Turn natural-language instructions into structured WordPress posts, pages, and updates — automatically and on your servers.
GET THE AGENT View DocumentationAutonomous WordPress automation — Gutenberg-ready drafts, categories handled, API-native actions.
Most WordPress workflows rely on manual steps: drafting, formatting, fixing categories, checking slugs, rewriting excerpts, and pushing updates.
The WordPress Publisher Agent takes that entire sequence and turns it into a single instruction — it understands your intent, prepares the structure, generates clean Gutenberg blocks, and handles categories or metadata automatically.
You write less, review more, and publish faster.
The agent understands what you want to publish, prepares the structure, and handles the WordPress API details for you.
From idea to draft, every step becomes faster and far more consistent.
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Give it a short instruction or a natural-language prompt.
The agent identifies the right action — create, update, list, or delete — without manual setup.
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It produces structured blocks, headings, paragraphs, lists, and placeholders ready for the WordPress editor.
Categories, slugs, and excerpts are handled automatically.
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The agent executes the action using the WordPress REST API.
You get a clear result, logs, and a structured payload you can reuse in your workflow.
Content creation often slows down long before publishing: scattered briefs, missing categories, inconsistent formatting, outdated templates, and the constant back-and-forth between drafts. Even simple posts can take more time than they should.
The WordPress Publisher Agent fixes the parts that usually get in the way. You describe what you want — a blog post, a landing page, an announcement, a product update — and it prepares a clean draft in Gutenberg format, ready for review or publication. Titles, excerpts, structure, and categories are generated consistently, without reinventing the workflow every time.
Teams stay aligned, drafts arrive faster, and content remains structured even as it scales. Instead of managing the process, you focus on refining the message.
It understands your instruction
You describe what you want in natural language — a new article, a landing page, a category, or an update.
The agent extracts the intent and turns it into a precise, structured action plan (create, list, update, delete) with the right parameters.
It generates clean Gutenberg content
If you ask for a new post or page, the agent drafts structured Gutenberg blocks: headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, calls-to-action, and image placeholders.
It fills missing fields (title, excerpt, categories) automatically using the LLM of your choice.
It talks to your WordPress site
Using the official REST API, the agent creates or updates the resource, ensures categories exist, sets the author, applies the correct status (draft or publish), and validates the response returned by WordPress.
Generate Gutenberg-ready posts from one instruction.
Perfect for turning ideas, briefs, or voice notes into clean WordPress drafts without touching the editor.
Modify pages or posts in batches with a single request.
Fix outdated sections, add call-to-actions, or refresh product descriptions instantly.
Create and organize categories automatically.
The agent ensures that structure is consistent so teams don’t have to manage taxonomies manually.
Use it your way — deploy the automation agent on your server or plug it into your editorial workflow.
€100
Best when you want automated post/page creation, category management, and Gutenberg-ready content generation — all from natural-language instructions.
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Delivery
By default, all generated posts and pages are created as drafts.
You can set the status to publish only when you explicitly want it.
Yes.
Any WordPress installation with REST API enabled and an application password is supported.
No.
You can use your local model through Ollama, or switch to OpenAI/Mistral/Google via environment variables.
Yes.
The agent produces Gutenberg-compatible structured content, including headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, and placeholders.
Yes.
It can list existing categories, create missing ones, and assign them automatically during content creation.
No.
Everything runs locally or on your server.
Only your WordPress API endpoint is contacted.
Yes.
You receive the full source code and can customize workflows, prompts, or client behavior to match your stack.
A few minutes.
Provide your WordPress URL + API token, start the FastAPI service, and you’re ready to automate.