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Reviewing and approving what Uncanny Agent builds

Uncanny Agent builds, but you’re in charge. Uncanny Page Builder is designed so nothing important happens to your pages without your knowledge: significant actions need your approval, you can see what Agent intends before it happens, and you can undo every edit.

Approvals for significant actions

When Uncanny Agent is about to take a significant action, such as saving your page, the chat shows exactly what it’s about to do with an approval prompt: This tool requires your approval, with Approve and Reject buttons. Click the step to expand its details before you decide.

Uncanny Agent's chat beside a Page Builder page, with a step marked This tool requires your approval and its Approve and Reject buttons highlighted

See the work as it happens

Uncanny Agent narrates its progress while it builds (“Working for 2:36m · 12 tools”) and finishes with a section-by-section summary of what it created, plus a preview link. Visitors see none of it until you publish: click Publish for a page that isn’t live yet, or Publish changes for a page that is.

Everything is undoable

You can undo any edit, Uncanny Agent’s or yours, from a history of recent changes (up to 30 steps per page). Built-in safeguards also stop Agent from overwriting an edit you made a moment ago, so you can experiment freely.

Double-check the result

Like any AI, Uncanny Agent can make mistakes. Give new pages a quick read before publishing. The Manual editor makes small corrections fast, or you can tell Agent what to fix. For broader guidance on working safely with AI on your site, see How to Safely Use AI with WordPress.

Related: Previewing, saving, and publishing your pages, Building pages with Uncanny Agent

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