Manage WordPress posts, drafts, media, and taxonomy via the REST API.
npx skills add https://github.com/CoworkedShawn/openclaw-skills --skill wordpress-coworkedshawn
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wordpress Source: https://github.com/CoworkedShawn/openclaw-skills/tree/main/wordpress Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CoworkedShawn/openclaw-skills --skill wordpress-coworkedshawn
Publish and manage WordPress posts via the REST API, enabling automation of posts, drafts, media uploads, and taxonomy management.
Authenticate with WordPress using an Application Password and run a script to create a new draft post.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automate WordPress post creation by sending authenticated requests to the REST API to programmatically generate posts, update existing drafts, and schedule publications. This targets editorial workflows and multi-site maintenance by handling content management tasks automatically.
To authenticate with the WordPress REST API for automated posting, you need a WordPress instance with Application Passwords enabled and credentials stored securely. This setup allows safe API access for managing posts, media, categories, and tags.
Yes, you can upload and attach media to WordPress posts via the REST API. The automation supports uploading media files and attaching them to specific posts, including setting featured images for your content programmatically.
Manage categories and tags when publishing WordPress posts programmatically by retrieving existing taxonomy data via the REST API. You can assign categories and tags to posts during creation or update to maintain proper taxonomy organization across your content.
Yes, this WordPress automation approach works for multi-site maintenance by targeting editorial workflows across multiple instances. You can programmatically publish daily blog posts, update product announcements, and automate media workflows across various sites using the REST API.
Limitations of automating WordPress content management via the REST API include requiring an active WordPress instance with Application Passwords enabled and secure credential storage. The automation depends on stable API access for posts, media, categories, and tags to function correctly.
kabdeAudit WordPress SEO via REST API for posts, pages, media, and schema markup.
HeadyAIPublish and synchronize content across Heady CMS sites via MCP tools.
jant-meAutomate Jant site management tasks via the HTTP API.
trungdo9Publish, update, and audit WordPress content via the REST API.
