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Blog — WordPress connection

Where you connect your company's WordPress and teach the AI to write like you: the editorial line (what to talk about), the tone of voice (how to say it) and how often a draft should appear.

🕒 Updated on Aug 31, 2026📖 ~2 min read

What you find on this screen

A portrait of the screen, read from the screen itself — it changes when the screen changes.

Available actions

Test connectionDisconnectSave

Form fields

Endereço do WordPressOnde fica o blog que recebe as publicações. É o destino de tudo que sai daqui.
Usuário do WordPressCom que conta o Tenka publica no blog. Ela precisa poder criar post.
AtivaConexão desligada faz a publicação parar de sair, e os textos ficam esperando.
FrequênciaDe quanto em quanto tempo um texto novo é gerado e publicado.
PautaSobre o que escrever. É a instrução que evita texto genérico fora do negócio.
Tom de vozComo a empresa fala. Define se o texto sai técnico, próximo ou institucional.

Start here

What it's for
The publication goes straight from here to YOUR site — no copy and paste. The connection uses the official WordPress API with an Application Password: an app password separate from your login password, which you can revoke at any time without changing the main password.

Rules

How to create the Application Password
In your WordPress admin panel: Users → Profile → "Application Passwords" section (WordPress 5.6+, the site needs to be on HTTPS). Give it a name (e.g., Tenka) and copy the generated password — it appears ONCE. Paste it here and test the connection.
The password stays encrypted
The Application Password is stored encrypted (AES-256) and is never displayed back or shown in a log. If you need to change it, just paste a new one — the old one is overwritten. Disabling the connection deletes the stored password.
Content brief and tone are worth gold
The AI's draft is only as good as the brief and tone you define. A good brief: topics, your customer's pains and words they search for on Google. A good tone: 2-3 sentences on how your brand speaks (e.g., "direct, no jargon, with number examples"). Without this, the text comes out generic.

Frequently asked questions

DAILY, WEEKLY or OFF?
Start with WEEKLY: 1 good post a week, actually reviewed, is worth more than 7 mediocre ones. DAILY is for those who have a review routine every day. OFF pauses the generator but keeps the connection to publish manual posts.
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