Clautron
AI Assistant — describe the functionality you want in plain language and Clautron generates a blueprint from primitives.
WordPress can do almost anything, and that flexibility built a bad habit: every small feature becomes a full plugin install. One feature becomes one plugin. Thirty features become thirty plugins — each with its own code, dependencies, updates, and attack surface, for functionality you might use once.
Get the feature. Not the plugin.
Clautron is the capability layer for WordPress. Describe what you need — an admin column, a 301 redirect, a WooCommerce rule, a login-form tweak, a scheduled report — and Clautron adds exactly that, built from small, inspectable, reusable building blocks called primitives. Nothing more.
One secure layer. Thousands of capabilities.
Every capability Clautron builds can be activated, deactivated, and rolled back the same predictable way. Before you turn one on, you can see what it reads, what it writes, what it connects to, and how much it changes.
Key features:
- Capabilities, not plugins — get exactly the functionality you asked for, composed from small, auditable primitives instead of one more oversized plugin
- Search first, generate second — Clautron checks what already exists before generating anything new; when it does generate something, you review it before it runs
- Know what runs on your site — every capability is built from a declared, inspectable set of primitives
- Reversible by design — activate, deactivate, or roll back any capability without digging through code
- Scheduled jobs and reports — recurring automations and on-demand data queries, without a separate plugin for each
- Safe by construction — a safety policy layer blocks dangerous operations before they run
External Services
This plugin uses the WordPress AI Client (built into WordPress 7.0+) to generate blueprint configurations from natural language descriptions. Clautron does not directly connect to any external AI service.
All AI requests are routed through the WordPress AI Client. The provider that receives your prompts is determined by the AI provider configured in your WordPress installation’s AI settings. Please refer to the terms of service and privacy policy of your configured AI provider.