Use this AI agent to stage your blog posts

It wasn’t that long ago that we were all marveling at chatbots. You’d connect one to your data, ask it a question, and — if you were lucky — it would spit out an accurate answer. Today, we’re building digital teammates that actually take action across our systems, handling the drudge work that eats up hours each week.

Think about the traditional content publishing workflow. A marketer drafts a post, hunts down the right imagery, logs into WordPress, copies and pastes from the original document, formats the text, selects the right categories, and hits publish. It’s a manual, multi-step process that eats up hours of the week. But what if you could condense all of that into a single prompt?

That’s exactly what we’re doing with WRITER’s new agent capabilities. Instead of navigating the CMS maze, you can simply tell your agent, “Create a new blog post about how financial advisors use WRITER, and push it live to the website.”

Behind the scenes, the agent springs into action. It doesn’t just write the draft in your brand’s voice and tone. It discovers the available WordPress functions, fetches the proper categories (like “Financial Services”), and even generates the accompanying imagery. It’s like having a junior marketer who already knows your entire tech stack.

But here’s where it gets really powerful — you can layer on additional connectors to build a bulletproof workflow. Before anything goes live, the agent can automatically mark the blog as “staged” in your Asana project and ping the web team in Slack, letting them know it’s ready for a final quality control review. You get the speed of automation with the safety net of human oversight.

This is the magic of “skills” — codifying your team’s tribal knowledge into repeatable instructions that any agent can follow. We’re moving way beyond simply generating blog copy. We’re orchestrating entire workflows from a single pane of glass.

Want to see this WordPress publishing agent in action?

Watch the full video walkthrough to see how we go from a simple prompt to a fully staged blog post in minutes.