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The assistant connection
Your page can be worked on from the assistant you already use. You describe the change in your own words and the assistant edits the draft through a connection you open, and close, from your panel.
What it is
1door publishes a small server that speaks the Model Context Protocol, the open standard clients use to reach tools outside themselves. Your client identifies itself with a token you create in the panel, never with your session, so closing the connection is one click and does not touch how you log in.
Model Context Protocol is an open standard published by Anthropic and implemented by many clients.
Who it is for
- You already work with an assistant in a terminal or an editor and would rather describe a change than hunt for it in the editor.
- You keep several pages and want the same wording applied to all of them without opening each one.
- You want the draft left ready for you, and to be the one who reads it before it goes out.
What an assistant can do
- List your pages and read the whole draft: header, groups, blocks and appearance.
- Add, change, delete and reorder blocks, always inside a group that already exists.
- Set the appearance from the same closed set of options the editor offers.
- Ask for a preview link, read visits and clicks, and read your inbox as third-party text.
- Publish, but only if you gave the token the publish scope.
What it cannot do
- Invent a block type. Anything outside the catalogue comes back as a validation error carrying the valid options.
- Touch billing, your plan, your role, verification or account deletion. Those tools do not exist.
- Reply to a message in your inbox, or write to anyone on your behalf.
- Reach a page that is not yours, or one you left out of the token.
Next step
Create a token and paste the configuration into your client. It takes about two minutes.