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WDS MCP Content Manager connects your WordPress site to AI agents (Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients) so they can read, create, and manage your content through natural language prompts.
<h4>How it works</h4>
The plugin registers a set of abilities on top of the <a href="https://github.com/WordPress/mcp-adapter" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress MCP Adapter</a>. Once installed, your AI agent can list posts, create content, manage categories and tags, upload images, and more — all without leaving your AI client.
<h4>Free abilities (no license required)</h4>
<ul>
<li>wds/get-posts — List published posts with title, URL, date, and excerpt</li>
<li>wds/get-post — Fetch full post content, categories, tags, and SEO meta</li>
<li>wds/create-post — Create a post with categories, tags, and featured image</li>
<li>wds/update-post — Update any field of an existing post</li>
<li>wds/reindex-yoast-seo — Run Yoast SEO data optimization (indexables reindex) after bulk SEO updates</li>
<li>wds/get-pages — List pages with URL, status, parent, and template</li>
<li>wds/create-page — Create a page with slug, parent, template, and featured image</li>
<li>wds/update-page — Update page content, status, slug, hierarchy, and template</li>
<li>wds/get-categories — List all post categories</li>
<li>wds/create-category — Create a new post category</li>
<li>wds/update-category — Update an existing post category</li>
<li>wds/delete-category — Delete an existing post category</li>
<li>wds/get-tags — List all post tags</li>
<li>wds/create-tag — Create a new post tag</li>
<li>wds/update-tag — Update an existing post tag</li>
<li>wds/delete-tag — Delete an existing post tag</li>
</ul>
<h4>Pro abilities (requires a Pro license)</h4>
<ul>
<li>wds/get-products — List WooCommerce products with pricing and status</li>
<li>wds/get-product — Fetch full WooCommerce product details and taxonomy terms</li>
<li>wds/create-product — Create a WooCommerce product with pricing and downloads</li>
<li>wds/update-product — Update any field of an existing WooCommerce product</li>
<li>wds/get-product-categories — List WooCommerce product categories</li>
<li>wds/create-product-category — Create a WooCommerce product category</li>
<li>wds/update-product-category — Update a WooCommerce product category</li>
<li>wds/delete-product-category — Delete a WooCommerce product category</li>
<li>wds/get-product-tags — List WooCommerce product tags</li>
<li>wds/create-product-tag — Create a WooCommerce product tag</li>
<li>wds/update-product-tag — Update a WooCommerce product tag</li>
<li>wds/delete-product-tag — Delete a WooCommerce product tag</li>
<li>wds/set-product-schema — Inject JSON-LD structured data into the page head</li>
<li>wds/set-elementor-page — Inject a full HTML design via Elementor Canvas</li>
<li>wds/inject-elementor-json — Inject native Elementor sections JSON</li>
<li>wds/upload-image — Sideload an image from URL into the Media Library</li>
<li>wds/set-featured-image — Set or remove the featured image on a post</li>
<li>wds/set-post-language — Set Polylang language on a post</li>
<li>wds/link-translations — Link posts as Polylang translation pairs</li>
<li>wds/set-term-language — Set Polylang language for taxonomy terms</li>
<li>wds/link-term-translations — Link taxonomy terms as Polylang translation pairs</li>
<li>wds/get-term-translations — Get Polylang translation map for a taxonomy term</li>
<li>site-kit/get-top-queries — Returns top Google Search Console queries for the site (requires Google Site Kit plugin)</li>
<li>site-kit/get-top-pages — Returns top pages by traffic from Google Analytics 4 (requires Google Site Kit plugin)</li>
<li>site-kit/get-page-performance — Returns combined Search Console + GA4 metrics for a single URL (requires Google Site Kit plugin)</li>
<li>site-kit/get-traffic-overview — Returns site-wide traffic summary by channel from GA4 (requires Google Site Kit plugin)</li>
</ul>
Pro licenses are available at <a href="https://wallstrdev.de/product/wds-mcp-content-manager-pro/" rel="nofollow ugc">wallstrdev.de</a>.
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<ul>
<li>WordPress 6.3 or later</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/WordPress/mcp-adapter" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress MCP Adapter</a> plugin (free, required)</li>
<li>WooCommerce — optional, needed for product abilities</li>
<li>Elementor — optional, needed for Elementor abilities</li>
<li>Polylang — optional, needed for multilingual abilities</li>
</ul>
<h3>External Services</h3>
<h4>WordPress MCP Adapter</h4>
If the WordPress MCP Adapter plugin is not installed, an admin notice offers a one-click install button. Clicking it downloads the adapter from:
<pre><code>https://github.com/WordPress/mcp-adapter/releases/latest/download/mcp-adapter.zip
</code></pre>
This is the official plugin from the WordPress GitHub organisation. The download is triggered only by an explicit admin click — nothing is downloaded automatically.
<h4>WDS License Server</h4>
This plugin connects to an external license validation service only when a Pro license key is entered.
Service: WDS License Server, operated by Wallstrdev (https://wallstrdev.de)
When it is called: 
– When you save a Pro license key under Settings → WDS MCP Setup → License 
– Once per day (in the background on admin_init) to revalidate the key
What is sent: 
– Your license key 
– Your site domain (e.g. example.com)
What is NOT sent: post content, user data, personally identifiable information, or site configuration.
Why: To confirm the license key is valid for your domain and determine your plan tier (free vs. pro).
Data policy: <a href="https://wallstrdev.de/privacy-policy/" rel="nofollow ugc">wallstrdev.de/privacy-policy/</a>
Free users (no license key entered) never trigger any external HTTP request.
<h4>Google Search Console API</h4>
The Pro abilities <code>site-kit/get-top-queries</code> and <code>site-kit/get-page-performance</code> call the Google Search Console API directly on behalf of the site owner.
Service: Google Search Console API, provided by Google LLC (<code>https://searchconsole.googleapis.com</code>)
When it is called: Only when an AI agent explicitly invokes the <code>site-kit/get-top-queries</code> or <code>site-kit/get-page-performance</code> Pro ability. Requires the Google Site Kit plugin to be installed, activated, and connected to Search Console.
What is sent: 
– Your Search Console property URL (your site’s domain) 
– Query parameters: date range, dimensions (query/page), row limit 
– An OAuth 2.0 Bearer token retrieved from the Site Kit plugin’s stored credentials — no token is stored or transmitted by this plugin
What is NOT sent: post content, user data, passwords, or any personally identifiable information beyond the site URL.
Why: To retrieve search query and page performance data from Google Search Console so the AI agent can analyse your organic search traffic.
Google Terms of Service: https://developers.google.com/terms 
Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
<h4>Google Analytics Data API</h4>
The Pro abilities <code>site-kit/get-top-pages</code>, <code>site-kit/get-page-performance</code>, and <code>site-kit/get-traffic-overview</code> call the Google Analytics Data API directly on behalf of the site owner.
Service: Google Analytics Data API, provided by Google LLC (<code>https://analyticsdata.googleapis.com</code>)
When it is called: Only when an AI agent explicitly invokes one of the above Pro abilities. Requires the Google Site Kit plugin to be installed, activated, and connected to a Google Analytics 4 property.
What is sent: 
– Your GA4 numeric property ID 
– Query parameters: date range, metrics (sessions, pageviews, etc.), dimensions (pagePath, sessionDefaultChannelGroup, etc.), row limit 
– An OAuth 2.0 Bearer token retrieved from the Site Kit plugin’s stored credentials — no token is stored or transmitted by this plugin
What is NOT sent: post content, visitor PII, passwords, or any data beyond the analytics query parameters listed above.
Why: To retrieve traffic and engagement metrics from Google Analytics 4 so the AI agent can summarise your site’s performance.
Google Terms of Service: https://developers.google.com/terms 
Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

WDS MCP Content Manager

Give your AI agent full control of your WordPress site via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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