Frontman

Frontman is an AI editing agent for websites you already have, rather than a tool for generating new ones. You describe an update in plain language, optionally selecting the element you mean, and it makes the edit while you check the result in a live preview. It supports WordPress installations and projects built with Next.js, Astro or Vite. The WordPress integration installs as a plugin and works through native WordPress tools. It can create, edit and delete posts and pages, insert, update, move and delete Gutenberg blocks, edit Elementor pages with Elementor aware tools, add and update navigation menu items, change allowlisted settings such as title, tagline and permalinks, browse and update block templates and template parts, manage widgets, flush the cache, and work with WooCommerce data when that plugin is active. Requirements are WordPress 6.0 or later, PHP 7.4 or later and administrator access. For framework projects a package installs as middleware inside the development server, serves an overlay in the browser, relays file operations and captures the component tree, routes, compilation errors and server logs. A browser side server exposes the live DOM and computed CSS to the agent, which is the architectural point: it sees the rendered page, not only source files. Framework edits land in source for developers to review, test and deploy, while WordPress writes persist immediately to the connected installation, so the vendor advises starting from a staging copy and a backup. Frontman Pro costs 15 euros per seat per month billed monthly, with a 17 percent saving on yearly billing and a 14 day trial that requires a card. Model access is not included; you connect your own AI provider and that provider bills you separately. A self hosting option is available under source available licenses, without hosted support, uptime or onboarding.