Once a page exists, Refine with Tiger is how you change it by describing what you want — “make this button bigger and blue”, “swap this heading text” — and letting your connected AI client apply a scoped, reversible edit through Tiger Elements. You stay in plain language; Tiger makes a precise, snapshotted change you can undo.
Where: refinement runs over the Build with AI (MCP) connection (WP Admin → Tiger Elements → Build with AI). Tier: Pro.
How refining works
With Claude, Cursor, or VS Code connected through Build with AI, you ask the assistant to adjust a specific part of a page. Behind the scenes it uses Tiger’s element-editing tools, which are deliberately narrow and safe:
- The assistant reads the page and locates the exact element you mean — by role, position, or content (“the second heading”, “the button in the pricing card”).
- It changes only the controls you named on that one element. Unknown or invalid control keys are rejected rather than guessed, so nothing unexpected is written.
- The change is snapshotted first and returns an exact before→after diff, so you can see precisely what moved.
Scoped and reversible
Every refinement is targeted at a single element and can be undone in one step — the assistant can revert the last change on a page if a tweak isn’t what you wanted. Because edits touch only the controls you asked about, the rest of the layout is left exactly as it was. For text changes across a page, Tiger can also find-and-replace content directly.
Examples of good refinements
- Restyle one element — color, size, spacing, radius, alignment.
- Rewrite a heading, paragraph, or button label.
- Adjust a specific widget’s setting without opening its control panel by hand.
Anything larger — adding whole sections, building a new page — is covered by the build tools in the Build with AI (MCP) and Instant Draft articles.
Troubleshooting
My assistant can’t change anything.
Editing requires a Full access connector — a read-only connector can browse pages and tokens but cannot modify them. Check the connector’s scope under Build with AI, and that it hasn’t been revoked.
It edited the wrong element.
Be specific about which element you mean (its text, position, or the section it’s in), then undo and try again. Because each change is snapshotted, reverting is always one step away.