Installation that finishes, or tells you why it did not
A WordPress install is really five operations: download and extract core, create a database and user, write wp-config, run the installer, then verify the site answers. Each can fail independently, and a naive automation that fails at step four leaves an unusable half-install with an orphaned database.
Our agent runs the steps separately and resumes from the one that failed, keeps the database only when the live configuration points at it, and finishes by requesting the homepage and the login page to confirm both return a working response. If a step fails, you get the real error, not a green tick.
Email deliverability, diagnosed properly
The most common WordPress complaint is not speed, it is mail: order confirmations and password resets landing in spam. That is a DNS and authentication problem, and it is exactly the kind of multi-record check people get wrong by hand.
- Confirms the mailbox exists on the server and can authenticate
- Checks SPF, DKIM and DMARC records against what the server actually signs
- Verifies MX records point at the mail host, not at a proxied web record
- Sends a real message and polls for inbound delivery to prove a round trip
- Fixes the missing or wrong records in Cloudflare, then re-tests
Day-to-day maintenance
- List WordPress users and flag unexpected administrator accounts
- List active plugins and themes so a suspect update can be identified quickly
- Read a specific PHP or theme file and explain what a line does
- Apply an exact find-and-replace edit, keeping a restorable backup first
- Move a broken file to the cPanel trash rather than deleting it outright
- Check certificate expiry and request renewal before the browser warning appears
Where a human is still required
The agent will not redesign your site, judge whether a plugin is worth its performance cost, or decide that a hacked install should be rebuilt from clean core rather than cleaned in place. It will not push a major version upgrade on a production shop without you asking.
Those are judgement calls with business consequences. The agent's job is to make the mechanical work fast and reversible so the judgement calls get your attention.
Running it on a real plan
AI-managed WordPress runs on our standard LiteSpeed cPanel plans, so you also get free SSL, daily off-server backups, Cloudflare DNS and one-click WordPress. Starter is $1.99 per month for the first term and renews at the normal price; Growth includes a free domain for the first year.
Prices are quoted in USD and charged in FCFA when you pay with MTN Mobile Money or Orange Money.
Frequently asked questions
Can the AI install WordPress for me?
- Yes. It creates the database and user, installs core, writes the configuration, runs the installer, then verifies the homepage and login page respond before reporting success.
Can the agent fix WordPress emails going to spam?
- It diagnoses and repairs the underlying causes it controls: missing or incorrect SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX records, and mailbox authentication, then sends a test message and confirms delivery.
Will the AI edit my theme or plugin files?
- Only inside your document root, only for allowlisted file types, and only after keeping a restorable backup. Overwrites and deletions need your confirmation.
Does this replace daily backups?
- No. Daily off-server backups run on the plan regardless, and the agent's per-edit backups are an extra layer for individual file changes.
Which plan do I need?
- Any cPanel plan works. Starter at $1.99 per month for the first term suits a single small site; Growth at $4.99 for the first term adds room to grow and a free domain for the first year.
Ready when you are
Pick a plan, pay with Mobile Money, card or crypto, and your service activates automatically.
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