Content Agents

Keep your WordPress site. Let AI handle the writing. Every draft lands in WordPress, ready to review.

Content Agents writes and enriches the article — image, categories, and tags included — then pushes it straight into your existing WordPress site as a draft. No migration, no copy-paste, no new CMS to learn.

Your writing team. Your WordPress. Connected.

Connect once with a WordPress Application Password — no plugin required for the core flow. From then on, every article you finish in Content Agents can go straight into WordPress with a single click.

What it looks at

Publish to WordPress without leaving Content Agents.

Connect your site in about two minutes and push your first draft today.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a WordPress import plugin?

Import plugins move content once, in bulk, from an export file. This is a live, per-article pipe — every time you finish an article in Content Agents, you push it over individually, on your own schedule, as your content library keeps growing. There's no one-time migration step to babysit.

Do I need to install anything on WordPress?

No — posts, featured images, categories, and tags all sync using WordPress's built-in REST API and a standard Application Password. The only optional install is a small plugin, and that's purely for syncing SEO title/description into Yoast SEO or RankMath. Skip it and everything else still works.

Will this publish live on my site automatically?

No. Every push creates or updates a WordPress draft — never a live post. You stay in control of when (and whether) something actually goes live on your site.

What if I already have posts with a similar title or slug?

Your first push for an article creates a new WordPress post — it never touches your existing content. From then on, Content Agents remembers which WordPress post belongs to that article, so re-pushing updates that exact post instead of creating a duplicate.

Does this work with any WordPress theme or host?

Yes — it works with any self-hosted WordPress site (WordPress.org), any theme, and any plugin set, because it only talks to WordPress's own standard REST API. The one requirement is HTTPS, since WordPress Application Passwords require it.