Apeari – AI Content Editor

Apeari is an AI content editor for Gutenberg. Select a block, describe a change and review a private preview. Your live page changes only when you publish. From an idea to an edit

• Rewrite text and add supported native sections, buttons, images and galleries using existing WordPress media.
• Preview, undo, redo and publish with conflict checks.
• Generate draft pages/posts and optionally fill supported Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress fields.
• A one-time guide can be reopened with the question-mark button at the top right.
• Edit text, heading level, alignment and button links directly; duplicate, move or remove selected blocks in the private draft.

Try requests like these

• "Rewrite this introduction to sound warmer."
• "Add a heading and a short paragraph below this section."

These open-ended requests require an AI connection. Local demo mode accepts a small set of example commands. Choose your AI connection The plugin is free; AI processing costs extra. Use your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key with a compatible JSON Schema model, billed by the provider, or an Apeari account with paid service credits. Hosted requests use the verified domain's token balance; answers without changes may also consume credits. Local editing and preview need no paid credits or subscription. Hosted AI needs a verified HTTPS website and a Lite installation token. See the installation steps below. AI requests require explicit consent in Settings > Apeari. Scope and requirements This is the Gutenberg-only edition, also called Apeari Lite. It supports an allowlist of native blocks and preserves existing unsupported blocks. It does not edit theme files, templates or plugin code, generate executable code, add custom HTML or shortcodes, upload images or download remote media. Existing-page editing does not change publication status. Access is limited to administrators. Apeari PRO is a separate download and cannot be active alongside this edition.

1.2.9

• Clear image attachments from the composer when the message is sent. Older releases are documented in changelog.txt.