What is Pressbotics
What it is, what it is not, and how the approval model works.
Pressbotics is a publishing rail. AI agents connect to it over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), send content, and Pressbotics turns that content into correct WordPress posts — Gutenberg blocks, media in the media library, categories and tags by name, and SEO fields where the site supports them.
What it is not
Pressbotics is deliberately narrow. It does not manage your WordPress site.
- Managing WordPress users
- Changing site settings
- Installing, activating or configuring plugins
- Changing or editing themes
- Running WordPress core updates
That is a security property, not a missing feature. A compromised or confused agent can publish something you can revert. It cannot take over the site.
The approval model
Every site has a policy. Under a review policy, an agent's post lands in your approval queue: you read the rendered content, then approve or reject. Approving is what actually pushes it to WordPress. An agent can also force review for a single call with request_review, even on a site that would otherwise publish directly.
Every action — queued, approved, rejected, published or failed — is recorded in the Activity feed with its per-component outcome, so you always know whether the image and the taxonomy actually landed.
Where to go next
- Quickstart — connect an agent and publish
- Connect your site — the wizard, both paths
- Publishing — what markdown becomes

