I was actually advised against posting this here because, apparently, this community doesn’t always react well to change. Fair enough, but I’ll ask anyway.

We’ve been building a plug-and-play WordPress editor that works with pretty much any theme and any front-end editor.

The idea is simple. Instead of digging through menus, plugins or code, you point at something on the page and tell it what you want in plain English.
It can create or replace plugins, add functionality, make code changes, edit content, improve SEO, generate images, and generally do the sort of work you’d normally ask a developer, freelancer or SEO agency to do. If something goes wrong, you can roll everything back, whether that’s code, the database or even WordPress revisions.

Would something like that actually be useful to anyone?

I run a small UK digital agency. We’ve been building websites on WordPress and other CMS platforms for years. This started as an experiment where I wanted Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini available from one interface, with image generation built in as well.
It’s also connected to Google Search Console and Google Analytics, so instead of guessing, you can actually have a conversation about what’s happening on a specific page or across the whole website, then act on it immediately. Update content. Change code. Improve metadata. Build features. Whatever needs doing.

If I’m honest, the whole thing came from laziness.
My wife wanted a website for her business. I wanted to build and maintain it from my phone, from my own account, with as little friction as possible. So I built the tool I wished existed.

It’s got a proper name, branding and an interface now, but it’s been sitting in the background while we’ve been working on much bigger orchestration systems inside the agency.

The editor itself is already genuinely useful though.
I’m not trying to sell anything here. I’m just curious whether people would actually want to see it, or whether I’ve built something only I find useful.