Speak human. In your language.
Write what you would send to a colleague, in the language your team uses. Secretary follows your language, finds the right content, and asks a follow-up when something important is missing.
A content assistant for Statamic 6
Send an email. Ask in the Control Panel. Get a structured draft that actually fits your blueprints, content, and publishing flow.
One-time purchase · via Statamic Marketplace
The tiny content change
Opening hours, intros, and that new child page should not wait for the next sprint. Secretary turns an editor’s instruction into a safe, visible draft—without wandering into templates, config, or code.
Write what you would send to a colleague, in the language your team uses. Secretary follows your language, finds the right content, and asks a follow-up when something important is missing.
Fields are validated against your real blueprints. Structure, multisite, permissions, and revisions remain part of the job.
Every change starts as a draft. Editors can refine it in chat and publish only when they say so explicitly.
Try it right here
This is a small simulation, but the workflow is the real thing: Secretary reads the structure, proposes the change, and lets you decide.
Tosecretary@statamic.no
SubjectA tiny homepage change
Secretary
Secretary is working …Instruction received
✓Reading blueprint and current content
✓Checking fields and permissions
✓Draft ready
✓Ready for review
Secretary changed only the two fields you asked for. Nothing has been published.Before
Fri 9 AM–6 PMWe close early on Friday.
Draft
Fri 9 AM–4 PMWe’re wrapping up a little earlier this Friday. Come see us before 4!
Two doors. Same careful work.
Reply in the same thread to refine the draft. When you ask to publish, Secretary checks permissions and makes sure nobody changed the content in the meantime.
The assistant is available across the Control Panel. Drafts and status update in place without a full page refresh.
Friendly with content. Paranoid about boundaries.
Secretary gets no shell, generic file writer, or free rein over your project. It gets narrow Statamic tools that respect the content root, your blueprints, and the editor’s own permissions.
“It does not vibe-code its way through your YAML.”
No code, templates, or config
No deleting or arbitrary file access
No publishing without an explicit request
No overwriting newer human changes
A complete conversation and change trail
A small price for fewer small things
Statamic addon
Everything you need to work with Secretary in the Control Panel and through your own Postmark server.
Hosted inbox
Get example.com@statamic.no and skip your own Postmark server, inbound webhook, and mailbox.
Relay is activated through secure Stripe checkout inside Secretary and billed separately from the Marketplace purchase. OpenAI usage, your Statamic license, and any bring-your-own Postmark fees are not included.
Yes, but …
No. The addon is intentionally limited to Statamic content. It has no shell access and no generic file-writing tool.
No. It prepares drafts. Publishing is a separate action that requires an explicit instruction and the editor’s normal Statamic permission.
No. The addon can use your own Postmark server and address. The hosted inbox is simply the quickest route to the email workflow.
Yes. You add your project’s OpenAI key to the environment and stay in control of usage and cost.
That is the point. Secretary reads the real blueprints and submits only field values that fit the structure it found.
Delegate the tiny stuff
Let editors request changes the way humans actually speak—and let Statamic keep being Statamic.
Get Secretary for $49