Frontman – AI Website Editor for WordPress Plugin Directory

Frontman is an AI editor for an existing WordPress site. Open Frontman from the WordPress admin menu, keep the page visible, and describe the result that you want. Frontman can inspect supported WordPress structures, make the change, and refresh the preview for your review.

Use Frontman for focused site updates without hunting through page builders, theme screens, menus, widgets, and settings.

One Task, From Request to Review The screenshots show one complete task:

Open the page beside Frontman.

Select the FAQ title that needs an update.

Describe the new title in plain language.

Frontman inspects the WordPress content and applies the supported change.

Review the refreshed page before you continue.

For headers and footers, Frontman can inspect candidate templates, template parts, menus, widgets, and Elementor content. The structure that controls the rendered page depends on the site.

Learn how to identify and edit a WordPress header or footer.

Before You Install Frontman requires:

WordPress administrator access

A Frontman account with GitHub or Google sign-in

A supported AI provider connected with OAuth or an API key

A staging site and a current backup for initial use

Frontman does not include a model credential. Your provider can apply its own usage limits and charges.

Common Tasks Use Frontman to:

Update page copy, headlines, buttons, and calls to action

Edit posts, pages, and Gutenberg blocks

Adjust supported Elementor content with Elementor-aware tools

Update WooCommerce products and other supported store data

Change navigation menus, templates, template parts, and supported widgets

Update Additional CSS and allowlisted site settings

Inspect a page and explain which supported WordPress structure can control it

How Frontman Works Frontman puts an AI editor beside a live view of your site. Select mode adds context from the visible element to your request.

Frontman then uses WordPress, Elementor, or WooCommerce tools that match the request. The preview refreshes after a supported change, so you can review the page in the same workspace.

Frontman works with WordPress content and structures that its current tools support. Custom themes, custom plugins, hosting controls, and unsupported page builders can require a different workflow.

Safety, Limits, and Data Only WordPress administrators with the manage_options capability can access Frontman. The plugin uses WordPress nonces, sanitizes inputs, and restricts option changes to an allowlist.

Frontman is early-access software. It has not been tested across every theme, page builder, plugin stack, and hosting setup.

Start on a staging site. Keep a current backup. Review each change before you use it on a production site.

When you submit a request, relevant site content can pass through Frontman AI to your configured model provider. The Third-Party Services section summarizes this data flow.

Open Source and Support The Frontman plugin is open source under GPLv2 or later. Browse the code on GitHub.

For product details, visit Frontman for WordPress. To report a problem, open a GitHub issue.

Third-Party Services This plugin and the hosted Frontman service connect to these external services:

Frontman Client and API

The plugin loads its interface from app.frontman.sh and connects to api.frontman.sh. Frontman processes prompts, relevant site or store content, tool results, and stored task history to run the agent. Stored provider credentials use server-side encryption.

Services: Client, API

Provider: Frontman AI

Policies: Terms, Privacy

AI Model Providers

Frontman sends the context needed for your request to your selected AI provider. That provider processes data under its terms and privacy policy.

WorkOS, GitHub, and Google Sign-In

WorkOS AuthKit provides GitHub and Google sign-in. WorkOS and your selected provider process account and authentication data.

WorkOS: Service, Terms, Privacy

GitHub: Service, Terms, Privacy

Google: Service, Terms, Privacy

Analytics and Diagnostics

Heap measures product use and onboarding. Sentry records errors and performance diagnostics. These services can process interaction, session, device, browser, identifier, and diagnostic data. Frontman uses Heap based on consent where required.

Heap: Service, Privacy

Sentry: Service, Privacy

Loading the Frontman UI requests hosted client assets. Your site content is not sent to the Frontman API or model providers until you actively use the chat interface and submit a message.