Does the AI publish anything on its own?

No. Everything it produces lands as a draft you review. Generated meta tags, translations, and asset metadata are a starting point, and you edit or reject them before saving.

What does the AI actually see of my content?

The content you point it at, plus the block schema and the locales around it. That context is the whole reason the output fits. If sending content to a model is not acceptable for a project, do not use these features. The rest of b10cks works without them, and the platform is open source under AGPLv3 if you want it on your own infrastructure.

Is AI translation good enough to skip human review?

For internal pages and first drafts, often yes. For copy that carries your brand or a legal obligation, no. Use AI translation for speed, then XLIFF export for a professional pass. Both run in the same workflow.

Do I need an AI plan or an extra subscription?

No. AI credits come with every plan, free included. There is no AI tier and no separate module to buy.

AI-native integration

AI that knows your content model. Not just your text.

Name: b10cks CMS
Brand: b10cks
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (11 reviews)

Most CMS AI is a text box in a sidebar. b10cks AI reads your block schema, your locales, and your content tree, so it knows a hero headline from a meta description before you explain it.

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AI is included on every plan. Plans differ by storage, traffic, and AI credits.

What this replaces

A chatbot bolted to the sidebar is not AI integration.

You get a button that rewrites whatever you selected and a badge that says AI-powered. What you do not get is anything that knows your content has twelve locales and four of them are missing meta descriptions. That is decoration, not integration.

How it works

Five places AI already knows what you are editing.

Every one of these runs against your schema and your content tree. You review what comes back before it is saved.

01 / Draft

Write inside the field.

Open the AI dock while editing and draft, rewrite, shorten, summarize, or expand. It sees the block schema, so a hero headline stays short and a product description stays detailed.

02 / Translate

Field by field, in view.

Switch to a locale that is missing content and watch the translation stream field by field. Slugs stay untranslated, meta descriptions stay concise, and existing locales act as reference. XLIFF export and import still work if an agency does the final pass.

03 / Optimize

Meta tags that match the page.

Generate meta titles and descriptions from the actual content, calibrated to length and relevance. Review and edit before saving. No SEO add-on, no extra module.

04 / Classify

Assets that describe themselves.

Run one asset or a batch through classification. Images get a title, alt text, and tag suggestions. Documents get a title, a summary, and topics. Approve one at a time or in bulk.

05 / Ask

Question your content tree.

Ask which articles are missing a meta description, or which pages have no featured image. Then act on the answer: set a batch of drafts to ready for review, or tag everything published in December.

Included, not sold separately

No AI tier. No AI add-on.

Schema-aware writing, translation, asset classification, meta tags, and content tree interaction ship with every plan, including the free one. Plans differ by storage, traffic, and AI credits. Never by seats or features.

Read the documentation

A few things worth knowing.

Put it to work

Give the AI something to work with.

Model your content once and the AI has context from day one. Start on the free plan and see what it does with your own schema.

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