WordPress MCP. Manage every piece of content, page, and media asset directly from your chat.

WordPress MCP Server - Manage Content & Media with AI

You're connecting your AI agent right into your whole WordPress content backend. You don't have to log in and click through the WP-Admin dashboard; you just talk to your agent, and it handles all the heavy lifting for you. This server lets your AI client act like a full-stack editor, controlling everything from drafting posts to cleaning up media URLs.

Managing Posts and Drafts
You can create brand new articles instantly using create_cms_post; you just tell your agent the title, the content body, and whether it should start as a draft, published article, or private post. Need to tweak something that's already up? You use update_cms_post, giving it the specific post ID and the JSON object detailing exactly what fields need changing.

If you wanna wipe out old junk, delete_cms_post handles that; remember, you gotta set 'force' to true if you really want it gone for good instead of just trashing it.

To check on any single piece of content, you pull all the details—the full text, the current status, and what featured media it uses—by calling get_post_details with just the post ID. When you need a high-level view of your site's articles, you use list_site_posts, which lets you filter down to specific categories or adjust how many posts show up on the list.

Auditing Site Structure and Users
Keeping your content organized is half the battle. You can audit everything by running list_site_categories to grab every defined category used across the whole site, or using list_site_tags for all custom tags. If you need a rundown of non-blog content—think 'About Us' or 'Contact Us' pages—you run list_static_pages.

To see who has access and what permissions they hold, you use list_site_users, which gives you every registered user on the site along with their unique numeric IDs. The server also lets you list all articles using list_site_posts when you're checking content flow.

Handling Media Assets
You don't gotta manually dig through folders for images or PDFs anymore. You call list_media_attachments, and it spits out a clean rundown of every single image, document file, and other media asset stored in your site’s main library. It even gives you the direct public URLs for all of them so you can drop them right into a campaign or piece of content.

How You Use It
Your AI client uses these tools to run commands against your WordPress install. When you tell it, 'List all published posts in the 'Tech' category,' it translates that directly into the list_site_posts tool call. The server runs that action against your site and sends back structured data for you to read immediately.

You never have to open a single admin dashboard tab; everything happens through chat commands. This means you control every aspect of your content lifecycle, from initial drafting to final deletion, all without leaving the conversation window.