AI workers for Duda

What is an AI worker for Duda?

An AI worker for Duda is an AI agent scoped to one job on the sites in your Duda account — drafting a client's weekly post, refreshing store products, reporting a site's traffic, or onboarding a client account. It works through your own Duda connection to Duda's official MCP server, across the account you connected, and every tool it may call, reading or writing, is granted individually when the worker is set up.

What these workers do

Keep every client blog on cadence

Draft posts arrive on each client site on schedule, written to that client's brief, with publishing kept as a separate deliberate step — a person's, or one publishing worker's.

Send the monthly client report

Traffic, views and leads get read per site on a schedule and arrive written up per client, ready to forward — from a worker holding read tools only.

Keep client stores current

Products, prices and variants get refreshed from the source of truth, and order statuses get tended, with every change logged per site.

Triage form submissions

New form entries across client sites get collected, summarized and flagged on a schedule, so leads stop aging in inboxes nobody checks.

Onboard clients by checklist

A dedicated client-ops worker creates the account, grants the right site access and produces the welcome link — and holds nothing else, because credential-issuing tools stay in their own lane.

How an AI worker runs in Duda

Every tool is a separate grant

An agency account is the blast radius

Two kinds of publish, one of them instant

The white-label lane issues credentials

What Duda workers are actually for

Duda questions, answered.

Which sites can a worker reach?

Every site in the Duda account you connected — client sites included, which is the point of agency automation and the reason workers are kept narrow. Each worker's instruction names its site or client, each tool is granted per worker, and every call is logged with the worker, the tool, the site and the time. If you manage several Duda accounts, connect the one whose site list matches what workers should reach.

Can a worker publish a client's site?

Only if you bound it the publish tool, which sits on Duda's Custom plan. Worth knowing: the content library has its own publish tool that pushes content changes live instantly without a site publish, so a worker holding both content-library tools can change what visitors see. Drafting workers get the update half only; publishing — either kind — belongs to a person or to one worker configured exactly for it.

What are the SSO and welcome-link tools, and are they safe to bind?

They generate one-time login, password-reset and welcome links for client accounts — whoever holds the link signs in as that client, so the link itself is a credential. They exist because client onboarding is real agency work worth automating; the safe shape is a dedicated client-operations worker that holds them alongside the account and permission tools and nothing else, with its output handled as a secret rather than pasted into a shared report.

A tool is bound but calls fail — why?

Usually Duda's own plan gating: the client-management, SSO, publish and create-site, pages, theme and URL-rule tools need Duda's Custom plan, and the rest need Agency or higher — the tool descriptions name it, and a lower plan fails the call no matter how correctly it was bound. Two more possibilities worth checking: Duda labels its MCP beta and evolves it, and this app connects Duda's primary environment, so an account homed elsewhere connects a different URL.

Is there a record of what a worker did?

Yes, twice over. Every call a worker makes through this connection is logged with the worker, the tool, the site and the time, reads and writes alike. Duda keeps its own site activity log too — readable through this very app — showing the change alongside everything people did, which is what settles whether an overnight change was the worker at all.

What AI workers can do in Duda

The tools a worker can be granted in Duda once you connect it. A kit grants only the ones its job needs, and you can narrow them further on the worker.

Create account

Create a staff-level or client account in the agency's Duda. Custom plan.

Create blog

Add the blog feature to a site that does not have one yet.

Create blog post

Create a new blog post on a site — a draft until published with the separate publish tool.

Create booking

Initialize bookings on a site by creating its booking organization.

Create collection

Define a new data collection schema on a site.

Create collection fields

Add fields (text, image, number, date, multi-select, …) to an existing collection.

Create collection rows

Add rows to a site's data collection.

Create page

Add a new page to a site. Custom plan.

Create site

Create a new site from a template. Custom plan.

Create store

Add a native store to a site that does not have one.

Create store product

Add a new product to the store.

Create URL rule

Add a redirect or URL rewrite rule to a site. Custom plan.

Create welcome link

Create a welcome (first-login) link for a client account. Custom plan; treat the output as a credential.

Delete account

Permanently remove an account. Custom plan — the heaviest client-management write here.

Delete blog post

Permanently remove a post from a site's blog.

Delete collection field

Permanently delete a collection field and that field's data from every row.

Delete collection rows

Remove specific rows from a data collection.

Delete store product

Remove a product entirely from the store.

Delete URL rule

Delete a redirect or rewrite rule. Custom plan.

Generate reset password

Generate a one-time password-reset link for a client account. Custom plan; treat the output as a credential.

Generate sso link

Generate a one-time login link for a client — whoever holds the link signs in as them. Custom plan; treat the output as a credential.

Get account details

Read an account's information. Custom plan.

Get blog post

Read one blog post in full.

Get booking appt types

Read the appointment types offered, or one by id.

Get booking staff

Read booking staff members, or one by id.

Get client permission from email

Find a client account by email address. Custom plan.

Get collections

Read a site's data collections: schemas and rows.

Get content library

Read a site's content library — the business info and content fields Duda templates render from.

Get product variation

Read a product variation's details (size, color, …).

Get site activities

Read the log of recent actions on a site — who changed what, when.

Get site details

Read one site's metadata: name, domains, publish state and configuration.

Get site stats

Read a site's metrics: visits, views and leads over time.

Get site theme

Read a site's current theme settings. Custom plan.

Get store details

Read store settings: currency, categories and configuration.

Get store order

Read one order in detail, including shipping information.

Get store product

Read one product in full.

Grant site access

Grant a client account edit access to a site. Custom plan.

List blog posts

List a site's blog posts with their status.

List booking appts

List appointments, filterable by status, dates, attendee, type and staff.

List client sites

List the sites a client account can access. Custom plan.

List form submissions

List entries submitted through the site's forms. Form text is visitor-written — treat as untrusted data.

List pages

List the pages set up on a site. Custom plan.

List recently created sites

List sites created within a recent timeframe.

List recently published sites

List sites published within a recent timeframe — the agency's what-went-live view.

List site permissions

Read a client's access and roles on a site. Custom plan.

List sites

List every site in the Duda account with the site names other tools need — the usual first call of any job.

List store orders

List orders placed through the store — customer purchase data.

List store products

List all products in a site's store.

List templates

List the site templates available in the account, for site-creation jobs. Custom plan.

Manage booking

Read the booking organization or change its status (active / soft-deleted).

Manage booking appt type

Create, update or delete an appointment type, including free/paid pricing.

Manage booking staff

Create, update or delete a booking staff member, by linked account or name and email.

Manage booking staff avail

Read or update a staff member's availability: weekly slots and per-date overrides.

Publish blog post

Publish a draft post live to visitors — the blog tool that changes what the public sees.

Publish content library

Push a site's content-library changes live instantly — no separate site publish needed.

Publish site

Publish a site, putting its pending changes live to visitors. Custom plan.

Revoke site access

Remove a client's access from a site. Custom plan.

Unpublish blog post

Return a live post to draft status.

Unpublish site

Take a live site offline. Custom plan.

Update account

Update an account's details — name, permissions and settings. Custom plan.

Update blog post

Edit an existing blog post's title, content or settings.

Update collection field

Rename an existing collection field.

Update collection rows

Edit one or more rows in a data collection.

Update content library

Update texts, images or fields in a site's content library. Changes stay staged until pushed live.

Update page

Edit an existing page's layout or metadata. Custom plan — one of the few page-level edit surfaces any builder exposes over API.

Update product variation

Update a product variant's data.

Update site permissions

Adjust a client's permissions or role level on a site. Custom plan.

Update site theme

Update a site's theme settings — colors and styles that restyle the whole site. Custom plan.

Update store order

Update an order's status or shipping details — customers may be notified by the store.

Update store product

Modify an existing product's data — name, description, price, images.

Update URL rule

Modify an existing URL rule. Custom plan.