet Masteriyo LMS MasterStudy LMS MemberPress Meta Box Modern Events Calendar MyCred Newsletter Ninja Forms Paid Memberships Pro PeepSo Popup Maker Presto Player PrettyLinks Quiz and Survey Master Restrict Content Pro Sensei LMS ShortLinks Pro Simple Feature Requests SliceWP Studiocart SureCart SureMembers The Events Calendar Thrive Apprentice Thrive Cart Thrive Leads Thrive Ovation Thrive Quiz Builder Tutor LMS Ultimate Member Upsell Plugin WhishList Member weForms WooCommerce WooCommerce Shipstation WP All Import WP Booking Calendar WP Fusion WP Job Manager WP Polls WP PostRatings WP Simple Pay WP Ulike WP User Manager WPAdverts WPCode wpDiscuz WPForms WPLMS WS Form Integrated with AI Agents AutomatorWP already connects with AI agents to create smarter workflows. We’re continuously working on adding more AI integrations. Anthropic (Claude) Google Gemini Mistral AI Open AI (ChatGPT) Integrated with external platforms AutomatorWP can also work with external platforms, furthermore WordPress plugins, like these below: ActiveCampaign Airtable AWeber Bluesky Campaign Monitor ClickUp ConvertKit Facebook HubSpot Google Calendar Google Sheets IFTTT Instagram Integrately Integromat KonnectzIT Mailchimp MailerLite Make Notion Twilio Twitter Typeform Zapier Zoom Powerful add-ons to extend AutomatorWP If you’re looking for something endorsed and maintained by the developers who built AutomatorWP, there are a plethora of premium add-ons, the most popular of which include: Webhooks: Send and receive data from webhooks to connect all your plugins with web services like Zapier or Integromat or even to connect different WordPress sites. Schedule Actions: Schedule any action to run after a time delay of your choice. Calculator: can perform mathematical calculations on tags like sums, subtractions, multiplications, divisions and even apply functions such as abs, sin, cos among others. Formatter: is able to apply different formats to tags like convert, replace or extract anything from strings, numbers or dates even remove the HTML from a content. Generator: lets you generate content like random strings, random numbers, emails even hashes and WordPress nonces. QR Code: will create QR codes from links or texts with different styles, formats and colors. Multimedia Content: New triggers based on multimedia content creation and interaction. Block Users: Block users and roles for being able to complete any automation of your choice. Button & Link: Launch any automation through buttons and links clicks. Restrict Content: allows you to manage access to any post or page. Custom User Fields: allows you to create new fields for WordPress users. CSV: adds new trigger to let you read content from a CSV or Google Sheets spreadsheet. User Lists: lets you to create, organize, and manage user lists . View all add-ons Included triggers, actions and filters AutomatorWP includes +600 triggers, actions and filters from +200 plugins & platforms for free, all of them listed here. More plugins from the AutomatorWP team If you like AutomatorWP, you will love our other plugins! GamiPress – Flexible gamification plugin to reward your users with points, achievements, badges & ranks based on their activity in your WordPress. ShortLinks Pro – The most complete link management plugin that not only powers WordPress websites with shortened URLs, also empowers site owners to create clean, branded and unique affiliate links easily. BBForms – BBForms is a code form plugin designed to help you build multipurpose forms in seconds!

You: Run the weekly cleanup. Lola: Last week you decided to keep post revisions for 30 days and leave the ones on your landing pages alone. Going by that, 1,240 revisions and 1.2K expired transients are safe to clear, about 34 MB. I’ll show you the exact list before anything runs. Proceed? You didn’t repeat your rules. You didn’t re-explain last week. Lola already knew, because she remembers your site across sessions while every other AI tool forgets the moment you close the tab. That is the difference between a chatbot and an agent that runs your site. Running WordPress once is easy; running it every day wears you down—separate screens, repeated clicks, context gone when you close the session. That grind has a name: admin fatigue, the real cost of running a site. It hits hardest in WooCommerce, where every order and stock update adds another screen. I ran a store for ten years; what burned me out was never the selling—it was the admin. LolaCore is where that stops. Lola is an AI agent inside your wp-admin. You tell her what you need; she does the admin work and shows you exactly what she will change before anything happens. No new dashboard. No external tool. She works where you already work. She is built natively on the WordPress 7.0 AI Client and the Abilities API. She reads your database, reasons about it, and executes real actions only with your explicit approval. Full picture: documentation. Persistent memory Memory is the foundation everything else stands on. Lola remembers facts across sessions: plugin conflicts, security findings, your preferences, decisions you have made—all stored locally in your WordPress database. Ask what you worked on last week and she searches that memory plus the action log before answering. Correct or archive individual facts from chat without a full wipe. Important findings stay sharp; old trivia fades; pinned facts stay longer. When you start a new conversation, you don’t re-explain your stack. You pick up the thread. How decay, boosting, and export/import work: persistent memory guide. 77 abilities. 10 domains. One chat. Site diagnostics (4 abilities). WordPress and PHP status, HTTPS, database size, security headers, SEO audit. Lola tells you what’s broken before your client does. Plugins (8). Search WordPress.org, install, activate, deactivate, update, roll back to an earlier release, or update all. “Update all plugins” is one sentence, not 14 update screens. Plugin Builder (9). Describe a custom plugin in chat. Lola reads your site, co-designs a short plan, generates files with safety checks and AI code review, then you test in Playground before it touches your live site. Block Builder (9). Same flow for custom Gutenberg blocks: Lola scaffolds block.json, editor scripts, and the PHP render callback; you preview in Playground, then install on approval. Content & metadata (7). Create pages, edit posts, change status, update slugs, read and write post meta. Works with Yoast, RankMath, and other post-meta plugins. Users (4). Create accounts, change roles, remove users with automatic content reassignment. Database & cache (3). Clean post revisions, expired transients, orphaned postmeta, and spam comments. The cleanup WordPress never does for you. Taxonomies & media (7). Categories, tags, comments, and media files. Themes & settings (13). Install, update, and delete themes with safety warnings, read and write site options, manage navigation menus, review cron jobs. WooCommerce (13). Detected automatically. Products, orders, customers, coupons, categories, sales reports. “How much revenue this week?”—from your store data, not a dashboard. Every ability in detail: ability reference. Store tools with examples: WooCommerce abilities. How Lola stays safe Your data never touches our servers. No telemetry, no analytics. Your conversations go from your hosting to your AI provider. That’s it. Nothing happens without your approval. Every write action shows a preview card with exactly what Lola is about to do. You confirm or cancel. Every action is logged with before/after snapshots. Admin-only. She has an opinion Lola has judgment. When a change would hurt your site, she tells you before you commit and offers a safer way to get what you want. If you still want to proceed, she does it your way and records the decision, so the next time it comes up the context is already there. Any model, your choice Lola works with whatever AI provider you configure in WordPress 7.0 (Settings → AI). Agentic models perform best: GPT-5.5, DeepSeek V4, Claude 4.6 Sonnet or Opus 4.7. Gemini, Grok, Ollama, and OpenRouter work through the native connector. You pay your provider directly—no token markup from LolaCore. Each message sends only the abilities your request needs, not the full catalog. Setup: connecting your AI provider. Work with your site from Claude If you already pay for Claude, that subscription can run your site. Open Lola → MCP Settings, find Connect from the web, and click Add to Claude. The dialog opens on claude.ai with everything filled in — sign in, approve the connection on your site, done. From that moment, “update the plugins on my site” or “how did the store do this week?” works from any Claude conversation, on desktop or mobile. No API key to generate, no provider account to configure. You approve the connection once, as an administrator, on your own site. Every connected app appears in a list on the same screen, with a Disconnect button that cuts its access on the spot. Three things the connection needs: HTTPS, a site reachable from the internet (not a local install), and pretty permalinks. If any of them is missing, the screen tells you exactly what to fix. If your host runs an aggressive firewall, allow Anthropic’s published address range 160.79.104.0/21 — the screen has a built-in connection check that tells you whether the site is answering correctly. Native to WordPress 7.0 LolaCore runs entirely on the native WordPress AI Client and Abilities API. No external HTTP libraries, no custom credential vaults. When WordPress updates its AI infrastructure, LolaCore updates with it. Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese Lola speaks your language. Set WordPress to es_ES or pt_BR and the full admin experience runs in native Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese: settings panel, chat widget, ability labels, onboarding, preview cards, errors, and status messages. More than 1,050 user-facing strings per locale — not a thin language pack. The intent router is localized for both languages. Ask in Spanish or Portuguese which pages are in draft, what needs attention today, or to list your skills — Lola routes to the right tools without English keywords. Other locales fall back to English. Lola’s lane A tool that does everything does nothing well. Lola is built narrow on purpose. She doesn’t edit theme files, core, or server config. Plugin Builder and Block Builder are the exceptions: she generates custom plugins and blocks that you own and iterate in chat. She doesn’t see your frontend. Lola lives inside wp-admin. In wp-admin, she works on one site at a time. Over MCP, your editor can hold the whole fleet. Why these boundaries exist: what Lola cannot do. Skills and playbooks: teach Lola how you work Skills are short behavioral guides in plain Markdown that shape how Lola approaches a task. LolaCore ships with 14 built in, and you can write your own or ask Lola to create one for you in chat. Skills guide. A playbook is a curated manual for one area of work: your brand guidelines, your FSE build conventions, an internal process. Upload a document (TXT, Markdown, DOCX, or HTML), Lola distills it into a draft, you review and activate it. From then on she consults it whenever that domain comes up. Playbooks guide. Free addons teach Lola your stack When you work with a specific tool every day, a free addon teaches Lola that domain—all sharing the same site memory: LolaCore for Elementor: manage your Elementor pages and templates from chat LolaCore for ACF: read and write Advanced Custom Fields in plain language LolaCore for SEO: audit and edit your SEO without opening another panel LolaCore for Forms: work with your forms and their entries from the chat LolaCore for Statistics: ask about your traffic and get the number, not a dashboard LolaCore for FSE: a block and template builder for block themes Browse them all: lolacore.com/add-ons. For agencies and consultants Run WordPress for clients and the admin work multiplies with every site. Free addons go deep on the stack you build with: 91 for Elementor, 26 for ACF, 22 for SEO, 18 for Statistics, 15 for Forms, 17 for FSE—189 abilities on top of Lola’s core. Each client site is a separate install with its own memory; contexts never bleed across clients. Preview cards and logs mean you always know what changed on a live site. LolaCore bundles a zero-config MCP server—each client site becomes a tool in Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP client. Connect the fleet and one agent runs it: “update plugins on site A”, “how did site B sell this week”, “SEO audit on every site”. Your agent, your rules, Lola’s full toolset—abilities, memory, builders, skills, playbooks. Don’t know what to say? Start here. No commands, no syntax. Three prompts you can paste right now: “Give me a quick briefing on the site. Anything that needs attention today.” “Update all plugins except Elementor and [plugin name]. Show me the list first.” “How much have we sold this week? Compare it to last week.” There are 45 more in the prompt library: daily check-ins, maintenance routines, session combos. External Services LolaCore connects to the following external services. Each connection is documented with what triggers it, what data is sent, and links to the relevant terms and privacy policies. AI Providers (Chat Feature) When you use the chat widget, your messages are sent to whichever AI provider you have configured in WordPress’s built-in AI settings (Settings → AI). LolaCore does not operate its own servers and does not route data through any intermediary. Data sent to your provider: – Your chat messages – A summary of your site scan (WordPress version, active plugin list, PHP version) – Relevant memory facts (site observations stored in your local database) Data never sent: – Passwords, API keys, wp-config values, or database credentials – Personal user data (emails, addresses, payment info) When this happens: Only when you actively send a message in the chat widget. No background calls. Supported providers: – OpenAI – https://openai.com | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy – Anthropic – https://anthropic.com | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy – DeepSeek – https://deepseek.com | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Claude Web Connection (Optional) When you connect your site to Claude from Lola → MCP Settings, the traffic direction is inbound: Anthropic’s servers call your site’s REST API on behalf of your signed-in Claude account. LolaCore does not send any data to Anthropic on its own — data leaves the site only when you actively ask Claude to work with it, and every connection first requires an administrator’s approval on the site’s consent screen. Anthropic (Claude) – https://anthropic.com | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy Wordfence Vulnerability API LolaCore can check your installed plugins against the public Wordfence vulnerability database to identify known security issues. Endpoint: https://www.wordfence.com/api/intelligence/v2/vulnerabilities/scanner Data sent: An HTTP GET request with no request body. LolaCore sends only a User-Agent header identifying itself (LolaCore WordPress Plugin). No plugin lists, site URLs, or user data are transmitted to Wordfence. Data received: A public JSON feed of known WordPress plugin vulnerabilities. LolaCore compares this list locally against your installed plugin slugs and versions to surface relevant findings. When this happens: Only when you explicitly request a vulnerability check through the chat (e.g., “check my plugins for vulnerabilities”). This call is never made automatically during plugin activation, scheduled scans, or background operations. Service links: – Wordfence – https://www.wordfence.com | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy WordPress.org Plugin API When you ask Lola to search for or install plugins, LolaCore queries the official WordPress.org Plugin API. Data sent: Plugin search keywords or slug identifiers. Data received: Plugin metadata, descriptions, and download URLs from the WordPress.org repository. When this happens: Only when you use plugin search or install features through the chat. Service: https://wordpress.org | API Documentation Google Fonts The admin settings page loads two font families (Plus Jakarta Sans and JetBrains Mono) from Google Fonts for the plugin’s admin interface. Data sent: Standard HTTP font file requests. Google receives the requesting IP address and browser User-Agent. When this happens: Each time an administrator opens the LolaCore settings page. Service: https://fonts.google.com | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy