Turn WordPress into a modern application platform
WP Suite keeps WordPress as the CMS and editing layer while modular plugins add identity, AI, APIs, workflows, protected routes, and static delivery through optional AWS-backed infrastructure.
Plugins
Start with one WordPress-ready capability, then expand into a connected AWS-backed architecture when the project needs it.
AI-Kit
AI tools for content and SEO: write, rewrite, proofread, translate, and summarize locally where supported, with optional backend-aware chatbot and feature surfaces.
Gatey
Amazon Cognito login & SSO for WordPress with blocks, shortcodes, and JS helpers, using your own Cognito user pool and working across dynamic sites and static exports.
Flow
Build block-based forms in Gutenberg and post to your chosen endpoint, then optionally sync to your own AWS backend for submissions, templates, workflows, and webhooks.
Static Publisher
A WordPress-to-AWS static publishing control plane with a separate Node/Playwright exporter for crawl, rewrite, deploy, and CloudFront invalidation jobs.
Documentation highlights
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WP Suite · Architecture
See how WordPress stays the CMS and editing layer while WP Suite connects identity, AI, workflows, protected APIs, and static delivery to modular AWS-backed infrastructure.
AI‑Kit · Gutenberg blocks
Ship interactive AI features to the frontend with AI-Kit Feature blocks. Choose the mode, set the language, and style everything to match your site.
AI‑Kit · Chatbot
A customizable chatbot that can use the optional AI-Kit Backend deployed into your own AWS account for grounded, backend-aware answers.
Gatey · Getting started
Set up Cognito login in minutes, then style and embed it with blocks/shortcodes.
Static Publisher · Overview
Understand the split architecture: WordPress as the editing/control layer, an external exporter as the execution engine, and AWS as the delivery runtime.
Static Publisher · Operations
Queue jobs, wire cron-driven runners, reuse one crawl across deployment profiles, and inspect archived job logs.
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