Real AI wired into your Drupal site: content drafted from your own fields with a review step, search by meaning, and an assistant grounded in your pages. On your keys, not a rented widget.
Drupal shipped a real AI framework, so the search results for “drupal ai” are now a wall of module roundups: 30 modules here, 9 modules there, plus the project pages on drupal.org. Useful if you want to read. Less useful if you have a live site and need someone to actually wire the thing in and make it behave.
That is the job we do. The Drupal AI module and its submodules (Automators, the CKEditor assistant, providers for OpenAI and Anthropic, AI Search for vector lookups) are powerful and a bit fiddly. We install them, point them at your content, set the guardrails, and hand back working features your editors will use without filing a ticket.
Draft descriptions, summaries, meta tags, and alt text from the fields a node already holds. We run it through the CKEditor assistant and AI Automators so the copy starts from your data, and an editor approves before anything goes live.
AI Search with a vector index finds pages by meaning, not just keyword match. A visitor asking "how do I cancel" lands on the cancellation page even if it never uses that word. Works alongside Solr, not instead of it.
A chat assistant grounded in your published pages and docs, not a generic FAQ bot. It answers from your content, cites the page, and stays quiet when it does not know rather than inventing an answer.
The module listicles cover what exists. We cover what to switch on for your site and what to leave off, because running all of it at once is how editors end up ignoring the buttons.
AI on Drupal is not one fixed package. We scope it to the work that pays back for your editors and your visitors. A first build usually does one or two of these properly rather than all of them halfway.
You get working features on your own Drupal install, connected to your own model account, with everything built on standard contributed modules so any Drupal developer can maintain it later.
The one or two jobs we scoped, live on your site and tested against real content.
Buttons inside the node form and CKEditor so your team runs the jobs without touching config.
Draft-and-approve flows so AI output never publishes on its own.
Caching, caps, and usage logging so model spend stays predictable.
Config notes, the module list, and a training session so you are not dependent on us.
We open with a short workshop so we build the jobs that matter, then ship against your real content and tune from there.
We look at your content types, your editors' time sinks, and pick the AI jobs to build first.
Day 1-2We set up Drupal AI, connect your model, and build a rough version of the first job against real nodes.
Day 2-6We finish the scoped jobs, add review steps and cost limits, and wire the editor controls.
Day 5-9We walk your team through it, hand over the config and docs, and tune for a week after launch.
Day 9-12A first Drupal AI build starts at $690 for one job done properly, like field drafting wired to your content types with a review gate. Semantic search or a grounded support assistant runs higher, and a multi-job build higher still. We quote the fixed scope after the workshop, so you see the number before we write code.
You pay OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google directly on your own account for what the model uses. We size those costs during scoping and build in caching and caps so a bulk content run stays predictable. We never mark up token usage.
This is part of our AI integration services, which wire models into real business content rather than bolting on a widget. When the job is less about AI and more about connecting Drupal to another system, our Drupal integrations work covers that, and our Drupal support page lists everything else we handle on the platform.
We'll triage the same day. Send context, screenshots, error messages — whatever you have. No sales calls, no chatbots.
