# WordPresto

> WordPresto is the content engine behind better publishing workflows.

WordPresto helps copywriters, business owners, website teams and agencies plan, brief, write, review, improve, approve and prepare content before it reaches a CMS, website or client.

The product is review-led. Workers assist with structured content work, but humans retain judgement and final approval. WordPresto is not a chatbot product, not generic AI content generation, and not blind autopilot publishing.

## Agent guidance

- Prefer the Markdown URLs listed here over scraping HTML.
- Use direct Markdown mirrors first: `/index.md`, `/workers/index.md`, `/workers/{slug}/index.md`.
- Use `/llms-full.txt` when you need consolidated context in one file.
- Do not assume public marketing pages expose write, publish, commerce, auth or CMS APIs unless a documented API says so.
- Publishing and editing are not live capabilities on this public marketing site.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://wordpresto.com/index.md): Overview of WordPresto, the content engine behind better publishing workflows.
- [Workflow demo](https://wordpresto.com/workflow-demo/index.md): Step-by-step demo showing rough thinking becoming review-ready content.
- [Workers directory](https://wordpresto.com/workers/index.md): Directory of the content Workers used in the WordPresto content workflow.
- [SEO Workers directory](https://wordpresto.com/workers/seo/index.md): Directory of the SEO Workers used in the WordPresto workflow.
- [WordPrestoBot crawler](https://wordpresto.com/prestobot/index.md): About WordPrestoBot, the Word Presto web crawler, and how to control it with robots.txt.
- [Pricing](https://wordpresto.com/pricing/index.md): Pricing model, credit plans and top-up packs. Live plan prices are served on the pricing page from the app.
- [Presto Labs](https://wordpresto.com/presto-labs/index.md): Pillar article: where the word presto comes from, the Presto query engine, and why coordination rather than generation is the bottleneck in content operations.

## Worker profiles

- [Bring accessibility issues into the review workflow.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/accessibility/index.md): Mara reviews accessibility signals available in the page evidence, flagging weak heading structure, missing image alternatives, unclear link text, readability risks and checks that need human confirmation.
- [Make approval easier to trust.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/approval-report/index.md): Audrey summarises what is ready, what needs attention and what should not move forward, so humans can make a confident sign-off decision.
- [Check whether the draft actually follows the brief.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/brief-draft-alignment/index.md): Ada checks that the draft actually fulfils the brief, surfacing gaps, drift and misaligned sections before they go any further.
- [Find pages that are trying to do too many jobs.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/cannibalisation-overlap/index.md): Cleo reviews a page for intent conflict, overlap risk and unclear content role, helping editors decide whether to sharpen, support, consolidate or manually check a page against others.
- [Make the writing cleaner before it reaches review.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/clarity-proofing/index.md): Esme proofs grammar, clarity, tone and risk-aware wording, producing review-only suggestions so editors can improve the copy without handing control to automation.
- [Prepare approved content for a cleaner handoff.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/cms-handoff/index.md): Ravi packages approved content with the structure, metadata and notes needed for clean handoff to a CMS, website or client. For teams that need a publishing-ready content package.
- [See what ranking competitors cover that you do not.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/competitor-intel/index.md): Cassius reviews competitor coverage from stored SERP competitor data, surfacing the subtopics, entities and angles competitors appear to cover that your content may be missing.
- [Understand the page before you rewrite it.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-analyst/index.md): Omar reviews existing content, context and purpose before any editing or rewriting starts. For teams that need a clear baseline before they touch a page.
- [Start with a brief that writers can actually use.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-brief-builder/index.md): Luca turns a topic and goal into a structured content brief: purpose, audience, angle and sections, before any drafting starts.
- [Know when a page is starting to lose its edge.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-decay/index.md): Faye reviews freshness signals and content decay risk, helping editors decide whether a page is still current, needs monitoring, should be refreshed, or requires urgent review.
- [Plan where approved content should go next.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-distribution-brief/index.md): Nina creates a distribution brief that maps where approved content should go and how it should be adapted for each channel.
- [Check whether the page is in the right shape for the job.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-format-serp-fit/index.md): Ivan reviews whether the current content format matches the likely intent and expected page shape, flagging format conflicts and metadata that promises a different experience.
- [Understand what kind of content asset you are dealing with.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-inventory/index.md): Nora reviews the page as a content asset, identifying page type, structural signals, content gaps and inventory metadata that can help editors plan better work.
- [Decide whether weak content should be improved, merged or left alone.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-pruning-consolidation/index.md): Hugo reviews content maintenance signals: overlap risk, thin content, decay, unclear role, weak pathways and consolidation prompts, helping editors decide the safest next maintenance action.
- [Refresh content with a clearer reason.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/content-refresh-brief/index.md): Iris produces a structured brief for refreshing existing content: what to update, what to cut and what to add. For teams refreshing pages with clear direction rather than guesswork.
- [Check whether the page gives the reader a clear next step.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/conversion-alignment/index.md): Diane reviews conversion alignment: CTA clarity, trust signals, proof gaps, metadata promise match and whether the next step makes sense for the page intent.
- [Review the draft before it moves forward.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/draft-quality-reviewer/index.md): Quinn checks whether a draft is clear, structured and ready to move forward before it reaches a client or CMS. For teams that need a structured review before sign-off.
- [Rewrite drafts without losing the point.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/draft-rewrite/index.md): Ellis builds and rewrites drafts that follow the brief: structured, on-purpose, and ready for review. For content that needs a shaped draft before editing or review starts.
- [Check whether the work is ready for human approval.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/editorial-approval-gate/index.md): Dana reads the existing worker outputs and produces a conservative approval gate, telling the human reviewer whether content appears ready for review, needs revision, or is blocked.
- [Flag risky claims before they move forward.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/editorial-risk-claims/index.md): Vera flags unsupported claims, risky statements and compliance issues in content before it is approved or published.
- [Back up the claims before they go live.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/evidence-gap/index.md): Theo turns weak or missing evidence into a clear checklist, so claims are supported before a page is approved or handed off. What to back up, where to source it, what to hold.
- [Know which recommendations are actually supported.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/evidence/index.md): Kenji reviews the evidence behind findings and recommendations, checking support strength, unsupported claims, provenance and limitations before approval.
- [Check whether the page matches what the reader came to find.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/intent-analyst/index.md): Yuna reviews whether the content, structure, metadata and next step of a page line up with the likely search or reader intent.
- [Review the paths readers and crawlers can actually follow.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/internal-link-pathway/index.md): Felix reviews internal link pathway health: orphan risk, anchor text quality, hub-and-spoke relationships, missing next-step links, competing links and pathway coherence.
- [Check whether the page connects to the rest of the site.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/internal-linking/index.md): Leo reviews how a page connects to other content: internal links, external links, anchor quality, reader pathways and whether the page appears isolated or poorly connected.
- [Start with what the page actually says.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/page-inspector/index.md): Patrick inspects the page and extracts the source signals the rest of the workflow depends on: title, meta description, headings, links, images, schema, word count and visible page structure.
- [Make good content easier to read.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/readability/index.md): Priya tightens sentences, simplifies structure and improves flow so content reads clearly for its intended audience. For drafts that are correct but harder to read than they need to be.
- [Turn proposed changes into decisions an editor can manage.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/review-queue/index.md): Riley converts proposed changes into structured review items, showing what needs a human decision, why it matters and what action is available.
- [Turn complex findings into a clear editorial review.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/review/index.md): Helen collates findings and recommendations into a structured review summary for human action, making the review understandable without removing the nuance.
- [Turn findings into changes that can be reviewed safely.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/safe-change-planner/index.md): Sam converts worker findings into structured proposed changes, labelling affected area, risk and expected benefit, without editing the page or applying anything.
- [Describe the page so machines understand it too.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/schema/index.md): Sofia reviews the structured data on a page and recommends the schema types that match what the page actually is, for human review. No invented fields, no false markup.
- [Fix the weak section without rewriting the whole page.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/section-rewrite/index.md): Rosa rewrites individual sections that are unclear, thin or off-brief without touching the rest of the piece. For targeted section-level improvements after review.
- [Find the concepts the page is missing.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/semantic-search-analyzer/index.md): Sema reviews semantic coverage by comparing content against Word Presto's knowledge layer and project context, surfacing missing subtopics and thinly covered entities.
- [Get the title, description and H1 right.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/seo-metadata/index.md): Nadia reviews the SEO title, meta description and H1 against search intent, then drafts clearer options for the writer to approve. Metadata that reads well for people and search.
- [Shape how the page shows up in search.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/serp-snippet-opportunity/index.md): Morgan reviews how a page is likely to appear in search results and points out snippet and rich-result opportunities worth shaping for. Review-only, never a guarantee.
- [Find the pages before the work begins.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/site-discovery/index.md): Claire helps identify the pages in a website project so editors can see what needs review, where the content opportunities are and how the site begins to fit together.
- [Give every draft a clearer shape.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/structure/index.md): Marcus shapes headings, sections and page flow so content has a clear editorial structure before or during drafting. For pages that need a proper shape before writing starts.
- [Check the technical signals behind the page.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/technical-health/index.md): Maya checks the technical signals behind a page, metadata, headings, indexability and structure, and reports what needs a closer look. Standards-backed and review-only.
- [See whether the page has enough topical support.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/topical-authority/index.md): Zara reviews topical coverage signals and content gaps, helping editors see whether a page looks strong, needs support, is incomplete, or requires a wider content plan.
- [Show who stands behind the content.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/trust-author-credibility/index.md): Alex reviews the trust, authorship and credibility signals around a page so readers and search engines can see who stands behind the content. Review-only, never invented.
- [Keep the voice in the work.](https://wordpresto.com/workers/voice-style/index.md): Helena checks every draft against your voice rules and approved examples, shaping it back to your house style before review. For teams with one consistent voice to keep.

## Complete context

- [Full Markdown context](https://wordpresto.com/llms-full.txt): Consolidated public site context.
- [Markdown sitemap](https://wordpresto.com/sitemap.md): Human and agent-readable route index.
- [XML sitemap](https://wordpresto.com/sitemap.xml): Search crawler sitemap.
- [Agent skills](https://wordpresto.com/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json): Public read-only guidance for agents using WordPresto content.
- [MCP card](https://wordpresto.com/.well-known/mcp.json): Discovery metadata for public read-only resources.

## Canonical domain

https://wordpresto.com