Connect WordPress to Your AI Agent

Choose an article to review or supply a title and body for a draft you can inspect before publication.

Try a WordPress Task

Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.

oo Skill WordPress

Review Site Posts

List WordPress posts with optional filters and pagination.

/oo WordPress: Review WordPress posts about [topic]. Summarize the themes already covered and suggest specific gaps for the next article.

Analyze One Article

Get a WordPress post by ID.

/oo WordPress: Read WordPress post [post ID]. Summarize the main points and suggest edits that make the article clearer, preserving its facts.

Prepare an Article Draft

Create an article with an explicit draft status for review before publication.

/oo WordPress: Create a WordPress post with title [title], content [article text], and status draft for editorial review.

Check a website page

Review a selected page for unclear information or missing instructions.

/oo WordPress: Read WordPress page [page ID]. Suggest improvements to its clarity and structure, preserving its current facts. Return suggestions here.

Start Working with WordPress

Install OOMOL

Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →
Connect WordPress

Connect with your WordPress Application Password, Site URL (siteUrl), Username (username).
Connect WordPress →
Give Your Agent a Task

Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →

Choose Your Agent

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A public HTTPS WordPress site and a user allowed to read or edit the target content.
Post and page updates can affect published content. Specify the desired status when creating content.

WordPress Tools

WordPress stores posts, pages, taxonomy terms, and comments behind the site’s REST API. User permissions determine which content the assistant can read and edit.

Review Site Posts

List WordPress posts with optional filters and pagination.

Analyze One Article

Get a WordPress post by ID.

Prepare an Article Draft

Create an article with an explicit draft status for review before publication.

18 tools

Get Current User

Get the authenticated WordPress user.

wordpress.get_current_user

List Posts

List WordPress posts with optional filters and pagination.

wordpress.list_posts

Get Post

Get a WordPress post by ID.

wordpress.get_post

Create Post

Create a WordPress post.

wordpress.create_post

Update Post

Update a WordPress post by ID.

wordpress.update_post

Delete Post

Delete a WordPress post by ID.

wordpress.delete_post

List Pages

List WordPress pages with optional filters and pagination.

wordpress.list_pages

Get Page

Get a WordPress page by ID.

wordpress.get_page

Create Page

Create a WordPress page.

wordpress.create_page

Update Page

Update a WordPress page by ID.

wordpress.update_page

Delete Page

Delete a WordPress page by ID.

wordpress.delete_page

List Categories

List WordPress categories with optional filters and pagination.

wordpress.list_categories

Create Category

Create a WordPress category.

wordpress.create_category

List Tags

List WordPress tags with optional filters and pagination.

wordpress.list_tags

Create Tag

Create a WordPress tag.

wordpress.create_tag

List Comments

List WordPress comments with optional filters and pagination.

wordpress.list_comments

Update Comment

Update a WordPress comment by ID.

wordpress.update_comment

Delete Comment

Delete a WordPress comment by ID.

wordpress.delete_comment

Frequently Asked Questions

What can AI help me do with WordPress?

Use AI to review WordPress articles, suggest editorial improvements, and save new posts as drafts.

Will an article draft be visible on my site?

A post saved with draft status is for editorial review. Publishing is a separate decision. When updating an existing post, check whether it is already published before requesting changes.

What do I need to connect WordPress?

Supply your public HTTPS site URL, WordPress username, and an application password from that user’s profile. The user must have permission for the requested content operation.