Skill

wp-content

Manage WordPress content through the MCP Adapter. Use when the user asks to "create a post", "edit a page", "publish content", "update my WordPress site", "draft a blog post", "manage media", "list my pages", "check recent posts", or any request involving WordPress posts, pages, media, categories, or tags. Also trigger on Hebrew: "תעדכן את האתר", "תכתוב פוסט", "תערוך עמוד".

Install

npx claudepluginhub msapps-mobile/claude-plugins --plugin wordpress-mcp

Tool Access

This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

Preview

Manage posts, pages, media, categories, and tags on a WordPress site via the WordPress MCP Adapter.

Supporting Assets

references/wp-content-types.md

SKILL.md

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WordPress Content Management

Manage posts, pages, media, categories, and tags on a WordPress site via the WordPress MCP Adapter.

How the MCP Adapter Works

The WordPress MCP Adapter exposes three core tools:

Discover abilities — list all registered WordPress abilities available on the site
Get ability info — get details about a specific ability (input schema, description)
Execute ability — run an ability with parameters

Always start by discovering available abilities if unsure what the site supports.

Content Workflows

Creating a Post

Discover abilities — look for core/create-post or similar
Get ability info to check required parameters (title, content, status, categories)
Execute the ability with the user's content

Default to status: draft unless the user explicitly says to publish.

Editing Existing Content

First find the content — use core/list-posts or core/get-post with the post ID or slug
Show the user what currently exists
Execute core/update-post with the changes

Managing Pages

Pages work like posts but use core/create-page, core/update-page, etc. When editing pages built with Elementor or other page builders, warn the user that REST API changes may not reflect in the visual builder.

Media Management

Use core/list-media to browse existing uploads
Use core/upload-media to add new images/files (if available)
When creating posts, reference media by ID for featured images

Categories and Tags

Use core/list-categories and core/list-tags to see existing taxonomy terms
Create new terms with core/create-category or core/create-tag
Assign to posts by passing category/tag IDs during creation or update

Content Best Practices

Always draft first, let the user review before publishing
Preserve existing content when making partial edits — fetch first, then update only changed fields
When the user provides content in Hebrew, set the content direction to RTL
Include SEO-friendly slugs when creating content
Suggest categories and tags based on content if the user doesn't specify them

Error Handling

If an ability is not found, re-discover abilities — the site may have different ability names depending on installed plugins. Suggest the user check that the WordPress MCP Adapter plugin is active and the ability is flagged as meta.mcp.public.

Reference

See references/wp-content-types.md for detailed WordPress content type schemas and field descriptions.