Reference
Glossary
Every Fregio and Muse term in one place — credits, restore points, engines, and more.
8 min read · Updated August 24, 2026
Use this as the dictionary for the product. Terms match what you see in the editor, dashboard, and invoices.
- Muse
- Fregio’s AI agent. You talk to Muse in the editor. It plans, builds, reviews, and edits a real WordPress site — not a static mockup.
- Brief
- The first message you send Muse when creating a site. The more specific the business, pages, and tone, the better the first build.
- Credit
- The unit Fregio meters Muse work in. Builds and edits spend credits from your monthly plan allowance (plus any purchased top-ups).
- Site
- One isolated WordPress install — its own container, database, preview URL, and files. Plans cap how many sites you can keep.
- Preview URL
- The HTTPS address Fregio gives you immediately after spin-up. Use it to share and review the site before a custom domain.
- Live preview
- The iframe in the editor that shows the real WordPress front-end. Muse edits against the page you are looking at.
- Edit burst
- One Muse turn that changes theme or plugin files. After a successful burst, Fregio saves a restore point.
- Restore point
- A snapshot of the files Muse changed before an edit. Say “undo” or “roll back” to restore the last safe version.
- Builder engine
- How the front-end is built: Custom (PHP/Tailwind theme Muse writes) or Elementor (pages as Elementor documents).
- Custom theme
- A unique WordPress theme Muse authors for your brief. You can export it as a zip on paid plans.
- Elementor
- The WordPress page builder Muse can install and design in. Use it when you want visual drag-and-drop after launch.
- WP admin
- The classic WordPress dashboard (/wp-admin). Paid plans expose credentials so you can log in like any other WordPress host.
- Spin-up
- Provisioning a new isolated WordPress runtime — container, database, latest WordPress, HTTPS — usually under a minute.
- Idle sleep
- Unused sites pause to save resources. Visiting the preview or opening the editor wakes the site in seconds. Files and the database stay intact.
- Custom domain
- Your own hostname (example.com) pointed at a Fregio site. Core and above include this plus automatic SSL.
- SSL / HTTPS
- The certificate that encrypts traffic. Fregio issues and renews it on preview URLs and connected custom domains.
- WooCommerce
- The WordPress store plugin. Muse can install it, add products, and keep operating the catalog after launch.
- Plugin
- A WordPress add-on. Because every Fregio site is real WordPress, you can use the same plugin directory as any other host.
- Theme export
- A zip of the custom theme Muse built. Paid plans can download it and install it on another WordPress host.
- Plugin export
- A zip of a custom plugin Muse wrote (usually vibewp-*). Third-party plugins like WooCommerce are not exported.
- Malware scan
- A check of site files for injected or suspicious code. Available on every plan.
- Auto-clean
- Surgical removal of injected malware without wiping legitimate theme files. Paid plans unlock this.
- Fregio badge
- A small “built with Fregio” mark on free-tier sites. Paid plans can remove it.
- Site type
- Muse’s guess at what you are building (restaurant, store, agency, SaaS). It uses this to pick layouts, copy, and plugins.
- Site manifest
- Muse’s live index of pages, menus, and theme files. It is an index — the files themselves are the source of truth.
- Critic / review
- A verification pass after a build. Muse looks at the rendered site, not just the generated code, before calling it done.
- Migration
- Importing an existing WordPress site into Fregio with the migrator plugin, or exporting a Fregio site to move elsewhere.
- Project
- A folder in the dashboard that groups related sites (for example, a client or a brand).
- Demo vs full site
- A demo is one complete landing page to try a direction. A full site builds every planned page, nav, and store feature.
