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>log in to commentI kept losing rounds explaining visual changes to my agent in chat, so I built the loop I wanted: the agent builds, I point at what's wrong on the live page, and it fixes exactly that, with nothing going live until a person approves. I've tested it against Bricks 2.4's new MCP abilities and Oxygen's Agent Connector. I'd love feedback from anyone running agents on WordPress.
Describing a visual change to an AI agent in chat is lossy. You type a paragraph about spacing, it rewrites the wrong section, and you go another round. Jumplinks Flow lets you show it instead.
- Your agent builds or edits a WordPress page over MCP, in whatever builder the site already uses.
- You open the rendered page, select the exact text or element that's wrong, and say what you want.
- The agent pulls the comment queue over MCP, gets the target and the instruction together, fixes it, replies in the thread, and resubmits. Only a human approves and publishes.
Flow works with the builders' own agent tools: Oxygen Agent Connector, Breakdance Agent Connector, Bricks 2.4's AI abilities over MCP, and Elementor MCP (beta), plus MCP servers like AI Engine, Novamira and Easy MCP AI. Its review tools are exposed as WordPress Abilities, so Claude, Cursor or any MCP client can discover and use them. Free on WordPress.org.
- Send a single magic‑link to clients for live page feedback
- Inline comments and approval directly on the rendered page
- Works with Gutenberg, Classic, Elementor, Bricks, Divi, Oxygen, etc.
- No SaaS subscription – data stays in your WordPress database
- Mandatory review mode blocks publishing until approved
Flow is a WordPress plugin that adds inline, version-aware review and approval workflow for humans and AI agents.
- for
- WordPress developers, editorial teams, agencies and freelancers who need structured content review.
- pricing
- freemium
- license
- open source
Key features
- Inline anchored comments — Comment directly on text, images, video or embeds with thread replies and resolution.
- Rendered-page preview — Reviewers see the live front-end output, including theme, spacing and typography.
- Approval workflow — Assign reviewers, request changes, approve and lock publishing until sign-off.
- Multi-reviewer & minimum approvals (Pro) — Add any number of reviewers per post and set a required approval count.
- Public & site-wide review links (Pro) — Share a link that anyone can open to comment on any page without a WordPress account.
- Slack notifications & webhooks (Pro) — Receive DM alerts for assignments, mentions and status changes; trigger external services via webhooks.
Use cases
- Editorial teams: draft → review → approve → publish with inline feedback.
- Client hand-off: send a review link, collect DOM-anchored comments, iterate until approval.
- AI-generated drafts: route AI-created pages through a human review loop before publishing.
Jumplinks Flow pricing
- Free core$0Inline comments · Approve/request changes · One external reviewer per post
- Pro – Single site$49/yearUnlimited reviewers · Public review links · Slack & webhooks · Site-wide review
- Pro – 10 sites$89/yearAll Pro features · 10 WordPress sites
- Pro – Unlimited sites$199/yearAll Pro features · Unlimited sites
Jumplinks Flow vs alternatives
 Jumplinks Flow |  Respira for WordPress | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Inline review & approval for WordPress pages | AI infrastructure for WordPress builders |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 39 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | Oct 2026 |
- Jumplinks Flow vs Respira for WordPress: Provides AI-aware tooling and builder integrations for WordPress, but focuses on infrastructure rather than inline review.
Jumplinks Flow FAQ
How does the review workflow work?+
Assign a reviewer, collect inline comments on the live page, request changes or approve, then publish when approved.
What does the reviewer see?+
The actual front-end page as visitors will see it, with comments anchored to the exact element.
Which editors are supported?+
Gutenberg, Classic Editor, Elementor, Bricks, Beaver Builder, Divi, Avada, Breakdance, Oxygen and WooCommerce.
Is any external service required?+
Only Gravatar for avatars; the plugin runs entirely on your WordPress site.
Does Pro require a separate account?+
No. Pro is a per-site license activated inside WordPress; the free plugin must be installed first.
Can I invite clients without a WordPress account?+
Yes. Clients receive a private magic-link email; Pro adds public links that need no account.
Summarized by DevHunt from jumplinks.net · Oct 8, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
