Write, review and publish with Workover
Connect your WordPress site, write and review with your team, bring in your AI agent, and publish when it’s ready.
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npm i -g @workover/cliworkover loginclaude mcp add workover -- npx -y @workover/mcp
Set up your AI agent
Connect the agent you already work in to your documentation. Paste this prompt into it, or follow the guides below.
Agent prompt
Help me set up Workover. Read https://workover.io/docs/cli-and-mcp first. Then: 1. Install the Workover CLI with `npm i -g @workover/cli` and sign in with `workover login`. It opens my browser so I can approve the connection. 2. If you are Claude Code, connect the Workover MCP server with `claude mcp add workover -- npx -y @workover/mcp`. 3. Run `workover projects` to list the projects I can reach, then suggest useful next steps, such as finding a document that is out of date and proposing an update for me to review.
The Workover CLISearch, read, create and propose edits to your documents from the terminal, with scopes you choose when you sign in.The MCP serverGive Claude Code and other agents your documentation: they search and read it, and every edit arrives as a suggestion you review.API keysCreate and revoke the keys scripts and integrations use to reach Workover.
What's new
The latest changes to Workover. Browse the full changelog.
Improved App ConnectionsSaving new start pages or a new product root now triggers a fresh scan of the connected app right away, instead of waiting for the next…Introducing Support for Mintlify and Improved Automated ScreenshotsNew AI-generated screenshots now match the real screens of your connected app Drafting and screenshot capture now draw on the actual labels…List code blocks on WordPress, and category names for non-ownersFixed Workspace members now see real category and author names in the WordPress panel Non-owner members previously saw categories as bare…
Getting Started
What is Workover?Workover is a content workspace that writes to your CMS. What it does, who it is for, and how the pieces fit together.Quickstart: your first documentConnect a site, create a document, and publish it to WordPress — the whole loop in about ten minutes.Core conceptsWorkspaces, projects, documents and tabs — the four things everything else in Workover hangs off.Connecting Your WordPress Site to WorkoverHow to Update Your Existing Content With WorkoverInviting your teamAdd teammates to a workspace, choose what they can reach, and understand what an invite costs.
The Editor
Editor basicsFormatting, shortcuts, the slash menu, and how your work is saved.Document tabsSplit a document into tabs, and which tab is the one that syncs to WordPress.Images and mediaAdd images to a document, where they are stored, and how they move to your WordPress media library.How To Insert Code BlocksPasting MarkdownPaste Markdown from anywhere and have it become formatted rich text automatically.Comments and suggestionsLeave comments, propose tracked changes, and resolve a review thread.Version historyBrowse past versions of a document, name a version, compare two, and restore one.Exporting a documentCopy or download a document as Markdown, and download every image it contains as a zip.
AI
Drafting with AIHow AI drafting works in Workover, what it can see, and where drafts land.Writing a good briefWhat to put in a prompt so the draft comes back close to publishable.Style guidesTeach Workover how your team writes, at workspace and project level.Iterating on a draftRe-prompt a document, review AI edits as tracked changes, and accept or reject them.Product screenshots in draftsLet Workover sign in to your app and capture the screenshots a draft asks for.Grounding drafts in a GitHub repoConnect a repository so drafts are written from the code rather than guessed.
Collaboration & Sharing
Sharing a documentShare a document with a teammate or someone outside your workspace, and choose what they can do.Roles and permissionsWhat owners, admins, members and guests can each reach.Guests and external collaboratorsBring in a freelancer or client without giving them the whole workspace — or a seat.Share linksCreate a link anyone can open, and what it does and does not expose.NotificationsWhat Workover notifies you about, where it appears, and how to change it.Real-time editing and presenceEditing the same document at the same time, and what the avatars in the corner mean.
Monitor
What Monitor doesContinuous checks on the pages you have published, and how it differs from the content workspace.Adding a site to MonitorPut a site under watch, set the crawl scope, and read the first results.Pages and crawl activityWhat Monitor checked, when it checked it, and what it found on each page.Issues and severityHow issues are graded, and which ones are worth acting on first.Changes and diffsSee exactly what changed on a page between two checks.Platform and spec checksThe conformance checks Monitor runs against every page it crawls.Alerts and incidentsOne problem is one alert, however many pages it touches — how Monitor groups and notifies.Monitor settingsCrawl frequency, scope, exclusions and who gets alerted.
WordPress
How WordPress sync worksThe model behind push and pull: what Workover stores, what WordPress stores, and who wins.How to push a document to WordPressPublish a document as a post or page, set its status, slug, categories and SEO fields.Linking to other documents in a WordPress postPulling changes from WordPressBring edits made in WordPress back into Workover without losing your own.Sync status and conflictsRead the in-sync, WordPress-newer and unpushed badges, and resolve a push conflict.Content types and collectionsWork with posts, pages and custom post types, and tidy the sidebar to the ones you use.Custom blocks and ACF fieldsWhat happens to ACF, shortcodes and custom blocks on the round trip, and when to use the Gutenberg view.“Application Passwords not available or authorization access is missing.”How To Whitelist Workover To Prevent Your Firewall From Blocking RequestsPatchstack Hardening Settings
Integrations
Integrations overviewWhat Workover connects to, and what each connection is for.GitHubInstall the Workover GitHub App so drafts can be grounded in your repository.SlackConnect Slack to get Workover activity where your team already is.Plain, Help Scout and FreshdeskConnect your support inbox read-only so Workover can show which docs your customers are missing.Importing from Google DocsBring a Google Doc into Workover with its formatting intact.The CLI and MCP serverWork on your documentation from Claude Code or another agent, with edits arriving as suggestions.API keysCreate and revoke keys, and what each one can reach.
Accounts & Billing
Your profileChange your name, avatar, email address and password.Two-factor authenticationTurn on TOTP two-factor authentication and store your recovery codes.WorkspacesCreate a workspace, switch between them, and understand what is scoped to each.Members and seatsHow seats are counted, what changes your bill, and how to remove someone.Plans and pricingWhat each plan includes, what the trial gives you, and how Monitor is billed separately.Updating Your Payment MethodInvoices and receiptsFind past invoices, add a billing email, and put your VAT number on them.Changing or cancelling your planUpgrade, downgrade or cancel, and what happens to your content afterwards.
Troubleshooting / Common Errors
Common errorsThe errors people hit most often, and what each one actually means.How to fix a push to WordPress that failedWork through a failed push: permissions, plugins, and payloads your site rejected.How to Fix Images That Are Missing After PublishingWhy an image can look fine in Workover and be missing on the published page.“WordPress is newer” won’t clearWhat puts a document into the WordPress-newer state, and how to get back in sync.Contacting supportHow to reach us, and what to include so we can help on the first reply.