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Kintsu.ai operates in the reality of WordPress sites: themes, page builders, plugins, and years of accumulated decisions — and focuses on edits that respect that structure. These core features ensure changes work with your existing setup rather than forcing you to rebuild or migrate.

Theme & Builder Compatibility

Kintsu.ai respects the structure of your WordPress site: themes, page builders, plugins, and the accumulated decisions that make your site unique. Compatibility includes:
  • Popular page builders — Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, and more
  • Block themes — Full Site Editing (FSE) and block-based themes
  • Classic themes — Traditional PHP-based themes with template files
  • Hybrid approaches — Sites using both classic and block editors
  • Custom implementations — Unique theme structures and custom post types
  • Plugin-generated content — Respect content created by plugins
Rather than requiring a specific setup, Kintsu.ai adapts to what you already have. This means no forced migrations, no template rebuilds, and no starting over.
Kintsu.ai works with your site as it exists today — even if it’s been patched, customized, and evolved over years.

Safe Edit Pipeline (Preview-First)

Apply changes in a controlled way: generate the change, preview the impact, then publish — rather than “edit and pray.” The safe edit pipeline ensures:
  • Visual previews — See exactly what will change before it goes live
  • Impact analysis — Understand which pages and sections are affected
  • Validation checks — Automated testing for layout breaks and conflicts
  • Selective application — Choose which parts of a change to apply
  • Instant rollback — Undo changes if they don’t work as expected
  • Change summaries — Clear explanations of what was modified
This approach eliminates the anxiety of making changes to production sites. You get confidence that updates will work before visitors see them.

Content Updates (Copy + Structure)

Update headings, paragraphs, CTA buttons, navigation labels, and page sections — including reorganizing sections for clarity and flow. Content editing includes:
  • Text updates — Headlines, body copy, button labels, captions
  • Navigation changes — Menu labels, links, and structure
  • Section reorganization — Reorder content blocks for better flow
  • CTA optimization — Update calls-to-action for clarity and conversion
  • Content hierarchy — Improve information architecture
  • Micro-copy refinement — Polish form labels, tooltips, and helper text
Make content improvements without touching template files or dealing with complex theme editors. Just describe what needs to change and where.

SEO-Ready Page Edits

Make on-page SEO adjustments while editing: title tags, meta descriptions, headings hierarchy, internal links, and content clarity (without turning the site into keyword spam). SEO capabilities include:
  • Meta optimization — Update title tags and meta descriptions
  • Heading structure — Ensure proper H1-H6 hierarchy for SEO
  • Internal linking — Add contextual internal links
  • Content clarity — Improve readability for users and search engines
  • Schema markup — Add structured data where appropriate
  • Image optimization — Update alt text and file names for SEO
  • URL structure — Improve permalinks and slug readability
Kintsu.ai focuses on genuine SEO improvements that help both users and search engines — not keyword stuffing or manipulative tactics.
SEO changes are made with natural language and readability as priorities. Kintsu.ai avoids over-optimization that hurts user experience.

Performance-Conscious Changes

Avoid common “quick fixes” that slow WordPress down. Prefer lightweight edits over piling on heavy scripts or bloated widgets. Performance considerations:
  • Lightweight implementations — Prefer CSS over JavaScript when possible
  • Asset optimization — Avoid adding unnecessary scripts or stylesheets
  • Database efficiency — Minimize query complexity
  • Caching compatibility — Ensure changes work well with caching plugins
  • Mobile performance — Optimize for mobile devices and slower connections
  • Core Web Vitals — Consider impact on Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift
Before applying performance-impacting changes, Kintsu.ai warns you and suggests lighter alternatives.

Plugin Conflict Detection (New)

Kintsu.ai warns you before making changes that might conflict with active plugins, preventing broken functionality and compatibility issues. Conflict detection covers:
  • Script conflicts — Identify JavaScript library collisions
  • CSS conflicts — Detect styling that might break plugin layouts
  • Functionality overlap — Warn when changes duplicate plugin features
  • Hook interference — Identify potential WordPress hook conflicts
  • Database compatibility — Ensure changes work with plugin data structures
  • Version-specific issues — Check for known compatibility problems
When Kintsu.ai detects a potential conflict, it explains the risk and suggests alternative approaches that work safely with your plugin stack.
Plugin conflict detection improves as you use Kintsu.ai. The system learns the behavior of popular plugins and your specific site configuration.

Best Practices

Start Small

Make incremental changes rather than sweeping updates. This reduces risk and makes it easier to identify what worked and what didn’t.

Use Staging

For business-critical sites, validate changes on staging before pushing to production. See Staging-Friendly Workflows for details.

Review Before Publishing

Always preview changes and review the impact summary before publishing. The few seconds spent reviewing can save hours of troubleshooting.

Track Your Changes

Use version control to track what changed and when. This makes it easy to roll back if needed. See Version Control for more information.

Pricing

WordPress Core editing features are included in all Kintsu.ai plans. Usage follows our standard credit system, with most content updates costing less than 1 credit per change.

Plans & Credits

Learn more about pricing and how credits work.