by ordnas
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Cinatra
Adds an AI assistant to your WordPress admin, powered by your own Cinatra instance, so you can draft and improve content right where you work.
Compatible with WP 7
v0.1.3
Current Version v0.1.3
Updated 3 weeks ago
Last Update on 25 Jun, 2026
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- Version
- 0.1.3
- Last Updated
- Jun 25, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.9+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- ordnas
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Cinatra
It's an AI assistant built right into the editor. It helps you draft, rewrite, shorten, retitle, and improve content and answer questions while you work. Because it runs through your own Cinatra instance, it isn't a generic writing tool — it can draw on what your instance is set up to do, including your AI agents and the tools, data, and knowledge you've connected, and bring that capability straight into your CMS.
Go to Settings → Cinatra, enter the web address of your Cinatra instance, click "Connect with Cinatra", and approve the connection.
Anyone who can manage your WordPress site (site administrators). The assistant and its settings are only shown to those users.
You need access to a running Cinatra instance. Cinatra is an open source AI platform that you or your organisation host and connect the assistant to — learn more and get the source at https://www.cinatra.ai. Once your instance is running, open the Cinatra settings, enter the instance's web address, and connect.
The WordPress MCP Adapter (available at https://github.com/WordPress/mcp-adapter) is a companion plugin that gives the Cinatra assistant access to your WordPress content via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Without it, the assistant works as a general chat tool; with it, the assistant can read and edit your posts, pages, and other content directly. It is not in the wordpress.org directory, so you install it by downloading the ZIP from GitHub and uploading it from the Plugins screen. The Cinatra settings page shows whether it is active and links to the download if it is not.
WordPress supports plugin-to-plugin dependencies via the Requires Plugins: header, but only for plugins that are in the wordpress.org directory. The WordPress MCP Adapter is distributed via GitHub Releases, not the directory, so adding a hard dependency would break plugin review and give users no install link. The dependency is therefore declared as a formal soft dependency: the plugin detects the adapter's presence at runtime, gates the AI-tools path on it, and shows an actionable notice when it is absent.