wp-mcp-control-server
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TDQS
Scored across 149 tools
Many tools are clearly separated by resource type, but there are notable overlaps: wp_elementor_update_element is a general tool that subsumes wp_elementor_update_text/button/image, and wp_update_product overlaps with wp_update_product_price. Similarly, the line between generic CPT tools and concrete post/page/product tools can be blurry. Overall, descriptions help but the large surface creates real selection ambiguity.
Every tool follows the same wp_verb_noun snake_case pattern. List/get/create/update/delete are used predictably across all resource types, and specialized actions like restore, clone, purge, and audit also follow the convention consistently. No mixed casing or random verb styles are present.
With 149 tools, this is an extreme count that goes well beyond what an agent can efficiently navigate or reliably select from. Even a broad WordPress control surface does not justify this many individual operations, and the count strongly harms coherence and usability.
The surface is exceptionally broad: posts, pages, media, users, comments, taxonomies, menus, plugins, themes, settings, SEO, Elementor, WooCommerce, forms, webhooks, redirects, snapshots, revisions, and audits are all covered. Minor gaps exist—such as no user update/delete, no menu create/update/delete, and no form submission get/delete—but they do not block most workflows.