Well I made my first agent and OMG

I’ve been going down a pretty deep rabbit hole with the Fluent ecosystem and Codex, and I wanted to share what I’ve been able to build because this is starting to get a little insane. 😂

I’ve used Fluent products across my WordPress businesses for a while, but recently I started connecting the actual business infrastructure to Codex through MCP.

What I’m building now connects Codex to:

• WordPress itself
• FluentCRM
• FluentCart
• Fluent Community — and THIS one is insane lol
• Google Analytics
• Google Search Console

At the same time, I built a local business knowledge repository that gives Codex the context behind the business: brand information, strategy, publishing methodology, search methodology, workflows, source material, analytics, and performance rules.

So Codex isn’t just being given access to a bunch of plugins.

It can understand how the business operates, why certain decisions are made, which brand it is working with, what methodology governs the task, and then interact with the actual systems that run the business.

Each website/business is being kept separate with its own connections and credentials, even when the underlying MCP server code is shared.

That distinction matters because I absolutely do not want AI guessing which fucking website I meant. 😂

I’m attaching a screenshot of the directory structure only. I’m keeping the actual documentation and business methodology private, but the folders give you an idea of how this is being organized.

As someone who has worked with websites, SEO, marketing, and business systems for more than 25 years, I’m looking at this very differently than “AI content generation.”

I’m essentially building a business operating layer where Codex can eventually work across WordPress, CRM, commerce, community, search data, analytics, and the business’s own internal knowledge.

And Fluent Community in particular has opened up an entirely different rabbit hole for me.

There is a ridiculous amount of potential here for the Fluent ecosystem as MCP support continues to grow.