AI Engine for WordPress MCP Tools
AI Engine for WordPress exposes 30 tools. Each one has its own page with the configuration for every client that can run this server.
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wp_get_postswp get posts
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wp_get_postwp get post
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wp_get_post_snapshotwp get post snapshot
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wp_count_postswp count posts
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wp_get_post_typeswp get post types
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wp_get_post_metawp get post meta
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wp_get_commentswp get comments
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wp_get_taxonomieswp get taxonomies
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wp_get_termswp get terms
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wp_count_termswp count terms
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wp_get_post_termswp get post terms
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wp_get_mediawp get media
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wp_count_mediawp count media
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wp_list_block_patternswp list block patterns
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wp_create_postwp create post
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wp_update_postwp update post
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wp_alter_postwp alter post
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wp_write_blockswp write blocks
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wp_delete_postwp delete post
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wp_set_featured_imagewp set featured image
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wp_create_termwp create term
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wp_update_termwp update term
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wp_add_post_termswp add post terms
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wp_upload_mediawp upload media
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wp_update_mediawp update media
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wp_create_commentwp create comment
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wp_update_commentwp update comment
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wp_create_notewp create note
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wp_update_notewp update note
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wp_get_site_infowp get site info
This list was read from the server itself, by connecting to it and calling tools/list on 5 November 2026. It is what
the server actually exposes, not what its listing claims.
Mutating and Read-only are read off each tool's name, not its schema — a hint, not a guarantee. The registry stores tool names only; connect the server for its live schemas.