One WordPress product for your whole content operation
Describe it. Automate it. Fix it. Get found by AI.
CliftonAi-WPcontentflow pairs a WordPress theme you customize in plain language with a content engine that drafts on demand or from RSS, a feedback tool that catches and fixes content bugs, and built-in AI visibility, all in one plugin, not four.
Free on WordPress.org. Bring your own OpenRouter key: nothing leaves your site until you turn a module on.
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Zero duct tape
Theme, generator, automation and feedback in one settings hub
Describe, don't configure
Vibe-prompt any section of your site in plain language
AI-citable by default
Dynamic llms.txt and schema.org on every published page
Sound familiar?
Most WordPress sites run on a theme, an AI writer, an automation tool, and a feedback tool: four different logins that have never spoken to each other.
Four tools, zero shared context
Your theme doesn't know what your AI writer just published. Your automation rule doesn't know what needs a human's eyes first. Every connection between tools is a Zapier job that breaks the day someone changes a plan.
A theme that fights every tweak
Moving a section means digging through nested settings panels or opening a support ticket. By the time the change is live, you've lost the thread of what you were trying to say.
Content nobody (human or AI) ever sees
You publish, then hope. No llms.txt, no structured data, nothing telling AI assistants your content exists. And no one can flag a mistake on a live article without a screenshot and an email.
Theme
Tell your site what you want. Watch it happen.
CliftonAi-WPcontentflow's theme is built for in-context vibe prompting: describe a layout change, a new section, or a color shift in plain language, right inside the screen you're already editing. No template hunting, no child theme, no developer ticket.
- Plain-language edits to any section, layout, or style
- Changes apply live, in the same screen you're writing in
- No code required, ever
Before → after
Content Generator
Drafts that show up before you ask
Generate an article on demand from a topic and a few notes, free, no limits, forever. Every draft runs through a review workflow: approve, request a revision with feedback, or discard, before anything touches your published site.
- On-demand generation from a topic and a few notes
- Four editable presets (article, news, review, opinion) or write your own
- Revision-with-feedback loop, not a blind regenerate button
- Per-model usage and cost reporting on every draft
Automation
ProPoint it at every source that matters. It never misses a beat.
Add as many RSS feeds as you want, from any site that publishes one: competitor blogs, industry news, press releases, your own network of sites, niche forums. CliftonAi-WPcontentflow watches every source in parallel, dedupes by GUID so the same story never becomes two drafts, and writes the moment something new lands, routed to the topic, category, and prompt you set for that source.
- Unlimited feeds, from any source that publishes RSS
- A separate rule per source, with its own topic, tone, category, and prompt
- GUID deduping: one story in, one draft out, even across overlapping feeds
- Runs on WordPress's own background job queue, no external automation service
AI Visibility
Readable and citable the moment you hit publish
AI assistants can't cite what they can't parse. CliftonAi-WPcontentflow generates a dynamic llms.txt, adds schema.org structured data, and serves a markdown REST API, so every crawler that reads it can credit you correctly.
- Dynamic llms.txt, kept in sync with published content
- Schema.org structured data + AI-crawler robots control
- Markdown REST API built for LLMs, not just RSS
Reads and cites correctly in
Claude
GPTChatGPT
MManus
Perplexity
Gemini
Sitemap: /sitemap.xml
Content: /wp-json/contentflow/v1/markdown
Updated: auto, on every publish
# AI crawlers: allowed
Feedback
The bug checker for your content: AI proposes the fix, a human signs off
Treat a factual slip, an outdated stat, or a broken claim like a bug: highlight it on the live page, and it's flagged. On Pro, CliftonAi-WPcontentflow reads the flag and writes a fix for that exact passage automatically, shown as a before-and-after diff. Nothing goes live on its own: every AI-written fix waits for a human to approve, edit, or reject it, with tokenized links so an outside editor or client can review without ever logging in.
- Highlight-and-comment annotations directly on live articles
- AI proposes a fix for every flagged issue, as a before/after diffPro
- Every AI-written fix is held for human approval, nothing auto-publishes
- Resolve/triage workflow with a full audit trail, not an open-ended thread
- Tokenized review links, no account required for outside reviewers
We're adjusting pricing for the first time in two years, effective next quarter.
− two years
+ twenty-six months, since March 2024
Free to run. $50 to automate.
The core toolkit is free, forever, on WordPress.org. Pro is a one-time licence, no subscription, for the two things that turn this from a toolkit into an operation.
Free
£0 forever
Everything you need to stop duct-taping a theme, a writer, and a reviewer together.
- Vibe-prompt theme customization, any section
- On-demand AI content generation + review workflow
- AI Visibility: llms.txt, schema.org, markdown API
- Feedback: flag issues, comment, resolve, no account needed for reviewers
Pro
$50 one-time licence
For teams who want the content loop to close itself.
- Everything in Free
- Automation: unlimited RSS feeds, from any source, auto-drafted on a schedule
- AI bug fixes: flagged issues get an AI-written fix, ready for your approval
- Lifetime updates for one site, no renewal
One licence per site. Bring your own OpenRouter key either way: automation and AI fixes run on your usage, not ours.
Your next article is already late. Let's fix that today.
Install CliftonAi-WPcontentflow, connect one API key, and run your theme, your content, and your reviews from the same screen. Add Pro when you're ready to automate the rest.
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