Meet Cleo. Your AI Agent.
She's on every screen in your WordPress admin. Ask her for something in plain English and she'll tell you what she's about to do before she does it. Most of the time she comes to you first.
She Does The Work, Not Just The Talking.
Most AI in WordPress is a text box that writes you a paragraph. Cleo has a text box, but that isn't the point of her. She has hands.
She can rewrite any of your meta's, fix a broken link across forty articles, plan a month of writing, check where you rank in eleven towns, or build a page in your own page builder. Ask her in ordinary words and the work gets done. Not described, and certainly not drafted for you to paste in somewhere. Yes that's right, done.
Ask Her Like You'd Ask A Person.
There's no syntax to learn and no menu to find. She's docked on every screen, and she already knows which site you're on and what's on the page in front of you.
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Say What You Want
"Write me a page about emergency callouts in Oxford." "Why did this page drop out of Google?"
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She Tells You The Plan First
What she intends to do, and what it will cost, before anything happens.
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You Can Watch It Happen
Every step is visible. Nothing runs in a black box.
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And Undo It Afterwards
Everything she's done is listed with the date. One click puts it back.
The Questions You'd Never Have Thought To Ask.
This is the part that separates her from a text box. She reads your Search Console account, your visitor numbers and your own site, and comes to you with things you didn't know to look for.
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You're Nearly There
"This search gets 111 impressions a month and you're eleventh. One refresh could move it."
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Nobody Has A Page For This
A question people ask that the site has never answered.
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This One's Slipping
A page that used to rank and has quietly stopped.
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What It Costs, Before You Agree
Every suggestion carries its price. Finding them costs nothing.
Autopilot, Semi, Or Advise.
How much she does without asking isn't a fixed setting. It's six separate options, and you can change any of them whenever you like.
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Autopilot
She decides, applies and reports. Sensible for descriptions and image text.
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Semi
She proposes, you confirm, she applies. Sensible for anything a client would notice.
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Advise
She suggests and nothing changes. Sensible for a nervous client, or a first month.
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A Ceiling You Set
Anything running unattended has a monthly budget it can't pass.
133 Jobs, Four Different Kinds.
She plans a week, a month or however far ahead you want, and writes articles on the days you choose. Eight kinds or articles, from how-to's, to case studies to comparisons. You even have a choice onf intent. She rewrites pages inside your existing page builder without touching the layout. She refreshes articles that have stopped getting visitors.
And she writes product descriptions in your voice, if you sell things.
Before anything publishes she checks her own draft against a register of claims that have gone out of date, and holds it back rather than quietly correcting it.
Titles and descriptions can be written for every page. She can also tell Google what the business is, where it works, and who works there.
She links between your pages, so your pages genuinely help somebody reading. Rankings on Google and Bing are tracked town by town. And she can see whether ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini mention you when someone asks.
She constantly reads your Search Console and Analytics accounts and acts on what's in them, rather than drawing you a chart.
24 checks, running continuously.
Broken links, dead redirects, images with no description, images big enough to slow the page, two pages fighting over one search, pages nothing links to, pages too thin to be worth having, articles gone stale.
She checks links on the page as a visitor sees it, so anything your page builder added still gets found. And a day after a fix, she goes back to confirm it held.
Everything she thinks you should do next, ranked by what it's worth against what it takes, with the reasoning and the source alongside.
Act on it, put it off for a month, or tell her never to mention it again.
Things She Doesn't Do.
Every tool has a boundary. Most don't tell you where it is.
- She doesn't post to your Google Business Profile - She reads the listing and tells you when the name, address or phone doesn't match the site. She never writes to it.
- She doesn't post to social media.
- She doesn't send marketing email - She'll draft a reply to an enquiry for you to send. That's the extent of it.
- The plugin version (Core) does'nt move your site off your page builder - She works with Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, Avada and WPBakery. She doesn't migrate between them.
- She can't tell you your Siri position - There isn't one. Siri reads Apple Maps and gives a single answer rather than a list, so there's no first or fifth place to be in.
- She can't promise you rankings - Nor can anyone. What happens in search depends on your competitors, your industry, and Google.
Common Questions People Ask.
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Several, depending on the job.
Writing an article, describing an image and reading a page are different problems, and the model that's best at one isn't always best at another.
What matters more is what she's given to work with. The same model can produce generic filler if she has an empty brief, which is why the Cleo asks about the business rather than just asking for a keyword. It is this process that turns generic content into your own content.
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Yes, within your site. Corrections stick.
If you rewrite something she wrote, or tell her a phrase is wrong, she remembers it for next time. You can see everything she's learned in one place, and delete any of it.
That memory is yours and stays on your site. She doesn't carry what she's learned about your business to anybody else's.
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In several ways.
Set the whole area to advise and she'll only suggest. Ban particular words and she won't use them or target them. Dismiss a suggestion for thirty days, or tell her never to raise it again.
And if you've simply had enough of a feature, turn it off. Nothing is bundled so that switching one thing off breaks another.
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She says so.
She won't invent an answer, and she won't half attempt something outside what she's built for. If you ask her to post to Instagram she'll tell you that isn't something she does, rather than producing a draft and leaving you to discover it went nowhere.
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She reads the accounts you connect, Search Console and Analytics, and what's on the site itself. That's it.
Everything she produces is stored in your own WordPress database. Writing and rank checking happen outside, because that's where the models and the search data are, but what comes back is kept with you rather than in a dashboard you rent.
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No. Every button she's behind is also a screen you can use yourself.
Plenty of people never open the chat panel and just work through the lists she produces. That's a perfectly normal way to run it.
Give Her A Site And See What She Says.
She'll read it, tell you what's wrong with it, and suggest what to do next. Whether you let her do any of it is entirely up to you.