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The extra MCP abilities a Page Builder Sandwich Pro licence gives an AI agent.
With a Page Builder Sandwich Pro licence an AI agent gets 92 more abilities on top of the free ones (see Page Builder Sandwich: connect an AI agent (MCP) for how to connect).
Read the theme builder's choices; Read white label (Agency); Import a Figma frame; Invite a site to a team (Agency); Join a team; Leave a team; List the A/B tests and their results; List the dynamic content sources; Read form submissions; List cloud library designs; List Lottie animations; List the mailing-list connections; List the form-builder forms; List a service's mailing lists; List the popups; List find-and-replace jobs; List team members; List library teams; List the theme templates; Preview a dynamic value; Refresh reviews now; Stop using your own storage; Remove a team member (Agency); Reset an A/B test's results; Save a design to the cloud library; Animate a block; Use your own storage; Change maintenance mode; Connect Mailchimp; Change the reviews sources; Change builder permissions; Change white label (Agency); Find and replace across the site; Test your own storage; Undo a find-and-replace; Change the brand kit; Change a global class; Change the conversion tracking; Change the cookie consent banner; Change dark mode; Change a form; Change a popup; Change a theme template; Change the design tokens; Change the CSS variables; Upload a Lottie animation.
Abilities marked (Agency) need the Agency plan. AI writing abilities use your own AI provider key, set in the plugin; we never see it.
They appear on the same connection address the moment a Page Builder Sandwich Pro licence is active on the site: no new application password and no change in your AI app. On a site without the licence they are not offered to the agent at all, so it never tries one it cannot use. Each still checks the WordPress permission it names.
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