f/pressmind

Pressmind is an experimental WordPress plugin that lets you build rich, interactive content using plain-language prompts instead of manual block editing. WordPress uses a block-based editor called Gutenberg, where you build pages by stacking different content types: headings, images, tables, and so on. Pressmind adds an AI-powered block where you type a request in everyday English, and the plugin sends that request along with the current article's context to an AI model, which returns actual Gutenberg block markup ready to drop into your post. The plugin is aimed at making the kind of polished interactive journalism that news organizations typically hand-build for each story, animated SVG diagrams, scrollytelling sections, embedded mini-games, comparison tables, and org charts, something any WordPress author can generate on demand. When you type a prompt like "create a comparison table from this post," Pressmind streams the AI's output into the editor in real time and inserts the finished blocks automatically. Safety is built in: scripted or style-heavy content such as games and calculators is isolated in a sandboxed iframe so it cannot interact with the rest of your page. API keys are stored on the server and never exposed to the browser. Generated images are imported into the WordPress Media Library before being inserted as image blocks. The plugin is written in PHP, with block assets built via npm. On WordPress 7.0 and later it can pull API keys from the new WordPress Connectors API, otherwise you configure a custom key and endpoint in the plugin settings. The full README is longer than what was shown.