Everything you need to go from manual WordPress to a fully automated system powered by local AI. This kit brings together the deployment checklist, 15 ready-to-use operational prompts, and a real cost comparison between SaaS and a local-first stack.
What’s inside
Deployment checklist — from a fresh VPS to a working WordPress + Ollama + n8n + Qdrant stack in ~30 minutes.
15 operational prompts — for content, SEO, maintenance, operations, multilingual, and analytics. Tested with llama3.1:8b and qwen2.5:14b .
Cost comparison — side-by-side table of typical SaaS spend vs. the d0a1 local stack. Real numbers, no markup.
1. Deployment Checklist
Provision a VPS (Ubuntu 24.04, 2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM minimum)
Point your domain to the VPS (A + AAAA records)
Install Docker + Docker Compose
Clone d0a1/workspace and run ./manage.sh start
Configure .env with domain, email and credentials
Bring up WordPress + Ollama + n8n + Qdrant + Redis
Install WP-CLI inside the wordpress container
Activate base plugins: Polylang, Redis Cache, Code Snippets, WP Mail SMTP
Configure SMTP (WP Mail SMTP → host, port, user, password)
Create your first admin user and remove the default one
Import sample data or start with your own content
Set up automatic backups ( scheduled-backup extension)
2. Prompts by category
Content
Write an 800-word article about {topic}, direct technical tone,
3 practical examples, closing list with 5 actionable points.
Markdown format. No empty intros. Start with an H1.
Rewrite this content to improve clarity and cut length by 30%
while keeping the key points. Return only the final text.
{content}
SEO
Analyze this post and return: (1) primary keyword, (2) 5 long-tail
secondary keywords, (3) 3 related FAQ questions, (4) optimized
title tag (≤60 chars), (5) meta-description (≤155 chars).
{content}
Maintenance
Review this plugin list and tell me: which have been inactive for
30+ days, which haven’t been updated in 1+ year, which have known
vulnerabilities. Return a table: plugin, status, recommendation.
{wp plugin list}
3. Cost comparison: local vs SaaS
Component Typical SaaS d0a1 local stack Annual saving
WordPress hosting SiteGround €200/yr VPS 4×16 €240/yr —
Generative AI (text) ChatGPT Plus €240/yr Ollama + llama3.1:8b (local) €240
Generative AI (images) Midjourney €96/yr SDXL local (GPU) or Flux €96
Email marketing Mailchimp €180/yr WordPress + own SMTP €180
Analytics Hotjar Pro €240/yr Plausible self-hosted €96/yr €144
Backups UpdraftPlus €70/yr Cron + rclone to B2 €12/yr €58
Translation Weglot €192/yr Polylang + local AI €192
Forms Typeform €300/yr Contact Form 7 (free) €300
Total ~€1,518/yr ~€348/yr ~€1,170
ROI of the d0a1 stack: you recover the time investment (~20h) in under 2 months, and from then on it’s pure savings + sovereignty over your data.
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📚 Dig deeper before you decide
Two more independent guides — data, not promises.
💸 Local AI vs SaaS — real numbers, no markup
🎯 Use cases — 5 real industries
Live demo: the stack running
The Kit takes you from zero to a working system. Watch the actual result:
This 18-second recording shows the d0a1.es production stack: 30 Docker containers, 11 Ollama models, and 4 public subdomains responding. Every command in the screencast is reproducible — the signed audit is at /caso-d0a1/.