WordPress + WooCommerce MCP Server

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with WordPress and WooCommerce REST APIs. This server provides tools for managing all aspects of a WordPress site and WooCommerce store.

Features

WordPress REST API Support

• Posts: Create, read, update, delete posts with full metadata support
• Pages: Manage WordPress pages including hierarchical structures
• Users: User management with role-based access control
• Categories & Tags: Taxonomy management for content organization
• Comments: Comment moderation and management
• Media: Media library management and file operations
• Menus: Navigation menu access and management
• Settings: Site settings configuration
• Search: Content search across all post types

WooCommerce REST API Support

• Products: Complete product management including variations, categories, and tags
• Orders: Order processing, status updates, and order notes
• Customers: Customer account management and data
• Coupons: Discount code creation and management
• Reports: Sales analytics and business intelligence
• Reviews: Product review management
• Tax Management: Tax classes and rates configuration
• Shipping: Shipping zones and methods setup
• Payment Gateways: Payment method configuration
• System Status: Store health monitoring and diagnostic tools
• Settings: Store configuration management
• Webhooks: Event-driven integrations

Configuration

This MCP requires three configuration parameters:

• wordpressUrl: Your WordPress site URL (e.g., https://yourdomain.com)
• username: Your WordPress username
• applicationPassword: WordPress application password (not regular password)

Setting up WordPress Application Password

1. Go to your WordPress admin dashboard
2. Navigate to Users → Profile
3. Scroll down to "Application Passwords"
4. Enter a name for your application (e.g., "MCP Server")
5. Click "Add New Application Password"
6. Copy the generated password and use it as applicationPassword

Available Tools

WordPress Tools (wp_*)

• Post management: wp_get_posts, wp_create_post, wp_update_post, wp_delete_post
• Page management: wp_get_pages, wp_create_page, wp_update_page, wp_delete_page
• User management: wp_get_users, wp_create_user, wp_update_user, wp_delete_user
• Category management: wp_get_categories, wp_create_category, wp_update_category, wp_delete_category
• Tag management: wp_get_tags, wp_create_tag, wp_update_tag, wp_delete_tag
• Comment management: wp_get_comments, wp_create_comment, wp_update_comment, wp_delete_comment
• Media management: wp_get_media, wp_get_media_item, wp_update_media_item, wp_delete_media_item
• Menu access: wp_get_menus, wp_get_menu
• Settings: wp_get_settings, wp_update_settings
• Search: wp_search

WooCommerce Tools (wc_*)

• Product management: wc_get_products, wc_create_product, wc_update_product, wc_delete_product, wc_batch_update_products
• Product variations: wc_get_product_variations, wc_create_product_variation, etc.
• Product categories: wc_get_product_categories, wc_create_product_category, etc.
• Product tags: wc_get_product_tags, wc_create_product_tag, etc.
• Order management: wc_get_orders, wc_create_order, wc_update_order, wc_delete_order, wc_batch_update_orders
• Order notes: wc_get_order_notes, wc_create_order_note, wc_delete_order_note
• Customer management: wc_get_customers, wc_create_customer, wc_update_customer, wc_delete_customer
• Coupon management: wc_get_coupons, wc_create_coupon, wc_update_coupon, wc_delete_coupon
• Reports: wc_get_sales_report, wc_get_top_sellers_report, etc.
• Product reviews: wc_get_product_reviews, wc_create_product_review, etc.
• Tax management: wc_get_tax_classes, wc_get_tax_rates, etc.
• Shipping: wc_get_shipping_zones, wc_get_shipping_zone_methods, etc.
• Payment gateways: wc_get_payment_gateways, wc_update_payment_gateway
• System status: wc_get_system_status, wc_run_system_status_tool
• Settings: wc_get_settings, wc_update_setting_option, etc.
• Webhooks: wc_get_webhooks, wc_create_webhook, etc.

Example Usage

Creating a WordPress Post

{
  "tool": "wp_create_post",
  "arguments": {
    "title": "My New Blog Post",
    "content": "This is the content of my blog post.",
    "status": "publish",
    "categories": [1, 2],
    "tags": [3, 4]
  }
}