Draft posts from an outline
Saved as drafts with a category and an excerpt, never published without you.
Write three blog post drafts for [my site] from this outline: [outline]. Give each a category and an excerpt, and save them as drafts.
Connect your site through WordPress's own approval screen, then ask in plain words: draft posts, fill in missing alt text, rework a page in blocks, tidy categories or update WooCommerce products. Nothing to install on the site.
Works with WordPress sites on HTTPS that allow application passwords.
Find the images in my media library that have no alt text and write a short, accurate alt text for each.
The agent works through WordPress's REST API with your account's rights, inside limits that keep your site safe.
New posts and pages are saved as drafts for you to review. Existing ones can be rewritten, retitled, given new excerpts or moved to the trash.
Upload images, audio, video or PDFs from a link, set featured images, and fill in alt text and titles.
Create and rename terms, re-tag posts in bulk, and approve, spam or trash comments waiting for moderation.
Edit navigation and header or footer templates on block themes, plus your title, tagline and front page. The previous value is kept, so a change can be put back.
Switch on plugin access for a site and the agent can manage WooCommerce products, coupons, shipping zones and order status.
Connect up to 20 sites and say which one you mean. Each has its own switches.
In Automatio, open Integrations, choose WordPress and type your site's address.
WordPress shows its own screen for approving an application. Sign in as an administrator or editor and press Approve.
Back in Automatio, say what to change. New content is saved as drafts until you publish it.
Send one as written or change the details. Each opens in Automatio with the request filled in.
Saved as drafts with a category and an excerpt, never published without you.
Write three blog post drafts for [my site] from this outline: [outline]. Give each a category and an excerpt, and save them as drafts.
Every image without a description gets one that says what is in it.
Find the images in my media library that have no alt text and write a short, accurate alt text for each.
Bring titles and excerpts on older posts in line with what they say today.
List my 20 oldest published posts and rewrite each excerpt so it matches what the post says now. Show me the changes before saving.
Find the categories that barely get used and fold them into others.
Show me the categories with fewer than three posts and suggest which to combine. Once I confirm, move their posts into the category we keep.
Needs plugin access switched on for the site.
Put every product in the [category] category on a 15% sale until the end of the month.
Clear the queue without reading every one yourself.
Go through the comments waiting for moderation, approve the genuine ones and mark the spam as spam.
Each guide has the exact request to send, what happens, and what to check.
Use Automatio to bulk edit WordPress categories and tags. Organize posts, rename taxonomy terms, and re-categorize content with AI in seconds.
Read the guideWrite blog post drafts in WordPress easily. Assign categories and tags instantly via chat. Upload featured images using public links.
Read the guideFind and add missing alt text to WordPress images automatically. Connect your site and ask the AI agent to describe your media library files.
Read the guideNo. Automatio connects through application passwords and the REST API, which WordPress has included since version 5.6. You approve the connection on your own site, on WordPress's own screen.
Automatio never sees your WordPress login. It receives an application password, swaps it for a fresh one straight away, stores it encrypted and never shows it to the AI. Disconnecting in Automatio revokes it on your site, and you can revoke it yourself from your WordPress profile.
What your WordPress account can, inside Automatio's own limits: it can't change users or roles, it trashes instead of deleting, and plugins stay off-limits until you switch plugin access on for that site.
Yes, once you switch on plugin access for the site. The agent can then manage products, coupons, shipping zones and order status through WooCommerce's REST API. Secrets a plugin stores are hidden from it.
WordPress sites on HTTPS where application passwords are available. A firewall that blocks server traffic, or a security plugin that turns application passwords off, will stop it. Multisite networks haven't been tested.
The WordPress tools are free. The agent's work uses credits from your Automatio account, and generated images cost credits of their own.