Overview
ContentAgent brings content planning, drafting, revision, and publishing into one WordPress-oriented workflow. It is designed for teams that want AI assistance without moving the editorial process away from the system where content is ultimately managed.
The repository contains separate Free and Pro source trees so the public distribution surface and the extended product can evolve without mixing release responsibilities.
The problem
AI writing tools often create another disconnected workspace. Editors generate text elsewhere, copy it into WordPress, repair formatting, add metadata, and then repeat the same steps for the next article. The writing assistance may be fast, but the publishing workflow remains fragmented.
Product approach
ContentAgent treats AI generation as one part of an editorial system rather than the whole product. The interface supports planning, drafting, improving, and preparing content for publication from the WordPress administration area.
The product structure includes:
- AI-assisted drafting and rewriting workflows;
- planning and publication-oriented tools;
- WordPress administration integration;
- separate Free and Pro editions;
- release packaging for distributable plugin builds.
Technical approach
The project follows WordPress plugin conventions and keeps each edition independently packageable. Shared product ideas are expressed through parallel source trees, while release outputs remain separate from the editable source. This makes the distribution boundary explicit and reduces accidental coupling between the free and commercial editions.
My role
I defined the workflow, built the plugin structure and administration experience, organized the Free and Pro release model, and prepared the repository for repeatable packaging.
Current status
ContentAgent is available as an open-source repository with the Free and Pro project structures included. It represents the broader content-operations side of my WordPress AI work, complementing the visitor-facing focus of SalesAgent.