Delta Docs

An agent-operated theme: you describe, it builds in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Activate your license, manage your sites, and update safely.

Requirements, the release ZIP, and first activation.

Link Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client to your site from one screen.

One command in your terminal, then Claude Code runs the site.

One click from the Connect screen, or a three-line mcp.json.

A connector for live sites, an extension for local ones.

Set up the site with the onboarding skill, see your design system on a Sketchbook board, and learn how to work with the agent.

What each screen in the Delta menu is for.

Install the Delta Child starter theme and see what belongs in it.

Run Delta on a WordPress multisite network and choose the right license.

The nine template types, and how to reuse one piece across many.

Decide where each template applies, and which one wins.

What it takes to add a blog, a portfolio or any listing.

What an entry is, the two ways Delta renders it, and what the block editor shows.

The {{…}} values Delta resolves in templates and Delta HTML.

Repeat markup over entries, and page long lists.

Show your custom fields in your design by giving each one its own placeholder.

How the agent builds a post type with its taxonomies and fields.

Navigation, pictures, and plugin output in a Delta design.

One design system per site: what is in it, and how to change it.

Bring your own CSS, framework, or brand to a Delta site, or go back to Delta’s seed.

The seed design tokens. Each name is a job, not a value.

Change the recipe once, and the agent updates every copy.

Install a Google font or upload your own. Delta hosts the files itself.

Install a whole collection, or just the few icons you need from one.

Save a copy of the site's design and content, and restore it.

How the agent reads the site and loads one skill per step.

A few requests wait for your OK in wp-admin before the agent can run them.

See which rules and skills an agent rewrote, and keep or undo each one.

How the agent talks to Delta, and how you control what it can do.

Three ways to begin a site: a prompt or brief, a live URL, or a screenshot.

The three kinds of knowledge that steer the agent, and how to manage them.

What an agent can and cannot do on your site, and how to keep it that way.

Three optional features, what each does, and how finished each one is.

The agent's work log: what changed and what is still open.

The Front panel on the live site, and Delta Editor in wp-admin.

A panel on the live site: read any part’s code, change words and images, move sections.

Boards where your agent tries ideas with your site’s styles before they go live.

An integration is an adapter for a plugin. It works while that plugin is active.

The twenty-six plugins Delta can drive, and which ones you install yourself.

Store templates and product abilities. WooCommerce runs checkout.

The SEO plugin owns the page head; the agent fills it in the same request as the page.

A redirect is proposed when a URL moves; Redirection makes it.

What a static copy of the site keeps, what it loses, and how the agent runs the export.

What Delta's error messages mean and how to get unstuck.

What to check when a page looks wrong, and what to send us if it's still stuck.