Describe the site you want. An AI agent sets up the theme, builds the widgets, assembles the pages, wires the contact pipeline, and even generates its own imagery — native WordPress on your own hosting, no lock-in.
Standing up a real WordPress site is a day of stitching: pick a theme, define a palette, build each section, assemble the pages, wire a contact form to somewhere it actually stores, add live chat, then chase the imagery.
Every piece lives in a different screen, and the parts rarely match each other by the end. You wanted a site — not a week of assembly.
Tell WPOS what you are building the way you would brief an agency — the brand, the pages you need, the sections on each. In one demo the whole session started from a fresh WordPress install; in another, from a single commission to research a reference site and rebuild it as an original brand.
Before building any section, the agent establishes a theme and tunes the palette, type scale, spacing and radii. In the demo those tokens were synced as CSS variables scoped to the theme, so every widget built afterward inherited them — change one token and the whole site restyles.
WPOS scaffolds a set of native, theme-aware widgets — header, hero, features, stats, testimonials, FAQ, CTA, footer and the contact sections — then stacks them into full-width pages and publishes. In the demo it built 11 custom widgets and assembled two published pages in the same session.
The agent registers a contact post type, exposes a validated REST endpoint to store submissions, drops live chat onto every page, and — where the brief calls for it — generates all the imagery itself rather than reaching for stock. It runs the PHP it deployed and confirms zero errors before it calls the site done.
Everything below is what the recorded demos actually produced, on fictional demo brands — no projected numbers.
WPOS creates and syncs a brand theme, then tunes the palette, typeface, spacing and type scale. In the demo the tokens lived as CSS variables under the theme scope, so a single token change restyled every widget on the site — no hardcoded colors anywhere.
One session produced a full widget set and assembled pages end to end. In the demo that was 11 self-contained, reusable Gutenberg widgets and two published pages — a home page running header, hero, features, stats, testimonials, FAQ, CTA and footer, plus a Contact page.
WPOS has built-in image generation. In the landing-page demo it wrote every image itself — a wide hero, clean product shots, a lifestyle scene, a material macro — instead of uploading files or pulling stock. The whole page, copy and visuals, came from the agent.
The baseline site came with WooCommerce scaffolding — Shop, Cart, Checkout, My account — in place. On top, the agent registered a message post type, exposed a validated REST endpoint to store submissions, and added live chat on every front-end page.
Everything WPOS builds is native, published WordPress — Gutenberg or Elementor — fully editable, on your own hosting. The widgets are real registered blocks you can reuse on any future page; the pages are live URLs, not a preview. WPOS is the AI operating layer for WordPress — it is not a host and does not lock you in. Open anything in your normal editor and keep working by hand whenever you want.
What actually gets published, where it lives, and what the agent can wire up for you.
With WPOS, yes — but not the locked-in kind. You describe the site in plain language and an AI agent builds it directly in your WordPress: theme and design tokens, native widgets, assembled pages, and the functionality behind them. The output is standard WordPress on your own hosting, so nothing is trapped in a proprietary canvas.
A real, published site. In the demo the agent assembled full-width pages and published them to live URLs, with the widgets registered as reusable blocks. There is no export step and no separate builder — it is your actual WordPress install, ready to visit.
Yes. WPOS has built-in image generation. In the landing-page demo it produced every visual itself — hero, product shots, lifestyle scene and a texture macro — with no stock photos and no manual uploads. You can also point it at your own media instead if you prefer.
Yes. WPOS operates on your WordPress and your hosting — it is not a host. If you stopped using WPOS tomorrow, the theme, widgets and pages keep working exactly as they are, because they are native WordPress the whole way down.
In the demo the baseline site included WooCommerce scaffolding — Shop, Cart, Checkout, My account — and the agent built a contact pipeline: a post type to store submissions, a validated REST endpoint, and live chat on every page. Connecting a tool like Intercom to sync those submissions as contacts is supported — you add your account API token to turn the wired sync on.
You start free — 10,000 credits, one live site plus a staging sandbox, no credit card. That is enough to run a real build session and see a published site before you decide anything.
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