WordPress MCP Server

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MCP server for WordPress. Manage posts, users, comments, terms, metadata, and settings.

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Add it to your MCP client. The catalogue lists this config verbatim from its source — it does not run, download, or vouch for the server. Review the command before you run it.

Transportstdio (runs a local command)

Env varsLOCAL_USERNAME WP_DB_HOST WP_DB_PORT WP_DB_NAME WP_DB_USER WP_DB_PASSWORD LOCAL_MULTISITE LOCAL_DEFAULT_BLOG_ID LOCAL_DEFAULT_SITE_ID LOCAL_SSL_ENABLED LOCAL_SSL_CA_FILEPATH LOCAL_SSL_CERT_FILEPATH LOCAL_SSL_KEY_FILEPATH

Claude Code

claude mcp add --env LOCAL_USERNAME= --env WP_DB_HOST= --env WP_DB_PORT= --env WP_DB_NAME= --env WP_DB_USER= --env WP_DB_PASSWORD= --env LOCAL_MULTISITE= --env LOCAL_DEFAULT_BLOG_ID= --env LOCAL_DEFAULT_SITE_ID= --env LOCAL_SSL_ENABLED= --env LOCAL_SSL_CA_FILEPATH= --env LOCAL_SSL_CERT_FILEPATH= --env LOCAL_SSL_KEY_FILEPATH= wp-mcp -- npx @rnaga/wp-mcp

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VS Code

code --add-mcp '{"name":"wp-mcp","command":"npx","args":["@rnaga/wp-mcp"],"env":{"LOCAL_USERNAME":"","WP_DB_HOST":"","WP_DB_PORT":"","WP_DB_NAME":"","WP_DB_USER":"","WP_DB_PASSWORD":"","LOCAL_MULTISITE":"","LOCAL_DEFAULT_BLOG_ID":"","LOCAL_DEFAULT_SITE_ID":"","LOCAL_SSL_ENABLED":"","LOCAL_SSL_CA_FILEPATH":"","LOCAL_SSL_CERT_FILEPATH":"","LOCAL_SSL_KEY_FILEPATH":""}}'

JSON

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wp-mcp": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "@rnaga/wp-mcp"
      ],
      "env": {
        "LOCAL_USERNAME": "",
        "WP_DB_HOST": "",
        "WP_DB_PORT": "",
        "WP_DB_NAME": "",
        "WP_DB_USER": "",
        "WP_DB_PASSWORD": "",
        "LOCAL_MULTISITE": "",
        "LOCAL_DEFAULT_BLOG_ID": "",
        "LOCAL_DEFAULT_SITE_ID": "",
        "LOCAL_SSL_ENABLED": "",
        "LOCAL_SSL_CA_FILEPATH": "",
        "LOCAL_SSL_CERT_FILEPATH": "",
        "LOCAL_SSL_KEY_FILEPATH": ""
      }
    }
  }
}

Environment variables are listed by name only — fill in your own values. Entries never carry secrets.