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FloConnector is a hosted WordPress MCP server. Securely connect Claude, ChatGPT and other AI clients to WordPress. Ask in plain English; it runs the 35 tools for you, behind one endpoint, with you deciding what it can touch.
Beta. Connect it today and every tool below is live. It is new enough that we are still testing it against real WordPress accounts, so tell us if something looks off and we will fix it fast.
Built in-house. We wrote this connector ourselves and call WordPress directly, with no third party in the path. Nothing in a request or response is retained by anyone but WordPress.
Tools
35 tools your agent gets the moment WordPress is connected.
35 tools
List blog posts, with filters for status, category, tag, author and date. Use _fields to keep the response small.
Fetch a single post by ID.
Create a blog post. Defaults to draft unless status is set.
Update an existing post. Only the fields you pass are changed.
Move a post to Trash, or permanently delete it with force=true.
List pages, with filters for status, parent and date.
Fetch a single page by ID.
Create a page. Defaults to draft unless status is set.
Update an existing page. Only the fields you pass are changed.
Move a page to Trash, or permanently delete it with force=true.
List media library items (images, documents).
Fetch a single media item by ID, including its source URL and sizes.
Update a media item's title, caption, alt text or description. Cannot replace the file.
List comments, with filters for post, status and author.
Fetch a single comment by ID.
Post a comment on a post.
Edit a comment or change its moderation status (approved, hold, spam, trash).
Move a comment to Trash, or permanently delete it with force=true.
List post categories.
Fetch a single category by ID.
Create a post category.
Rename or re-parent a category.
List post tags.
Fetch a single tag by ID.
Create a post tag.
Rename a tag or change its slug.
Search across posts, pages and other public content. Returns lightweight results (id, title, url, type).
List the post types this site has, including any registered by plugins or the theme. Use it to discover what content exists before querying.
List the taxonomies this site has (categories, tags, and any custom ones).
List the publication statuses available on this site.
List the saved revisions of a post — the edit history.
Fetch one revision of a post, including its full content at that point.
List the site's authors. Returns public profile fields only — never email addresses.
Fetch one user's public profile by ID. Never returns their email address.
Read the site's settings: title, tagline, timezone, date format, language, and the default post category.
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What it covers
The WordPress connector handles the publishing surface: posts, pages, media, comments, categories, tags and users, with search across content. It is a native FloConnector connector, and it points at your own site rather than at a vendor cloud, so it works with self-hosted WordPress rather than only WordPress.com.
WordPress authenticates with an application password issued by your own site. That credential cannot be refreshed the way an OAuth token can, so if it is revoked in WordPress the connection asks you to reconnect rather than failing quietly.
Create a FloConnector workspace, connect WordPress once from the dashboard, then add your FloConnector endpoint to Claude as a custom connector. Claude handles the sign-in prompt; there is no server to host and no code to write. The same endpoint works in ChatGPT.
35 tools: 21 that read WordPress data and 14 that change it. Every tool is listed on this page, so you can see exactly what the model is able to call before you connect.
No. FloConnector holds the WordPress credential, encrypted before it is stored, and calls WordPress on the model's behalf. The AI client only ever sees the tools and their results, never the credential behind them.
Yes. Each connection is exposed through a profile, and a profile carries only the tools you switch on. Leave the 14 write tools off and the connection is read-only.
Yes. The endpoint is a standard hosted MCP server, so it works in any client that supports MCP connectors, including Claude and ChatGPT.