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:
- 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
- Modify WordPress posts via Gutenberg blocks by specifying post ID and block-formatted content. Streamline post updates with structured input.ISC
- 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
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- 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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- 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
- 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
- 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
- Retrieve comments for WordPress posts. Use post ID to filter results and per_page to control comment count.MIT
- List WordPress users with roles. Filter by search term and control the number returned.MIT
- Delete or trash a WordPress comment by ID. Set force to true for permanent deletion, or leave false to move to trash.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve comments from a WordPress site. Filter by post ID and set a comment limit for targeted review.MIT
- Delete a WordPress post by its ID. Moves the post to trash by default, enabling recovery before permanent deletion.MITDestructive
- Get all WordPress categories with post counts. Filter categories by search term and control results per page.MIT