AI that’s actually useful for WordPress
Most “AI-powered” tools for WordPress are generators — they produce text or images and leave you to figure out the rest. Wordimatic’s AI Support Assistant is different: it’s an operations layer that takes on routine WordPress tasks end-to-end, supervised by a WordPress engineer who approves every action before it hits your live site.
What the AI handles
Content updates — Need 20 product descriptions refreshed? Want your existing blog posts updated with current information? The AI drafts the changes, an engineer reviews them, and they’re published when you’re satisfied.
SEO audits — The AI scans your site for missing meta descriptions, duplicate title tags, thin content, broken internal links, and heading hierarchy issues. It produces a prioritized report and, where possible, implements the fixes directly.
Plugin vetting — Before we install any plugin on your site, the AI reviews its changelog, support forum for recent issues, update frequency, author reputation, and code quality signals. You get a plain-English verdict: install it, find an alternative, or skip it entirely.
Image optimization — The AI identifies unoptimized images, generates WebP versions, adds missing alt text, and updates references in your content.
Routine content tasks — Category cleanup, tag rationalization, internal linking suggestions, schema markup, and structured data implementation.
What engineers handle
The AI accelerates work; it doesn’t replace the engineers who oversee it. Every output from the AI is reviewed by a WordPress engineer before it’s applied to your site. Engineers handle:
- Anything touching code (PHP, JavaScript, CSS)
- Database operations
- Server configuration
- Complex troubleshooting
- Custom development
- Anything that requires judgment calls the AI can’t reliably make
Why this matters for you
The practical effect is faster turnaround on the routine work that used to fill your support hours. When your engineer isn’t spending time on content refreshes and SEO fixes, they’re available for the harder problems.
It also means your support hours go further. On Optimize and Operate plans, AI-completed tasks don’t count against your included support hours — only engineering time does.
How to request AI-assisted work
Submit a task through your client portal with the label “AI-assist requested.” You can also flag it in your monthly planning call. The AI picks it up, the engineer reviews the output, and you get a notification when it’s ready for your approval.
You always have final say before anything goes live.
Learn about our plans to see which tiers include AI-assisted work.
