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WP Agent — WordPress MCP Server

WordPress publishing and management with Claude. Connect your self-hosted WordPress site to AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client) and run your whole site from chat: write and publish posts and pages, create AI featured and in-post images, manage SEO, media, categories, tags and menus, moderate comments, and manage plugins, themes and site settings — all on your own site, with your own credentials.

WP Agent is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for WordPress. 69 tools. Remote Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.0 — keyless, no API key to paste. A free account is created on first connect (25 posts/month, no card).

• 🌐 Website: https://www.getwpagent.com
• 📚 Install & docs: https://www.getwpagent.com/docs
• 🔌 Endpoint: https://mcp.getwpagent.com/mcp

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Connect

WP Agent is a remote MCP server — no install, no local process. Point your client at the endpoint; OAuth runs automatically on first connect.

• Endpoint: https://mcp.getwpagent.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP)
• Auth: OAuth 2.0 (Dynamic Client Registration + PKCE — keyless). An account is auto-created on first sign-in.

Claude / generic MCP client (JSON)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wp-agent": {
      "url": "https://mcp.getwpagent.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cursor

Add the url above in Cursor's Settings → Tools & MCP, or install from the listing on cursor.directory.

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Full per-client instructions: https://www.getwpagent.com/docs

To connect a WordPress site, install the free WP Agent Connector plugin (or use an application password on WordPress 5.6+); the assistant walks you through it on first use.

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What you can do (69 tools)

Area	Example tools
Content generation	create_post, replace_post_content, patch_post_content, generate_image
Posts & pages	list_posts, list_pages, publish_post, schedule_post, update_post_title, update_post_excerpt
SEO	get_post_seo_analysis, update_post_seo, get_posts_seo_overview
Images & media	generate_image, set_featured_image, add_media_from_url, search_stock_photos, update_media
Taxonomies & menus	create_category, create_tag, list_categories, create_menu, add_menu_item
Comments	list_comments, moderate_comment, delete_comment
Site management	get_site_settings, update_site_settings, install_plugin, activate_plugin, update_custom_css
Sites & usage	list_sites, connect_site, get_site_overview, get_usage

Read operations are read-only; destructive and publish operations require explicit user intent.

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How it works / data ownership

WP Agent does not wrap or resell a third-party API. Each user connects their own self-hosted WordPress site with their own credentials. WP Agent provides the AI content and site-management infrastructure. Credentials are encrypted at rest; OAuth tokens are scoped per user. Image generation exists only to create supporting visuals (featured/hero/in-post images) saved into your own WordPress media library — not as a standalone service.

Support

• Docs: https://www.getwpagent.com/docs
• Email: hello@getwpagent.com
• Issues: use this repository's issue tracker.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. (This repository hosts the MCP server's public metadata and documentation; the server itself runs at mcp.getwpagent.com.)