Governed WordPress, extended with AI and AWS
Build WordPress sites that stay editable, extensible, and under control.
WP Suite combines native WordPress structures, governed AI draft workflows, modular products, and optional client-owned AWS services—so teams can keep expanding a site safely after launch.
WordPress stays familiar
Editors keep native content, blocks, media, and review workflows.
AI works within rules
Compatible agents create validated drafts from approved site structures.
The runtime stays yours
Add modular services in a client-owned AWS account when the project needs them.
Platform overview
One WordPress foundation, four clearly separated layers
Start with the editing experience you already know, then add governed content operations, product capabilities, and cloud runtime independently.
Layer 1
WordPress and the visual system
WordPress remains the CMS and editing surface. Use Agent Canvas or another compatible theme to own templates, patterns, tokens, and presentation.
Layer 2
Governed content operations
Agent Composer exposes approved page types, patterns, media, fields, and relations to compatible AI agents, then stops at a validated draft for human review.
Layer 3
WP Suite product capabilities
Gatey, AI-Kit, Flow, and Static Publisher add identity, AI, workflows, and static delivery without turning every project into a custom integration.
Layer 4
Client-owned AWS runtime
Cognito, API Gateway, Lambda, Bedrock, S3, and CloudFront can run in the client’s account with clear ownership and operational boundaries.
Choose your entry point
Start with the decision you need to make
Use practical solution paths for a project need, architecture guides for the deeper system view, or comparisons before committing to a delivery model.
Solutions
Start with a concrete need such as governed AI content, secure identity, private AI, static WordPress, or backend-connected workflows.
Architecture guides
See how WordPress, Agent Composer, Agent Canvas, AWS services, security boundaries, and deployment paths fit together.
Comparisons
Compare WordPress delivery, identity, AI, and publishing approaches before you standardize the next client project.
Platform building blocks
Independent products, one controlled path from editing to production
Each product solves a distinct problem on its own. Combine only the layers a site needs, while keeping content, workflow, runtime, and release responsibilities explicit.
Agent Composer
Governed AI content operations
Turn approved site structures, media, fields, and editorial rules into validated WordPress draft workflows for compatible AI agents.
Agent Canvas
A native, tool-readable block theme
Use editable templates, patterns, and stable design tokens as a complete WordPress visual foundation—with Composer remaining optional.
Gatey
WordPress identity that speaks AWS
Connect WordPress to Amazon Cognito for sign-in, SSO, MFA, profiles, and protected API access across familiar frontend builders.
AI-Kit
Local-first and private AI for WordPress
Start with supported on-device AI capabilities, then connect to an AWS-native backend in your own account when the workload needs it.
Flow
Forms and event-driven workflows
Build forms, frontend interactions, and backend-connected actions that fit the same modular WordPress and AWS architecture.
Static Publisher
WordPress-to-AWS static delivery
Export the rendered site, collect browser-used assets, rewrite URLs, and publish the static frontend to S3 and CloudFront.
For agencies
Turn a finished WordPress build into a longer-term content platform
Keep ownership of the design system while giving client teams a controlled way to extend the site with their compatible AI agent. Add cloud capabilities only where the project needs them.
- Reuse approved templates, patterns, content types, media, and relations instead of rebuilding layouts for every request.
- Let clients request useful content drafts without giving an agent publication rights or unrestricted WordPress administration.
- Standardize identity, AI, workflow, deployment, and release patterns across multiple client projects.
A practical rollout
Build the site once. Add controlled capabilities step by step.
Establish the visual foundation
Use Agent Canvas or map an existing compatible theme, patterns, templates, and content model.
Define governed content paths
Configure Agent Composer blueprints so compatible agents can create only the drafts, media placements, fields, and relations the site supports.
Extend runtime and delivery
Add Gatey, AI-Kit, Flow, Static Publisher, or client-owned AWS services when a concrete project requirement calls for them.
Start with the layer you need
Keep WordPress. Make every next step more controlled.
Choose a native visual foundation, governed AI content operations, a focused product capability, or a client-owned AWS deployment path—and expand without replacing the whole stack.