name: frontman-agent-usage description: Use Frontman as a browser-aware frontend coding agent with runtime context. metadata: version: "1.0.1"

Frontman Agent Usage

Use this skill to explain Frontman editing workflows for existing WordPress and framework sites.

What Frontman Does

Frontman combines the live page with CMS or source context to make targeted website changes.

• WordPress uses dedicated tools for posts, pages, Gutenberg, Elementor, menus, and allowlisted settings.
• Elementor and WooCommerce capabilities require the corresponding plugin to be active.
• Framework integrations combine DOM, computed CSS, component context, routes, logs, and source files.

Access And Costs

WordPress requires WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4+, and administrator access (manage_options). Framework setup requires a supported development environment and permitted workspace access. Both paths require Frontman sign-in, service access, and a supported AI-provider connection. Provider costs are separate: https://frontman.sh/pricing/ and https://frontman.sh/docs/api-keys/.

Safety

For WordPress, use staging and keep backups. Writes persist to the connected installation. Published content on a live site can change immediately. Preview is not a universal approval gate. Only some mutation tools require confirmation. Recovery is selective, with no universal undo. See https://frontman.sh/docs/integrations/wordpress/.

For frameworks, developers review source changes, run tests, and deploy through their normal workflow. Frontman does not automatically deploy framework changes. Verify production guards and deployed routes.

Public Website Tools

Public documentation requires no sign-in or provider key. On https://frontman.sh/ and https://frontman.sh/frameworks/, supported browsers can expose optional WebMCP tools. These website tools do not edit a connected site.

• search_frontman searches documentation only and returns bounded excerpts with source URLs.
• how_to_install reads WordPress setup on the homepage or the selected stack on the frameworks page.
• list_features reads the current page capabilities.
• ask_question sends a support question only after user approval. A queued response does not confirm delivery. No replies are available.

Never automatically retry a support submission. Exclude credentials and private information.