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SPIRITT
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Run your editorial desk
SPIRITT turns your site's posts, media, and reader questions into a working editorial pipeline. It builds review systems, creates and refines draft posts, and coordinates the work around them.
What you can do with WordPress.com.
Drafts with site context
Create posts grounded in your existing content, categories, tags, and media, with titles, excerpts, and a clear place in your editorial plan.
A healthier content library
Find overlapping articles, outdated references, and coverage gaps, then turn each finding into an assigned task or a replacement draft.
One coordinated review desk
Build a custom review queue linked to WordPress.com draft IDs, with editorial feedback and ownership managed across your team's tools.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your publication, company blog, or portfolio of content sites.
02
Connect WordPress.com
Authorize access to the WordPress.com or Jetpack-connected sites you want SPIRITT to work with, using the permissions available to your account.
03
Delegate an outcome
Give SPIRITT an editorial mission. It builds the workflow, prepares and updates drafts, and carries reviews through your connected tools.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put WordPress.com to work.
Put your editorial desk to work
Questions
WordPress.com, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT publish posts or edit live articles?+
The available writing actions create, update, and permanently delete draft posts, not publish content or edit live articles. SPIRITT can prepare replacement drafts from published content and coordinate the handoff, while your publishing team controls what goes live.
02Does this work with Jetpack-connected sites too?+
Yes. SPIRITT can list WordPress.com and Jetpack-connected sites authorized by the connected account. You select the sites for the mission, and the account's available access governs which content and draft operations it can use.
03What parts of a draft can SPIRITT maintain?+
SPIRITT can update a draft's title, body, excerpt, taxonomy, featured media, and comment policy. It can read existing categories, tags, and media to guide those choices. Draft deletion is permanent and checks that the target is still a draft.
04Can it run a recurring editorial workflow across other tools?+
Yes. SPIRITT can check WordPress.com drafts against briefs in Google Sheets, prepare missing posts, coordinate reviews in Slack, and track refresh tasks in Asana. Keeping post IDs in the workflow connects each brief and review to the correct draft.
05What custom systems can it build from my site content?+
SPIRITT can build a draft review app, a searchable catalog of existing media, or a multisite editorial dashboard. Available inputs include posts, pages, drafts, categories, tags, comments, users, site overviews, and traffic summaries. Review assignments and feedback can live in the custom system.
06Is this full WordPress administration or Reader management?+
No. This connection combines site and content inspection with draft post operations. It can read comments, blogging prompts, and the connected account's Reader subscriptions, but those reading capabilities do not include moderating comments, changing subscriptions, editing site settings, or managing plugins.