Discover available WordPress block types for structured content creation, enabling efficient design and customization on WordPress sites through the MCP server.
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"WordPress" matching MCP tools:
- Execute any registered WordPress ability by providing its name and parameters. This primary execution layer applies the specified action, enabling direct WordPress control.GPL 2.0Destructive
- Locate WordPress posts by title or keyword using structured and secure interaction with WordPress sites via the Model Context Protocol.ISC
- Retrieve WordPress post details by specifying the post ID using this structured and secure tool, part of the WordPress MCP server for AI model integration.ISC
- Publish new WordPress posts with Gutenberg block formatting by specifying the title and structured content in block syntax for precise layout and design control.ISC
- Modify WordPress posts via Gutenberg blocks by specifying post ID and block-formatted content. Streamline post updates with structured input.ISC
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceMCP server for WordPress REST API that enables managing posts, pages, media, comments, categories, tags, and users through 20 tools.20MIT
- AlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceA Model Context Protocol server that gives Claude (or any MCP-compatible LLM) direct access to a self-hosted WordPress site over its REST API.73MIT
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- WordPress MCP ServerOAuth
The miniOrange MCP Server Plugin is a secure WordPress MCP Server that exposes your WordPress site as an MCP endpoint while adding enterprise-grade security, policy enforcement, and complete audit logging. Unlike a basic MCP server that simply connects AI tools to WordPress, this plugin verifies every AI request before it reaches your website. Every request is authenticated, checked against security policies, logged, and can even require human approval before execution.
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- Modify an existing WordPress category's name, slug, parent, or description via the WordPress REST API.Apache 2.0
- Delete a WordPress page by ID, either moving it to trash or permanently deleting it.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve WordPress site details—name, description, URL, timezone, and feature availability—to understand site configuration.MIT
- Remove a WordPress category and reassign its posts to Uncategorized.Apache 2.0
- Permanently delete a WordPress media file by providing its media ID. Removes the attachment from the media library.MITDestructive
- Retrieve basic WordPress site settings, including site info and configuration, accessible to admin users via the WordPress REST API.Apache 2.0
- List WordPress pages and retrieve page ID, title, status, and parent to explore site page hierarchy.MIT
- Verify WordPress REST API credentials and connection status. Confirms API access for content management operations.AGPL 3.0
- Delete or trash a WordPress post by ID. Choose between permanent removal or moving to trash.AGPL 3.0
- Delete a WordPress media item permanently by providing its media ID and setting force to true. Removes the file and attachment record from your site.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve WordPress site details including title, description, URL, and timezone to access core configuration settings.AGPL 3.0
- Identify the WordPress authentication source the server will use before publishing.MIT
- Retrieve a specific WordPress post by providing its ID. Returns post details from the REST API.MIT
- Retrieve a specific WordPress page by providing its ID. Access page data for editing or display.MIT
- List media files in your WordPress library and retrieve URLs, types, and metadata for efficient content management.MIT