This project is not covered by Drupal’s security advisory policy.
Widebound connects a Drupal site to Widebound, a governance service that checks content against your brand, legal and market rules before it is published. Content created in Drupal, by editors or by AI agents, is checked with the same rules as content written in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and AI assistants, and each published piece keeps a record of its checks.
Features
- Checks content before it is published against the policy packs set up in your Widebound account: factuality, data protection, branding, SEO, GEO, market regulation per market, accessibility, UX, and your own internal policies.
- Blocks publishing while a critical finding is open. The content stays unpublished until the finding is fixed.
- Shows the result rule by rule, so editors can see why content passed or what it still needs.
- Returns the same result for the same content every time.
- Checks the page again as it will be rendered, for example for accessibility, before it goes live.
- Keeps a record for each published piece: which agent wrote it, which model it used, which rules applied, and who approved it.
- Lets you require a person's approval for a rule, a market, or a channel. Everything else publishes when its checks pass.
Requirements
- Drupal 10 or 11.
- A Widebound account.
Installation
- Add the module with Composer:
composer require drupal/widebound - Enable it on the Extend page, or with Drush:
drush en widebound
Configuration
- On the Extend page, open the module's settings with the Configure link next to Widebound.
- Follow the instructions to register with the Widebound service.
- Choose the content types that are checked before publishing.
- Save the configuration.
Resources
- Widebound: https://widebound.ai
Supporting organizations:
Development
Project information
- Project categories: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation, Integrations
- Ecosystem: Content Sync (content-sync.io)
- Created by thiemo on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.

