What problem does it solve?
Provide a safe, discovery-first interface for administering WordPress sites via the MCP Adapter so non-technical users and operators can list and manage users, settings, plugins, themes, comments, and site health without exposing credentials or performing unintended destructive actions.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Discovery-first operations: Always discover available MCP abilities before attempting actions to avoid permission errors and to surface site-specific capabilities.
- User management: List users by role, view full profiles, and update roles or metadata while avoiding password changes via the API.
- Settings and configuration: Read site settings and update site-level options with explicit user confirmation for critical changes (site URL, permalinks, reading settings).
- Plugin and theme management: List installed plugins and themes, report versions and update availability, and activate/deactivate with confirmations and warnings for critical plugins.
- Comment moderation and site health: Filter and bulk-moderate comments, check WordPress and theme versions, flag plugins needing updates, and report user counts by role.
- Safety & compliance: Enforce confirmation for destructive actions, never expose sensitive data like passwords or emails, suggest backups before major changes, and remind to clear cache when applicable.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to check site health, list plugins needing updates, and report user counts by role.