Sutra / Connections A place for the tools you already trust. Bring your sources and publishing destination into the same rhythm. Connect what the work needs, with permissions you can inspect and revoke.
The starting point
Your website Read public pages and their sitemap for technical health, structured data, AI crawler access and llms.txt. No login or plugin needed.
Sutra reads the HTML your server sends, as most AI crawlers do, and flags pages whose content only appears after JavaScript runs.
Add your site Your search evidence
Google Search Console Bring actual query and page performance into the workspace. Find opportunities using data from a property you control.
Requires a configured Google connection and access to a verified Search Console property.
Open connections A home for useful content
WordPress Publish reviewed new posts under your site's policy. Keep a publication receipt and a path to roll back published work.
Connect your WordPress site with an application password, then enable publishing in its operating policy.
Set up WordPress Behind the work A model connection. Kept in the right place. OpenCode powers the agent's model work. The workspace shows whether the provider accepted the connection; credentials stay on the server. Authority comes from public sources: Tranco popularity ranks, Common Crawl, domain registration records, and Open PageRank link data when it is configured.
Check connection status A growing collection
More connections, thoughtfully added. Webflow, Shopify, analytics attribution, and additional publishing destinations are planned. They are not available in this first version.
Each new connection needs a clear permission model, a recorded result, and a reliable way to recover when work is interrupted.
Your next chapter
Begin with your corner of the web. Explore the workspace, then make it your own.