Publish
WordPress
Drafts, posts, media and taxonomies through the REST API.
Feature
From a brief to a published article, with the images and the markup
Brief to published, with images · Runs in Claude Code
What it does
One pipeline runs research, brief, draft, edit, optimisation and visuals, handing each stage to the agent that owns it. What lands is a finished article with its charts and thumbnails, on brand, with the structured data attached, then published to WordPress or committed to a Git-based site without ever leaving the terminal.
$ /content-pipeline --topic "core web vitals" --site yoursite.com
research → brief → draft → edit → optimise → visuals
$ /wp-integration --publish
published, with schema and 4 images
§ Scope
15 Skills involved
7 Specialist agents
5 Data sources read
§ Limits
What this does not do
Stated plainly, so you do not find out later
It writes drafts, not published truth. Every claim still needs a human who knows the subject to check it before it goes live. The editor agent grades a draft against its brief; it cannot verify a fact the research never found.
§ Skills
15 of them
The commands behind it
Each one is a single command against real data. They compose: the output of one is the input of the next.
Take a topic all the way to a draft
Research, strategy, writing, editing and SEO in a single run.
You get back A publication-ready article.
Write to a custom content type
Generate structured content that fills every field the template expects.
You get back A structured article, fields filled.
Make the images for an article
Infographics, charts and thumbnails, in your brand.
You get back Brand-themed visuals.
Export an article as a branded page
A self-contained styled article you can send or host anywhere.
You get back One HTML file, images included.
Publish to WordPress
Push a finished article into WordPress as a draft or a live post.
You get back A published or drafted post.
Publish to a Git-based site
Push articles straight into an Astro or Hugo repository.
You get back A commit with your content in it.
Set up a custom content type
Define the fields and structure for a recurring content format.
You get back A content type ready to write against.
Create a reusable brand persona
A consistent face for social content that looks the same in every image.
You get back A saved persona you can reuse.
Give a persona a consistent look
A style guide and outfit set so a persona stays recognisable across posts.
You get back A style guide and outfit carousel.
Advertise a product with your persona
Photorealistic ads where the persona stays consistent shot to shot.
You get back Advertising images with your persona.
Research a product before reviewing it
Features, pricing, buyer questions and competitors, from one name or URL.
You get back A researched dossier.
Turn a product photo into studio shots
From a phone snapshot to ad-ready images that keep the real product.
You get back Studio-quality product images.
Capture screenshots for a review
Full-page captures of the tools you are writing about.
You get back Full-page screenshots, ready to embed.
Get official screenshots without signing up
Vendor-official captures and media-kit images for a tool review.
You get back Official images, cleared for use.
Add affiliate links and the disclosure
Swap in your affiliate URLs and inject the disclosure the law requires, consistently.
You get back The article with links and disclosure in place.
§ Agents
7 on it
Who does the work
An agent holds a role rather than a command: it decides which skills to call, in what order, and what the results mean together.
Your content production line
Runs the whole thing — intelligence, writing, editing, optimisation, visuals.
You get back A finished article with its images.
Your writer
Produces publication-ready articles from a brief and the research.
You get back A finished draft.
Your editor
Reviews drafts against the brief for accuracy and quality.
You get back An edited draft, with notes.
Your content editor
Checks depth, originality, first-hand experience signals, readability and freshness.
You get back A quality grade with what to fix.
Your SEO optimiser
Sits between the writers and the data — gathers intelligence, optimises the draft.
You get back An optimised draft.
Your designer
Charts, infographics and thumbnails, on brand, for whatever channel.
You get back Brand-themed visual assets.
Your affiliate strategist
Turns product research into a money-page brief and the cluster around it.
You get back A money-page brief and cluster plan.
§ Sources
Publish
GitHub
Commits content straight to the repository for static sites.
Publish
Astro
Writes into content collections, schema-valid on the first build.
Storage
Google Drive
Delivers reports into a client's Drive folder, mirroring the local tree. Scoped to drive.file, so it only ever sees what it created.
Crawl
Firecrawl
Full-site crawls and page extraction, including rendered content.
§ Elsewhere
The rest of what it does
AI Visibility Cited by ChatGPT, or not Backlink Analysis Who links to you, who hurts Rankings & Search Console Your real positions, read properly Technical Site Audit What is quietly broken Keyword & Topic Research What to write next, and why Competitor Intelligence Their plan, taken apart Client Reporting The monthly deck, written