Hand your AI agent a real WordPress site.

# one token in the env: no SSH keys, no wp-admin password, no browser
$ export INSTAWP_TOKEN=iwp_••••
you › build the membership checkout on a local site, fix what breaks, then ship it

# 1 · BUILD ·····
# a real WordPress on your machine: WASM PHP + SQLite, no Docker, free
$ instawp local create --name acme --php 8.3 --json
{ "instance": "acme", "php": "8.3", "status": "running" }
agent ▸ acme is up. scaffolding the plugin, a tier option, and a checkout page.

# 2 · TROUBLESHOOT ·····
# run the checkout test over HTTPS with --api. no SSH to set up.
$ instawp wp acme --api -- eval-file tests/checkout.php
✕ exit 1
agent ▸ exit 1, a real failure not a hang. pulling the PHP log as JSON.
$ instawp logs acme --php --json -n 20
{ "level": "error", "message": "Undefined array key \"tier\"", "file": "checkout.php:42" }
agent ▸ reads checkout.php:42, the "tier" key is missing. patches the guard, seeds a default.
$ instawp wp acme --api -- eval-file tests/checkout.php
Success: 1 assertion passed.

# 3 · SHIP ·····
# checkpoint a restorable version (files + db), then push local up to the cloud
$ instawp versions create acme --name "pre-launch" --json
{ "id": 9135, "contains": "files+db" }
$ instawp local push acme --with-db
✓ Cloud DB backed up · URLs rewritten · Push complete!
  → https://acme.instawp.site
agent ▸ shipped in one session: build, fix, live. the checkpoint rolls it all back in one command.