Governance comes first
The interesting problem is not how many things an agent can do, it is which ones it should be allowed to. Off by default, least privilege, every call audited. That is the whole design.
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Why we built it
AI agents are getting good at real work. The open question is not whether to let them near WordPress, it is how to do it without handing over the keys. This plugin is our answer: give the agent real access, on a leash you hold.
One plugin that turns a WordPress site into a governed MCP server, so an agent can act on your site through a layer you set the rules for.
Turn WordPress into a governed MCP server for AI agents, off by default, least privilege, every call audited.
Most tools in this space race to expose the most endpoints. We think the harder and more useful problem is the governance around them: connecting as a scoped user, re-checking capability on every call, and logging what happened. The abilities matter, but the layer that decides whether a call is allowed to run is the reason to trust it.
Four positions that shape every decision in the plugin. They are also the promises we hold ourselves to.
The interesting problem is not how many things an agent can do, it is which ones it should be allowed to. Off by default, least privilege, every call audited. That is the whole design.
Free on WordPress.org, no paid tier, no API key to buy, no usage limits. There is no paywalled tier waiting behind the free one, and no plan to add one.
It runs on the WordPress 6.9 Abilities API and the official MCP Adapter (no custom transport). No proprietary transport, no lock-in. If the standards move, we move with them.
We say plainly what does not work yet. Some clients need a connector the adapter does not serve natively, so they are marked as not supported, not glossed over.
A small, independent project, built in the open. The best way to reach us is on GitHub, where the code and the issue tracker live.
The full source is public. Read it, open an issue, or send a pull request. The maintainer goes by unaibamir on GitHub.
View the repositoryInstall it the usual way, from the WordPress.org plugin directory. Reviews and support requests there reach us too.
See it on WordPress.orgInstall it, keep everything off, and switch on one ability at a time as you build trust. Free, open source, and built to stay that way.
No paid tier behind the free one. No telemetry, nothing phoning home.