Keep your editor. Keep your workflow. Bring the draft and the facts together before your next update goes live.
For website owners and authors
Your draft. Your usual editor.
Save → check → review → publish.
Sign in to SyncWise, paste the draft and your public website URL, then review the price before starting. Use your account balance directly—no API key needed. Resolve any differences in your usual editor.
Public-site coverage depends on what SyncWise can read. It does not sign into your CMS or read protected drafts. These guides don’t claim that every platform or page type has been tested.
WordPress
Plugin in development
Review a saved post against your published policies before it goes live.
Plugin source and mocked WordPress smoke checks pass. Live audits inside the block and classic editors are not yet verified. No marketplace listing or public installer yet.
How to check a WordPress draft
For now, save your draft and copy its title and text into SyncWise.
Add your public website URL, review the price and run the check.
Resolve the findings in WordPress, then publish through your normal workflow.
WordPress.com users can also use the manual draft flow. The WordPress plugin remains a development pilot; host compatibility and editor acceptance are pending.
SyncWise runs the check. Your agent helps you interpret findings and prepare an authorized change. Choose the content and spending limit first; edits and publication stay with your agent’s separately authorized tools.
Start here · any capable agent
One link. Let your agent find the way.
Give your agent this instruction. It can read our service guide and choose a supported connection method for its environment.
Read https://syncwise.io/llms.txt and help me use SyncWise to check my website or draft. Choose a supported connection method for your environment. Guide me through any required sign-in or setup. Show me the selected content and current price before submitting a paid check.
Reading the guide does not connect an account or authorize a charge. Some clients can configure a connection themselves; others need you to add it in settings. If a connection is unavailable, your agent can guide you to the web form.
The same service sits behind these workflows. Use the guides below if your agent needs setup help.
Grok Bot
Live test completed
Ask your bot to check a draft and bring the conflicting passages into your conversation.
Founder test: one website audit and ten draft checks matched $1.10 of test-credit deductions on October 15, 2026. Those charges used the earlier sandbox price of $0.10 per check, not the current price. This proves operation and charging, not an accuracy benchmark.
Workflow for Grok Bot
Use the Grok Bot connection guide and complete SyncWise account linking.
Ask for the current price and approve the selected content and spending cap.
Review the evidence with your bot and authorize any edits separately.
Try this after connecting. Replace the example URL and supply your selected draft.
Use SyncWise to check this draft against https://example.com. Show me the price first and ask before charging. Return conflicting passages, coverage limits and decisions I need to make before publishing.
Review website copy while your coding agent prepares a change.
Claude Code 2.1.301 completed native account linking and a $0.10 test-credit draft check on October 16, 2026. That charge used the earlier sandbox price, not the current price. Retries, token refresh, Claude desktop and cloud sessions remain untested.
Workflow for Claude Code
Follow the Claude Code tab in our connection guide.
Approve the selected draft and price before requesting a check.
Review findings and the proposed diff before authorizing publication.
Try this after connecting. Replace the example URL and supply your selected draft.
Before we publish this website change, use SyncWise to compare the proposed copy with https://example.com. Confirm the content and price with me first. Show the evidence and suggest a diff for my review.
Add a consistency review to the website changes you make with Codex.
Native Codex CLI account linking and a $0.10 test-credit draft check were verified on October 16, 2026. That charge used the earlier sandbox price, not the current price. Desktop UI setup remains unverified; the CLI result does not prove the desktop flow.
Workflow for Codex desktop
Open the Codex desktop tab in our connection guide.
Ask for a capped check of your selected draft against the public site.
Inspect the findings and any proposed edit before publishing.
Try this after connecting. Replace the example URL and supply your selected draft.
Use SyncWise to check the proposed website copy against https://example.com. Show me the price and selected text before submitting. If it conflicts, bring back source passages and help prepare a correction for review.
Have your personal agent bring back a checked announcement for your review.
OpenAI documents shared plugin permissions across Dot, ChatGPT and Codex. SyncWise’s Dot setup and publishing workflow are not yet verified; no marketplace listing is available.
Workflow for Dot
A Dot-specific setup guide and native test are still to come.
Until then, check the draft yourself in SyncWise and share the findings with your agent.
A future standing instruction will guide checks within your approved budget; it will not enforce every publish action.
Example instruction for a future connection; this does not connect your agent.
Once SyncWise is connected, offer to check website announcements against our live site before you hand them to me. Ask before spending unless I have already approved the scope and cap. Bring unresolved conflicts to me.
Let Hermes check your next post—or selected instruction files—through SyncWise.
Hermes documents remote MCP with OAuth. SyncWise authentication, tool use and credit handling in Hermes still need native testing. No SyncWise catalog entry is available.
Workflow for Hermes
We plan to connect Hermes to the same hosted SyncWise service; the setup guide is in development.
For now, use the website draft form or review the API documentation for a custom integration.
Any file audit must submit only the files you select, without secrets or unrelated content.
Example instruction for a future connection; this does not connect your agent.
Once SyncWise is connected, review only the AGENTS.md and skill files I select. Show what will be sent and the price before submitting. Return conflicts and scope questions; propose changes for my review.
Make a consistency check part of your personal agent’s writing workflow.
A thin skill calling the paid SyncWise API is planned. The skill, native authentication and charging have not been verified in OpenClaw; no ClawHub listing is available.
Workflow for OpenClaw
An OpenClaw skill and setup guide are in development; there is nothing to install yet.
Use the SyncWise draft form today, or consult the API guide for a custom integration.
The planned skill will call the hosted auditor and help review findings. Publication remains with your authorized tools.
Example instruction for a future connection; this does not connect your agent.
Once SyncWise is connected, offer a check of website copy before publishing. Follow my approved content scope and spending cap. Show conflicting passages and ask me to resolve policy choices before making edits.
Before handing me website copy, offer a SyncWise check against the live site. Follow my approved content scope and spending limit, and ask when either changes. Bring unresolved conflicts to me. Never treat a failed or incomplete check as approval to publish.
A standing instruction guides your agent. It does not automatically intercept every publish action. A changed draft needs a fresh check.
One account. The same checks.
Every method uses SyncWise’s hosted auditing service. Free connectors call paid, capped audits. The current pilot uses test credit and sandbox payments.