Write with AI

Write with AI is an optional helper that lets the AI you’ve connected to WordPress draft two of Agentimus’s fields for you as you write — the AI description and Topics for AI — and suggest concrete fixes for the AI Readability warnings on a page. Every suggestion lands as editable text that you review; nothing is ever saved for you.

It’s off until you connect an AI provider, so on a site without AI set up you won’t see any of it.

What you need first

Write with AI uses WordPress’s own AI Client (WordPress 7.0 and later). You connect a provider once, under Settings → Connectors (also called AI Credentials), with your own API key:

  • Agentimus routes every request through WordPress and never sees or stores your key — the key stays in WordPress’s Connectors store.
  • Any provider WordPress supports works — OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), and others. Google’s Gemini has a free tier (no credit card) if you’d like to try it at no cost; the paid providers cost only a fraction of a cent per draft.
  • Each click uses your provider’s quota or credit, so it counts against whatever plan your key is on.

Once a text-capable provider is configured, the buttons appear automatically in the post editor.

Draft with AI — the description and topics

In the post editor:

  • The AI description box gains a “Draft with AI” button. Click it and Agentimus reads the page’s title and content and writes a one-sentence summary straight into the field.
  • The Topics for AI box gains a “Suggest with AI” button that fills in the key topics for the page as chips.

In both cases the result drops in as ordinary, editable text (or chips) — accept it, tweak it, or clear it. It isn’t saved until you save the post like any other edit.

Fix with AI — the readability warnings

Open the Agentimus → AI Readability panel in the editor. Every check that’s passing shows a green tick and nothing else. Every warning now carries a “Fix with AI” button that drafts a concrete fix for that issue:

Warning What the AI drafts How you apply it
No opening summary A one-sentence lead for the page Apply inserts it as the first paragraph (undo with Ctrl/Cmd + Z)
No headings A suggested H2/H3 outline Copy and place the headings yourself
One long block The long paragraph rewritten as shorter ones Copy and replace the block
Nothing concrete to quote Specifics you could add (a statistic, an example, a source) Copy — then find and verify a real figure before you publish
Thin content A short outline of what’s missing Copy — write the sections in your own words

Only the opening summary applies in one click, because inserting a short lead paragraph is safe and additive. The rest are copy-only on purpose: rewriting your prose or adding a factual claim is your call, and Agentimus won’t insert an unverified statistic or restructure your page for you. After you apply a fix and save, the matching warning clears on the next check.

Good to know

  • Nothing is auto-saved. Every suggestion is editable and only persists when you save the post.
  • It’s grounded in your page. Drafts are written from the page’s own title and content, not invented from nowhere — but AI can still be wrong, so read before you accept, especially for facts.
  • The buttons hide themselves when no provider is configured, so the editor stays clean on sites that don’t use AI.
  • Turn it off without removing your provider: a site can disable the assist with the agentimus_ai_assist_enabled filter (see the developer reference).

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