Can AI build a complete Elementor page in one call?
GoBuildWP Free 1.18.7 adds elementor-build-page. It accepts a nested description of containers, widgets, settings and styles, validates the description before writing and builds the native Elementor document. The AI may need several discovery and revision calls to produce a good description; one build call is not a guarantee of a finished design.
Can it build a whole Elementor website?
GoBuildWP Pro 1.13.0 adds a site job that plans up to 12 new pages, builds them as drafts in resumable batches, reports cross-page design issues and publishes the pages, front-page setting and menu after confirmation. The job refuses slugs already used by existing pages.
Do I need Elementor Pro?
Elementor must be installed and active. The Free page-building operation works with supported Elementor v3 containers and v4 atomic elements without requiring Elementor Pro. Widgets or features supplied by Elementor Pro or another add-on still require that product. GoBuildWP Pro is the separate add-on for whole-site jobs.
Can ChatGPT, Claude and AI IDEs use it?
A compatible MCP client can discover and call the installed Elementor abilities. Use the GoBuildWP guide for ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or another supported client. The AI service is separate, and every call still follows the connected user's WordPress permissions and site policy.
What happens to headers and footers?
Whole-site jobs default to Elementor Canvas. Canvas does not display the theme header or footer, so the page description must include the desired navigation and footer. Jobs do not create shared header or footer templates. Choose the template intentionally and handle shared site headers as a separate reviewed task.
Can I undo the website job?
The site workflow records the build and publication changes in one undo group, including drafts, front-page settings and menu items. Use the Changes screen or undo-session and inspect its outcome. This is not a full database backup and does not reverse external messages, transactions or later unrelated edits.