Connect your AI to WordPress

What your AI can do with WordPress

Once connected, these tools appear automatically in your AI assistant:

• searchread-only

  Full-text search across the site's content (posts, pages…). Returns matching items with their type and id.

• list_postsread-only

  List blog posts (published by default), optionally filtered by full-text search or status (draft, pending, publish).

• get_postread-only

  Get a post by id (title, content, status, categories).

• create_postwrite · needs approval

  Create a blog post as a DRAFT — a human reviews and publishes from WordPress. Writes to the site, so it goes through the confirmation guardrail when enabled.

• update_postwrite · needs approval

  Update a post's title, content or excerpt. Deliberately cannot change the status: publishing stays a human action in WordPress. Writes to the site, so it goes through the confirmation guardrail when enabled.

• list_pagesread-only

  List the site's pages, optionally filtered by full-text search.

• get_pageread-only

  Get a page by id (title, content, parent).

• create_pagewrite · needs approval

  Create a page as a DRAFT — a human reviews and publishes from WordPress. Pages are structural site content (home, about, legal…). Writes to the site, so it goes through the confirmation guardrail when enabled.

• update_pagewrite · needs approval

  Update a page's title or content. Deliberately cannot change the status: publishing stays a human action in WordPress. Writes to the site, so it goes through the confirmation guardrail when enabled.

• list_commentsread-only

  List comments, optionally those of one post.

• list_categoriesread-only

  List the site's categories (ids are used by create_post).

• list_mediaread-only

  List the media library (images, files), optionally filtered by search.

Example prompts

Just ask your AI in plain language — it picks the right WordPress tool:

• “Full-text search across the site's content (posts, pages…). Returns matching items with their type and id — from WordPress, in plain language.”
• “List blog posts (published by default), optionally filtered by full-text search or status (draft, pending, publish) — from WordPress, in plain language.”
• “Get a post by id (title, content, status, categories) — from WordPress, in plain language.”
• “List the site's pages, optionally filtered by full-text search — from WordPress, in plain language.”

How it works

1. Create your Proxoria account and add your MCP endpoint to Claude or ChatGPT.
2. Connect WordPress with your API key — each user connects their own account, credentials encrypted at rest.
3. Your AI instantly gets the WordPress tools. Write actions wait for your approval in the dashboard before anything changes.

Frequently asked questions

Does WordPress have an official MCP server?

You don't need one. Proxoria exposes WordPress to your AI through the Model Context Protocol, so you can use it from Claude, ChatGPT, Mistral or any MCP-compatible client — no official WordPress MCP server required.

What can my AI do with WordPress through Proxoria?

It gets 12 tools: search, list_posts, get_post, create_post, update_post, list_pages, get_page, create_page, update_page, list_comments, list_categories, list_media. For example, full-text search across the site's content (posts, pages…). returns matching items with their type and id.

Is the WordPress connector read-only?

No — it can also make changes. Write actions go through Proxoria's confirmation guardrail by default: your AI proposes them, and you approve each one from your dashboard before anything is written to WordPress.

How do I connect WordPress to my AI?

Create a Proxoria account, connect WordPress with your API key, and add your Proxoria MCP endpoint to Claude or ChatGPT. Your AI instantly gains the WordPress tools.