WordPress AI agent: build agents that reason and use tools
The FlowMattic AI Agent is a workflow step with a chat model, memory and a toolbelt. It calls your actions as tools…
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How to Build a Workflow in WordPress With the Visual Builder
Build WordPress workflow automation on one canvas: pick a trigger, chain apps and logic, map data from earlier steps, test and publish…
FlowMattic 7.3: On-Time Schedules, Cloud Webhooks and More
FlowMattic 7.3 runs schedules on time with FlowMattic Cloud, keeps webhooks from getting lost, and adds Tables views and templates, booking questions,…
FlowMattic 7.2.2: See Where Every Run Stands
Live run status in Task History — Ongoing, Waiting, Interrupted — plus MCP clients that can read run results and manage WP…
Every Router route ended with the same three steps. Now they don’t have to.
The Join step merges a Router's routes or a Branch's Yes/No back into one chain, so the steps after it run once.…
You duplicated a workflow just to start it a second way. Add a trigger instead.
A workflow can now start from several triggers — a second webhook, a schedule, a form — all running the same steps.…
FlowMattic 7.2: One Workflow, Many Triggers
Multi-trigger workflows, the new Join step, AI that builds workflows over MCP — plus PDF Parser, webhook signature verification, barcodes and HTML-to-PDF,…
Build a daily digest email that knows when there is nothing to say
Three steps, one template. The loop handles the many, the count handles the none — and the operator choice that makes the…
Send Test Email isn’t a preview — it runs the exact same code as a real send
A test send runs the same three functions, in the same order, as a real one. So if a block is missing…