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WordPress Remote MCP
Summary
Automattic's official proxy that connects Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients to a WordPress site — posts, pages, media and WooCommerce — with OAuth 2.1, JWT or application-password auth.
Features
- Official Automattic proxy between MCP clients and a WordPress site's MCP endpoint
- OAuth 2.1 authorization-code flow with PKCE and persistent, auto-validated token storage
- JWT token auth for server-to-server setups, plus legacy application passwords
- Relays whatever tools, resources and prompts the site's MCP Adapter plugin exposes
- WooCommerce tools when consumer key and secret are supplied
- Backwards compatible with the deprecated wordpress-mcp endpoint via a bare-domain URL
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
About two in five websites run WordPress, which makes it one of the more consequential systems to put an agent in front of. @automattic/mcp-wordpress-remote is Automattic's own answer: a small stdio proxy that sits between an MCP client and a WordPress site's MCP endpoint, handling authentication and transport so the client only has to speak MCP.
How the pieces fit
The proxy does not talk to WordPress core directly. Your site needs the MCP Adapter plugin, which registers a server at /wp-json/mcp/mcp-adapter-default-server; you point WP_API_URL at that full URL and the proxy relays tools, resources and prompts from it. Whatever the adapter exposes — content CRUD, media, taxonomies, site settings — becomes available to the agent, so the tool surface is a property of your site's configuration rather than something this package fixes in advance.
Older installs pointed at Automattic's earlier wordpress-mcp plugin, whose endpoint lived at /wp-json/wp/v2/wpmcp. That plugin is deprecated, but a bare-domain WP_API_URL still resolves to it for backwards compatibility. New setups should use mcp-adapter and the full path.
Authentication
Three routes, in descending order of how much you should like them:
- OAuth 2.1 with PKCE (the default) — an authorisation-code flow that opens a browser once, then stores and revalidates the token automatically. It follows the MCP Authorization specification, and the callback port, host and client ID are all configurable.
- JWT token — set
JWT_TOKENfor server-to-server use where no browser is available. - Application password —
WP_API_USERNAMEplusWP_API_PASSWORD, the legacy path, kept for sites that cannot do better.
WooCommerce
Supplying WOO_CUSTOMER_KEY and WOO_CUSTOMER_SECRET turns on WooCommerce tools alongside the content ones, so an agent can reach products and orders on a store rather than just the blog around it.
Worth knowing
This is a write-capable connection to a live site: an agent with it can publish, edit and delete. Give it an account scoped to what you actually want changed, and treat a production site the way you would treat production anything. Published by Automattic under GPL-2.0-or-later.
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