The two parts
Foenix Cloud - the Foenix platform where AI agents receive your instructions in natural language, analyse the task, build a plan, and execute it using various tools - web search, browser access, code execution, and more. Foenix Plugin - installed on your WordPress site. It is the bridge between your site and Foenix Cloud, communicating via the WP REST API. It reads your site content and applies changes.How a request works
- You type a message in an open Foenix session
- The Orchestrator analyses your request and your site’s context, and routes the task
- The Architect builds a plan, and the Coder executes it step by step
- The plugin deploys the changes on your WordPress site
- The Verifier - a read-only agent - checks the result before the task counts as done. If verification fails, the task is retried with a different approach
Four levels of autonomy
From “nothing changes without me” to “runs while I sleep” - you pick the level per task:Chat
Ask questions about your site - structure, content, code. Read-only: Foenix only reads your site content for these requests, no changes are made.
Click-to-edit
Click any element on your live site and describe the change. You point, the agent edits.
Build
Describe a full task and Foenix modifies your WordPress site - new content, edits, plugins, snippets, and more.
Scheduled Agents
Tasks that run automatically on a schedule - no chat open, no session running, no you.
Safety modes
Foenix has 3 safety levels that control how strictly it validates actions before executing them. They work on top of the Verifier check that every change passes. In Soft mode the chance of something breaking is higher - always make a backup on your hosting before running any edits or agents. Learn more →Data transfer security
All communication between Foenix Cloud and your plugin is encrypted over HTTPS. Every request is authenticated - no unauthenticated access to your site is possible.Abilities API
Coming soon. If enabled in your account settings, Foenix will first look for Abilities API capabilities registered on your site and use them to complete the task. If none are found, it falls back to the standard WP REST API.