AI Content Editor

How the Aimogen Pro AI Content Editor rewrites and enriches existing WordPress content, either manually in bulk or automatically as posts are published.

The AI Content Editor works on content that already exists. It can rewrite, translate, extend, summarise, add images, generate SEO fields, assign taxonomies, add comments and more — to one post, to a filtered selection, or to every new post as it is published.

Aimogen AI Content Editor: A Step-by-Step Guide to Automatic AI Assisted Post EditingThe full editor workflow.Watch on YouTube

This tutorial was recorded before Aiomatic was renamed to Aimogen Pro. Some labels or interface elements may differ slightly from the current version.

The three ways to run it#

ModeScreenWhen it runs
Automatic editingAutomatic EditingOn a schedule, or as posts are published or updated
Bulk editingExisting Content EditingOn demand, over a filtered selection
Per postThe post editorOn one post, from the editor sidebar

All three use the same configuration, held in a template.

In this section#

What it can change#

Each element is independently switchable, with its own prompt and model.

ElementSetting group
Post titleEnable Post Title Editing, plus optionally rewriting the URL slug to match
Post contentEnable Post Content Editing, with Gutenberg and Elementor block awareness
Post slugEnable Post Slug Editing, with a maximum length
Post excerptEnable Post Excerpt Editing
Featured imageGenerate, replace or edit the existing one
In-content imagesEdit images already inside the content
Appended contentGenerate extra content and place it before or after the existing body
Table of contentsInsert one, with configurable depth and styling
Internal and external linksSee Internal and external linking
Categories and tagsGenerate and assign
Custom fields and custom taxonomiesGenerate and assign
Comments and reviewsGenerate, including WooCommerce product reviews with star ratings
SEO title and descriptionWritten into your SEO plugin
Audio and videoText-to-speech of the post, or transcription of attached audio

Block-aware editing#

Two settings change how content is processed:

SettingEffect
Enable Gutenberg Block SupportRuns the prompt separately for each block, preserving block structure
Enable Editing For These Gutenberg BlocksRestricts which block types are touched
Enable Elementor Editor Block SupportRuns the prompt separately for each Elementor block
Elementor CSS Class FilterRestricts editing to Elementor elements carrying a class

Protecting content#

SettingEffect
Disable Editing of Content Longer Than This Character CountSkips very long posts, which are expensive and more likely to be damaged
Maximum Character Chunk Size To Send To The AI EditorSplits long content into chunks
Protect HTML Tags in Edited TextPreserves markup the model would otherwise strip
Publish Edited Content Even if the AI Removed Parts of the HTML TextOff by default. Leave it off — it is the safety check that rejects mangled output

AIMOGEN_EXCEPTED_POST_TYPES_FROM_EDITING excludes the plugin own internal post types, so agents, embeddings records, forms and similar are never edited by mistake.

Publishing behaviour#

SettingEffect
Publish as New Post After EditingCreates a new post instead of modifying the original. The safest way to evaluate
Change Post Status After EditingFor example move to draft for review
Change Post Date After EditingUpdate the modified or published date

The legacy editor#

Enable The Legacy AI Content Editor restores the pre-template behaviour, where settings lived directly on the editor screen rather than in a template.

It exists for sites that configured the editor before templates were introduced. New configurations should use templates.

Still stuck? Open a support ticket and include the diagnostics from Aimogen Pro › System & Logs › System Info.