Jaspreet Singh2026-07-11 13:10
My site isn't just a blog - I have a custom post type for 'services' with its own taxonomy (service hubs), custom URLs and schema. Most AI tools I tried only touch normal WordPress posts and completely ignore custom post types.
Can wptaskify actually create and edit my custom post type items? And can it assign the right taxonomy terms and set the author on them?
saurabhbhayana19962026-07-11 13:10
Yes - this is fully supported now, and it's a big difference from tools that only handle normal posts. The AI can work on ANY registered custom post type (service, product, portfolio, anything) as long as it's REST-enabled.
Here's the flow:
1) Discover your types. Ask the AI to list your post types - it returns each custom type (like 'service') with its REST base, plus list your taxonomies (like 'service_hub') with the term IDs.
2) Create / edit / delete items. It can create a new service, update its content, change status, or delete it - same as a normal post.
3) Assign taxonomy terms. When creating or editing, you pass the taxonomy and term, e.g. put the service in the 'lessons' hub, and it's assigned correctly.
4) Set the author, change the URL (with an automatic 301 redirect so you don't lose rankings), and set a featured image - all on the custom post type.
5) Read, audit and optimize. It can read the item's content, run a full SEO audit, and run a GEO / AEO audit on a custom post type too, not just blog posts.
So you can tell it something like 'create a new service in the lessons hub about guitar lesson costs, write the content, set the author, and publish it' and it does the whole thing on your custom post type.
Jaspreet Singh2026-07-11 13:10
This is exactly what I needed. I listed my post types, found my service_hub taxonomy IDs, and had the AI create a new service in the right hub with the author set. Everything else I tried just 404'd on custom post types. Really glad this works.