New blocks
Create your own custom blocks that leverage the existing framework in your theme, so they look and work just like CWP blocks.
AI Site Agents for Publishers
A private AI agent that understands your WordPress workflow
Most publishers are already experimenting with AI. The hard part is making it useful on your actual WordPress site without handing a generic chatbot the keys to production.
Publisher-specific knowledge Grounded in CultivateWP's best practices for WordPress development, SEO, performance, accessibility, and deployment patterns.
Staging-first workflow Changes are drafted where they can be reviewed before affecting readers or revenue.
Private per-site agent Your agent has isolated memory, workspace, credentials, and project context.
The problem
Generic AI does not know how your site actually works.
A normal ChatGPT conversation does not know your theme architecture, staging environment, custom blocks, active plugins, recipe-card constraints, performance priorities, or all the work already done on your site.
Your private agent starts with publisher-focused technical knowledge, then learns the practical details of your own site through my personal setup: how changes are made, what should be avoided, where fragile areas live, and what style of answers you prefer.
The goal is not to replace good technical judgment. The goal is to make routine questions, small experiments, audits, reports, and minor style changes easier to build, test, and deploy.
What the agent can help with
Useful support for the work publishers actually ask about.
Minor style changes
Have the agent draft small code changes, document what changed, and deploy it to staging for your review.
Audits and reports
Create practical reports for content strategy, internal links, metadata, performance, or content cleanup.
Workflow memory
Keep a running understanding of past requests, site-specific quirks, client preferences, and successful patterns.
Safety model
The agent is useful because it has boundaries.
For most sites, the safest default is staging-first. The agent can inspect, explain, draft, test, and prepare work for review. High-risk requests should be escalated instead of guessed through.
Requests involving major design changes, complex new features, security, database migrations or destructive operations need extra care and are escalated to CultivateWP Support for human implementation.
Pricing
Choose how much human involvement you want around the agent.
We recommend starting with Concierge for the first month or two to establish your initial workflows and systems, then switching to Advisory as you take more of the lead interacting with your agent. If you no longer need Bill’s code review, switch to Essentials for the long-term.
$100/mo
Essentials
A hosted private site agent for publishers who want the agent available, configured, and grounded in proven publishing-site practices.
- Agent hosting: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB SSD
- Setup and configuration of the agent runtime
- Integrated CultivateWP Knowledge Base for WordPress, recipe, SEO, performance, and deployment patterns
- Client-specific context for your site, theme, staging workflow, and preferences
- Private workspace, persistent memory, and activity history
- One primary communication channel
Human code review, production deployment, and strategic support are not included.
$1,000/mo
Advisory
For publishers who want the agent to do useful staging work with Bill reviewing, refining, and deploying approved changes.
- Everything in Essentials
- The agent works on staging or a review branch
- Up to 4 hours per month of Bill’s code review, cleanup, and deployment time
- Production deployment after human review and approval
- Plain-English review notes so you know what changed and what to check
- Safe escalation when a request is too risky for the agent to handle alone
Best for small recurring improvements, focused fixes, and publisher-site maintenance requests.
$3,000/mo
Concierge
A higher-touch advisory relationship where you, Bill, and your agent collaborate on strategy and implementation.
- Everything in Advisory
- Private chat directly with Bill and your agent
- Ongoing collaboration on site strategy, implementation priorities, and tradeoffs
- Monthly strategy call
- Priority review of agent-generated work
- Roadmap guidance for content systems, performance, SEO, and workflow improvements
Best when your site has ongoing technical strategy needs, not just one-off agent requests.
How it works
Start with a safe, private agent before expanding the workflow.
01
Provision
I set up the hosted agent environment, private workspace, memory, and communication channel.
02
Ground
The agent is seeded with publisher-site guidance and your site-specific context.
03
Work on staging
The agent drafts reports, audits, prototypes, or code changes where they can be reviewed safely.
04
Review and improve
The agent records what worked, what failed, and which patterns should be reused next time.
Good fit
Built for established publishers with a real WordPress workflow.
This is likely a good fit if:
- You have recurring technical, SEO, content, or workflow questions.
- You want an agent that remembers your site instead of starting from scratch every time.
- You want an agent that can do more than WordPress support, and can grow to fit your specific business needs over time.
This is not a good fit if:
- You want unlimited human development work for a flat monthly fee.
- You need emergency production support.
- You are not comfortable reviewing agent-created work before it goes live.
- Your site does not have a safe staging or deployment path.
Start here
Tell me about your publishing site and where an agent could help.
Share your site, current workflow, and whether you are most interested in agent hosting, reviewed implementation, or strategic collaboration.