AI agents for WordPress.com
A Monmo agent works on your WordPress.com site the way an editor who keeps the blog running would. It drafts posts in blocks with categories and a featured image, schedules the month's posts, sorts pending comments, refreshes articles that have gone out of date and reports on traffic every Monday. It works with your role on the site, and asks before it publishes, schedules, approves or deletes anything.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in WordPress.com
Draft a post in blocks
From an outline in Google Docs, the agent writes the post in blocks, sets the category, tags, excerpt and a featured image from your media library or Canva, and saves it as a draft once you allow it.
AskTurn this outline into a WordPress draft of about 1,200 words, in the Guides category, with a featured image.
Schedule the month's posts
It takes the posts marked ready, spreads them across the dates in your content calendar, checks each one's links and images, and schedules the batch on one card for your approval.
AskSchedule the six ready posts for Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 next month. Show me the schedule first.
Sort pending comments
Each morning it reads comments awaiting moderation and sorts them into approve, reply and spam, drafting a reply where a reader asked a question. One card covers the whole morning's moderation.
AskEvery morning, sort new comments into approve, reply and spam, and draft replies to real questions.
Report on traffic each Monday
It reads the site's stats for the week, with top posts, referrers and search terms, adds visits from Google Analytics and queries from Google Search Console, and writes three things worth acting on.
AskEvery Monday at 9, summarise last week's WordPress stats: top posts, where readers came from and what to do next.
Refresh out-of-date articles
It finds posts over 18 months old that still get visits, checks their facts, prices and links, and drafts updated versions as revisions you can compare with the original before saving.
AskFind our ten most visited posts older than 18 months and draft updates for anything out of date.
Tidy categories, tags and media
It lists duplicate tags such as Tip and Tips, categories with one post, and images with no alt text or far larger than they need to be, and proposes one clean-up you can approve in part.
AskFind duplicate tags, near-empty categories and images with no alt text, and propose a clean-up.
Share a new post with subscribers
When a post is published, it drafts the newsletter version in Mailchimp and a short post for LinkedIn, with the link and a two-line summary. Sending and posting each ask first.
AskWhen a new post goes live, draft a Mailchimp email and a LinkedIn post about it. Ask me before either goes out.
How it connects
- 1You connect your WordPress.com account once and choose the site. The agent works with your role there: an Editor role covers posts, pages and comments, while themes and plugins need an Administrator and a plan that includes them.
- 2WordPress.com suits a content or marketing agent that writes and keeps the blog, and a web developer agent for theme work. Most other agents do not need it.
- 3Reading posts, comments and stats needs no approval. Saving or updating a post or page, scheduling, publishing, moderating comments, changing a theme or plugin and deleting anything each ask first.
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Watch it work
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- Why
- Put the launch page live.
- Where
- MonstarX · project ridge-launch
- What to expect
- The page becomes public at this address. You can unpublish it at any time.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent write and publish WordPress posts?
It writes them and publishes when you allow it. A Monmo agent drafts the post in blocks, sets the category, tags and featured image, and saves it as a draft after your approval. Publishing or scheduling is its own card, so a post goes live only when you say so.
Can it moderate comments on my WordPress site?
Yes, with one approval for each batch. The AI agent reads comments awaiting moderation, sorts genuine ones from spam and drafts replies to readers' questions. You see the whole batch on one card and can change any line. It approves, replies or marks spam through the WordPress.com connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
Does it work with self-hosted WordPress?
The WordPress.com connection is built for sites hosted on WordPress.com. For a self-hosted site, the agent can sign in to wp-admin in its own browser with an account you create for it, and works with the role you give that account. The same approvals apply.
Can it improve my WordPress SEO?
It can do the steady work that helps. It finds posts losing traffic, refreshes outdated facts, writes missing excerpts and meta descriptions, adds alt text and fixes broken internal links, using your stats and Google Search Console. It cannot promise rankings, and every edit waits for your approval.