Weather & WordPress MCP Server
An integration tool that allows users to fetch weather alerts/forecasts from the National Weather Service API and retrieve latest posts from hafiz.blog through natural language interactions with Claude.
Tools
get-posts-by-category
Get posts from a specific category on hafiz.blog (WordPress.com)
get-alerts
Get weather alerts for a state
get-forecast
Get weather forecast for a location
get-latest-posts
Get the 10 most recent posts from hafiz.blog (WordPress.com)
get-categories
Get all categories available on hafiz.blog (WordPress.com)
README
wp-mcp
wp-mcp is a weather and WordPress integration tool built using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This project provides two primary features:
- Weather Alerts & Forecasts using the National Weather Service API.
- Various contents from a personal WordPress blog (
hafiz.blog).
The project exposes these features as tools within a MCP server, allowing easy access through a command-line interface.
Features
Weather Tools
- Get Active Alerts: Fetch current weather alerts for a U.S. state.
- Get Forecast: Get weather forecasts based on geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude).
WordPress Tools
- Get Latest Posts: Retrieve the 10 most recent posts from a WordPress blog (specifically, my personal blog hafiz.blog).
- Get Categories: Retrieve all categories in the site.
- Get Posts by Category: Retrieve posts from a specific category by providing the category slug.
Combine them!
To demo Claude using both tools at once, you can try some clever prompt like:
- "Get the date from the latest post on hafiz.blog, and check the weather in San Francisco on that date."
- "Check all the categories in hafiz.blog, find one that's likely written in Indonesian, and then make me an poem in Indonesian language based on a post from that category."
Installation
Prerequisites
Steps:
npm run build- Connect the server with Claude Desktop, which needs to be installed locally. Follow the instruction here.
- Once Claude Desktop detects the MCP server, try various prompts to check weather, or get latest posts on hafiz.blog, or do a combo prompt as mentioned above.
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