A quick follow-up to 1.2.0 — plus a new way to work with your sites from your computer, across all of them at once.
- NibWP from your terminal. One command connects a site: your browser opens, your site asks what to allow, and you approve. No settings file to edit and no password anywhere. From there a single command sets up Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex and the rest for you.
- Work on every site at once. Run the same thing across all your connected sites and get a result for each one — built for anyone looking after more than a handful.
- Edit your theme in your own editor. Pull a folder to your computer, work on it with the tools you already use, and send back only what you changed. Anything that changed on the site meanwhile is left alone rather than overwritten.
- Do it once, repeat it everywhere. Your assistant works out how to build something on one site, and NibWP can carry out the very same steps on your other sites — exactly, and without an assistant the second time.
- Put things back. Save the pages and settings you are about to let an assistant near, and restore them if you change your mind.
- Choose exactly what you share. A connection can be approved for reading only, or for as much as you like — and your site is what enforces it, not the app asking.
- Fixed minor issues and improved compatibility with other plugins. If you use any Skill add-ons, update those alongside the main plugin.