Drup-AID
Drup-AID integrates an AI team into your Drupal site, featuring a master AI agent that directs specialized sub-agents for tasks like content editing, knowledge base creation, SEO optimization, security monitoring, and lead/analytics reporting. It offers an administrative chat interface to manage and observe these AI assistants in action.
Drup-AID gives a Drupal site an AI staff, not just a chatbot: a master agent that delegates to specialized sub-agents for content, knowledge base, SEO, security monitoring, leads, and analytics — with an admin cockpit chat UI to talk to the whole team.
Features
- Master agent that coordinates a roster of specialized sub-agents
- Content / web editing — chat-to-edit pages (content values only)
- Knowledge base — generates draft KB articles from support context
- SEO — per-page-type playbooks fusing design and SEO review
- Security monitor — audits the site and reports real findings
- Leads & analytics — capture and reporting wired as master-agent tools
- Cockpit — an admin "team chat" UI where you watch the master agent delegate to sub-agents live; demo mode works without any API key
- n8n layer — agents are addressable from n8n workflows for scheduled and event-driven automation
Post-Installation
Enable the modules, then add an AI provider key (via the Key module) — the included setup script configures the provider and prints a link straight into the agent Explorer so you can talk to the team immediately. The Cockpit lives in the admin menu; its demo mode runs with no key at all, so you can see the agent team work before spending anything. Full walkthrough in INSTALL.md and USING.md.
Additional Requirements
- Drupal 11
- AI, AI Agents, and Key modules
- A chat-capable AI provider (e.g. Anthropic) for live mode — demo mode needs none
Project site: drup-aid.com · Source & docs: github.com/drelf/drup-aid
AI usage disclosure: Drup-AID is developed with AI assistance, disclosed honestly per Drupal's AI-contribution policy. Code is human-reviewed, tested locally, and validated against the project's own published bug-and-fix log.