drupal / varbase_ai_content_review_base
AI content review for Varbase 11: four review agents and one rule for every content type, on AI Content Review, so it works on Varbase Starter, Educare, Horizon Aid and The Rightup. Experimental: AI Content Review has no stable release. No custom PHP or shell code.
Package info
git.drupalcode.org/project/varbase_ai_content_review_base.git
Type:drupal-recipe
pkg:composer/drupal/varbase_ai_content_review_base
Requires
- drupal/ai: ^1.4
- drupal/ai_agents: ^1.3
- drupal/ai_content_review: ^1.0@alpha
- drupal/core: ^11.4
- drupal/entity: ^1.6
Requires (Dev)
None
Suggests
None
Provides
None
Conflicts
None
Replaces
None
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2026-11-08 14:17:42 UTC
README
Varbase AI Content Review Base
An opt-in Drupal recipe that adds AI content review to a Varbase 11 site, with AI Content Review. An editor opens the Review tab of any content item and runs a review. Each criterion comes back with a 0 to 100 score, a pass, warning or fail verdict, an explanation that quotes the content, and suggestions. Reviews are kept as history, with a queue and a records report.
Documentation
Read the Varbase AI Content Review Base documentation on the Varbase docs site.
Install and apply
# 1. Fetch the recipe.
ddev composer config --json extra.drupal-recipe-unpack.ignore '["drupal/varbase_ai_content_review_base"]'
ddev composer require drupal/varbase_ai_content_review_base:~1
# 2. Apply it.
ddev drush recipe ../recipes/varbase_ai_content_review_base
ddev drush cr
# 3. Check it. Without arguments no AI key is needed. "review <nid>" runs one real review (one model call per
# criterion).
Re-applying the recipe is safe. The ignore line keeps the recipe a locked package: without it core's
recipe-unpack plugin moves its requirements into the project's composer.json and drops the recipe itself.
Then open any content item and its Review tab, or the rules at Administration > AI > Tools & Automation > AI Content Review.
Automated testing
GitLab CI on git.drupalcode.org (.gitlab-ci.yml) builds
a Varbase 11 site, applies this recipe twice and runs the Varbase functional testing suite in tests/ on it. See
tests/README.md to run it against a site of your own.