1Write
Your agent writes. In its own chat.
Markdown in, real Gutenberg blocks out — headings, lists, tables, galleries, cover blocks, embeds. Inline images are re-hosted in your own media library.
Now in early access — the publish rail for AI agents
WordPress
Your agent writes. Pressbotics ships it.
Write, schedule, approve, published. Any MCP-compatible agent can post to WordPress correctly — clean Gutenberg blocks, your own images, native scheduling that does not quietly miss — while you approve from your phone.
Free forever plan · No credit card · Connected end to end with Claude; works with any MCP-compatible agent.
You say
Publish this to my blog as "What we shipped in September" and tag it changelog.
Pressbotics does
- Markdown becomes real Gutenberg blocks
- Images are re-hosted in your media library
- Tags matched by name, or created
- Sets Yoast or Rank Math SEO fields when the free plugin is installed
- Queued for your approval
Every agent can write. Almost none can ship.
Agents produce markdown. WordPress wants structured blocks, sideloaded media, plugin-specific SEO fields and a publish time it will actually honour. Pressbotics is the layer in between — so the draft becomes a post that is live, correct, and on time.
Write → schedule → approve → published.
2Schedule
A post, a week, or a standing cadence.
Scheduled posts are native WordPress scheduled posts — status Scheduled in wp-admin, published by WordPress itself. We just make sure it actually happens.
3Approve
Nothing goes live until you say so.
Read the rendered post, approve or reject with a note, from your phone. Or set a trusted agent to full-auto once it has earned it.
4Published
And verified after the fact.
Every published post is checked live. A broken render is reverted to draft, and the response says exactly which part failed — image, taxonomy, SEO.
The schedule
A month of posts, across every site.
Ask for one post, five posts one a day, or every Tuesday at nine. Each slot becomes an ordinary scheduled post you can move or cancel on its own — and if WordPress misses one, Pressbotics says so instead of leaving it sitting there.
- Native WordPress scheduling — Scheduled in wp-admin, published by WordPress
- Missed posts detected and recoverable in one tap
- Every connected site on one calendar
- Move or cancel any post without touching wp-admin
September
2 sites · 9 posts
PublishedScheduledMissed — recovered
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Speed to lead
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Q3 roundup
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Field notes
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Pricing update
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Launch recap
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Case studyNewsletter
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Hiring post
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Changelog
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Month in review
Missed schedules, caught
WordPress's missed-schedule failure is decades old and still unfixed in core. Pressbotics watches every due post, knocks the site awake, reads the post back, and flags anything that did not land — with a one-tap Publish now.
The media library, usable
Your agent can reuse an image already on the site by name, or hand you an upload link for a photo on your phone. No stock-image substitutions.
Edit what is already live
"The post I published last Tuesday" resolves. Find it by date range, change it, and the edit goes through the same approval gate.
One calendar, every site
Ten sites, or thirty, on a single month view. No WordPress admin can show you that — each one only knows about itself.
You stay in control.
Pressbotics shows you a rendered preview of everything an agent wants to publish. Approve, reject with a note, or edit first — from any device. Scheduled posts wait for the same approval before WordPress ever sees them.
Pendingmy-blog.com
Ship faster with block-native drafts
Things you can actually say
No syntax to learn. Every one of these maps onto a shipped tool.
- Publish“Publish this to my blog as "What we shipped in September", tag it changelog, and use the image already on the site called dashboard-hero.”
- Schedule“Schedule that post for next Tuesday at 9am Eastern instead, and hold it for my approval.”
- A week at a time“Schedule these five drafts one a day at 8am starting Monday, across both of my sites.”
- Edit a live post“Find the post I published last Tuesday, fix the pricing paragraph, and send the change for approval.”
- Images“I have a photo on my phone for the header — give me an upload link and use it as the featured image.”
Connect your agent
Two steps, honestly: copy the server URL, then add it as a custom connector in your agent. No MCP client has a one-click installer — anyone who shows you one is showing you a button that does not work.
Pressbotics MCP server URL
https://mcp.pressbotics.com/mcpEvery client works the same way: copy this, then add it as a custom MCP server. There is no installer to click.
Connect Claude
Walked end to end- 1Copy the Pressbotics MCP server URL above.
- 2In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
- 3Name it Pressbotics, paste the URL, and click Add.
- 4Click Connect — Claude opens Pressbotics in your browser. Sign in and click Authorize.
- 5Back in Claude, start a new chat and ask it to list your sites.
Simple pricing
Free
$0/mo
Wire one site up and see the rail work.
- · 1 site
- · 1 agent key
- · Review every post before it publishes
- · 10 published posts / month
Pro
$29/mo
Auto-publishing for a handful of sites.
- · 3 sites
- · 5 agent keys
- · Guardrails and full-auto publishing
- · Scheduling, recurrence and media upload
Studio
$79/mo
For content studios running many sites at once.
- · 10 sites
- · 20 agent keys
- · Scheduling, recurrence and media upload
- · 600 published posts / month
Agency
$199/mo
Client work at volume, with the paper trail.
- · 30 sites
- · Unlimited agent keys
- · Scheduling, recurrence and media upload
- · 2,000 published posts / month
Give your agent hands.
Connect a WordPress site once and let your agents write, schedule and update through a rail you control.
Start freeFree forever plan. No credit card.