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− > Royally lets you run your WordPress sites through the AI agent you already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT, whether they are your own sites or your clients'. Every change is previewed, waits for a person to approve it, gets a receipt and can be undone.− - [Bulk changes](https://royally.io/features/bulk-changes): One change on up to 50 sites, with a preview of every site, one approval and one undo.− - [Approve or deny a change](https://royally.io/docs/safety/approve-or-deny): Check a change your AI agent wants to make, then approve, apply or deny it.− - [How bulk changes work](https://royally.io/docs/bulk-changes/overview): Make one change on up to 50 of your sites at once, with a preview of every site, one approval and one undo.− - [Update many sites at once](https://royally.io/docs/updates/update-across-sites): Update plugins, themes or WordPress across up to 50 sites in one approved change, with backups and automatic rollback.− - [What Agent Skills are](https://royally.io/docs/skills/overview): What Royally's skills do, how to download and add them to your AI agent, and how to keep them up to date.− - [Webhooks](https://royally.io/docs/developers/webhooks): Reference for Royally's signed webhooks, with events, payloads, headers, retries and how to add one.− - [Security emails](https://royally.io/docs/trust/security-emails): The emails Royally sends when someone signs in from a new device or adds a new way into your account, and what to do if one surprises you.− - [Troubleshooting](https://royally.io/docs/troubleshooting/overview): Find the page for the problem you are seeing with a site, a bulk change, a limit, a tool or signing in.+ > Royally lets you run your WordPress sites through the AI agent you already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT, whether they are your own sites or your clients'. Every change is previewed, waits for a person to approve it and gets a receipt, and changes made through Royal MCP can be undone.+ Across every MCP server Royally connects (Royal MCP, other WordPress MCP plugins, hosts and services), an AI agent can reach 1,700+ tools and 4,800+ actions, including the whole Cloudflare API. What an agency sees depends on which servers and plugins it connects.+ - [Bulk changes](https://royally.io/features/bulk-changes): One change on up to 250 sites, with a preview of every site, one approval and one undo.+ - [Connect Sentry](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-sentry): Connect Sentry to Royally as a service so your AI agent can read the errors and issues from the sites and apps you monitor, next to the WordPress sites themselves.+ - [Connect Better Stack](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-better-stack): Connect Better Stack to Royally as a service so your AI agent can read your uptime monitors, incidents and status pages, with every change waiting for approval.+ - [Connect UptimeRobot](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-uptimerobot): Connect UptimeRobot to Royally as a service so your AI agent can read your monitors and incidents, with every change waiting for approval.+ - [Connect Stripe](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-stripe): Connect each client's Stripe account to Royally as a service with an agent API key, so your AI agent can look up payments and subscriptions, with every change waiting for a person.+ - [Connect Klaviyo](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-klaviyo): Connect each client's Klaviyo account to Royally as a service, so your AI agent can work with their profiles, lists, flows and campaigns, with every change waiting for approval.+ - [Connect Notion](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-notion): Connect a Notion workspace to Royally as a service, so your AI agent can read and update your client briefs, SOPs and maintenance logs, with every change waiting for approval.+ - [Connect Atlassian](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-atlassian): Connect your Atlassian site to Royally as a service, so your AI agent can read and create Jira issues and Confluence pages, with every change waiting for approval.+ - [Connect PostHog](https://royally.io/docs/getting-started/connect-posthog): Connect a client's PostHog project to Royally as a service so your AI agent can read its web analytics, heatmaps and errors next to the WordPress site itself.+ ## Workflows+ Whole jobs your AI agent can do across a site and the services you connect, step by step.+ - [What you can do with sites and services](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/overview): Whole jobs your AI agent can do across your WordPress sites and the services you connect, from a vulnerability check that ends in Jira issues to a brief in Notion that ends in an approved page edit.+ - [Vulnerabilities to Jira issues](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/vulnerabilities-to-jira): Turn a vulnerability Royally finds into a Jira issue assigned to a teammate and logged for the client, and optionally have your AI agent fix it and move the issue through the board with your team.+ - [Outage to client update](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/outage-to-client-update): Read an outage from UptimeRobot, check the site and its backups in Royally, take a fresh backup if needed, and send the client a plain note with their report.+ - [Notion brief to page edit](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/notion-brief-to-page-edit): Have your AI agent read a client's brief in Notion, make the page edit it asks for under approval, and log what was done back in Notion with the receipt.+ - [Sentry error to GitHub issue](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/sentry-error-to-github): Trace a new error from Sentry to the WordPress site in Royally and to the code in GitHub, then open a GitHub issue for the fix and link it back in Sentry.+ - [Page change, then Cloudflare](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/page-change-then-cloudflare): Change a page on a client's site, clear the site's cache and purge just that page from Cloudflare, so visitors see the new version straight away.+ - [Slow site to hosting check](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/slow-site-hosting-check): Follow a slow site from Royally's weekly speed results to the site itself and then to its hosting, and make a hosting change only with a person's approval.+ - [New post to newsletter](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/post-to-newsletter): Publish a post on a client's site under approval, then draft the Kit broadcast that announces it to the right subscribers, ready for you to send from Kit.+ - [Monthly store review](https://royally.io/docs/workflows/store-monthly-review): Pull a WooCommerce store's month together from the store, Stripe, Klaviyo and Royally's own report in one request, without changing anything anywhere.+ - [Approve or deny a change](https://royally.io/docs/safety/approve-or-deny): Check a change your AI agent wants to make, then approve, apply or deny it, at your desk or from your phone.+ - [How bulk changes work](https://royally.io/docs/bulk-changes/overview): Make one change on up to 250 of your sites at once, with a preview of every site, one approval and one undo.+ - [Update many sites at once](https://royally.io/docs/updates/update-across-sites): Update plugins, themes or WordPress across up to 250 sites in one approved change, with backups and automatic rollback.+ - [What Agent Skills are](https://royally.io/docs/skills/overview): What skills are, how your AI agent gets Royally's skills and your own through Royally, how to add your own, and how to download one for your AI app.+ - [Webhook reference](https://royally.io/docs/developers/webhooks): Reference for Royally's signed webhooks, with events, payloads, headers, retries and how to add one.+ - [Unexpected security emails](https://royally.io/docs/trust/security-emails): The emails Royally sends when someone signs in from a new device or adds a new way into your account, and what to do if one surprises you.+ - [Troubleshooting overview](https://royally.io/docs/troubleshooting/overview): Find the page for the problem you are seeing with a site, a bulk change, a limit, a tool or signing in.+ - [Sites behind a server password](https://royally.io/docs/troubleshooting/site-behind-server-password): Why a server password or IP firewall stops Royally reaching a site, and the fixed addresses to allow so it can connect.