Post and page publishing

Wordpress.com holds your posts and pages as editable records with titles, bodies, and publish states. When content is ready or a source changes, a Beam agent reads the relevant entry, applies your rule about scheduling and categories, and writes the update or the new draft back through the connector. It sets the publish time and tags so the site stays current without manual reposting. Entries that touch sensitive topics, or edits that would replace a large block of live copy, are routed to an editor who reviews the change before it goes public.

Comment moderation

Readers leave comments that need sorting into approved, pending, or spam before they show on the site. A Beam agent reads each new comment, applies your rule based on the commenter's history and content signals, and writes the moderation status back so clean comments appear and obvious spam is held. It keeps a note of what it decided and why. Comments that sit in a gray area, such as borderline promotional wording or a complaint that may need a reply, are routed to a moderator who makes the final call.

Media library management

Wordpress.com stores images and files in a media library that posts draw from. A Beam agent reads incoming media and its metadata, applies your rule for naming, alt text, and which folder or tag it belongs to, and writes those details back so assets stay findable. It flags files that duplicate something already uploaded. Media that lacks required licensing notes, or that looks far larger than your size guidance, is routed to a person who decides whether to keep, compress, or replace it before it appears on a page.