CMDPress

Create one named category, tag, or custom taxonomy term. Requires owner approval.

Permanently delete one WordPress comment, not just move it to trash. Requires owner approval.

Delete a media library item by attachment ID

Delete a page from a site

Delete a post from a site

Delete values for one post or page metadata key. Omitting value or passing an empty value deletes all values for that key. Requires owner approval.

Flush a site's object and plugin caches (and optionally rewrite rules) — use after content or setting changes that aren't showing.

Get Google Analytics data for a site

List the backups available on a site (name, size, created time).

Read the most recent broken-link scan result for a site (broken URLs, HTTP status codes, and the pages they were found on). Reads the stored result — run_broken_link_scan populates it.

Explain this connection: selected-site count, granted permissions, available workflows and approval rules. Use first when a user asks what CMDPress can do or why access is missing. Never returns credentials.

Review a page of selected sites using saved uptime checks and permitted update counts. Distinguishes connection status from measured uptime and reports observation times. No scans or site changes. Summaries describe only this page; follow next_page for the rest.

Query LIVE Google Analytics 4 metrics for a site from the team's own connected Google account (sessions, users, page views, engagement). Requires GA4 enabled with a property ID and Google connected. Set deep=true for the full deep-dive (top pages, channels, countries, devices).

Query LIVE Google Search Console performance for a site from the team's own connected Google account: total clicks, impressions, CTR and average position over the window. Requires Search Console enabled with a verified property URL and Google connected.

Read the last lines of a site's WordPress debug log — use when debugging errors or a white screen.

List pages on a site (title, ID, status, URL). Use before editing a page so you have its ID.

Get the latest PageSpeed report

Get a single post by ID

Read one post or page metadata field, including supported Rank Math or Yoast SEO keys. Does not change content or recalculate SEO scores.

Get posts LIVE from a WordPress site (title, id, status, url, date). Queries the site directly so counts are accurate. Use before editing a post to get its ID.

Read the latest saved security scan state and last completed report for one selected WordPress site. Includes timestamps and bounded findings. Does not start a scan; queued or running scans are not completed results.

Get detailed information about a specific site

WordPress Site Health for a site: overall status, PHP/DB versions, directory sizes, and failing health checks.

Compact cross-feature health digest for one site, assembled from CMDPress's OWN stored data (no live site call): open anomalies, latest security scan verdict, last backup, newest PageSpeed/Core Web Vitals, and 24h uptime. Use for a fast "how is this site doing" answer.

Get uptime and health status for a site

Install a plugin from the WordPress.org repository by its slug, optionally activating it.

List WordPress comments on the selected site without changing their moderation status.

List media library items on a site

List plugins on a site with update status

Find selected sites by name or URL. Results are paginated: use page and limit until has_more is false. total is the number returned; matching_total is the authorized matching count.

List existing categories, tags, or custom taxonomy terms and their IDs without changing them.

List themes on a site

List WordPress users on a site (name, email, roles).

Read or change core WordPress settings on a site: title, tagline, timezone, date/time format, start of week, permalink structure, open user registration + default new-user role, and default post/comment settings. action=get reads the current values and runs immediately (it is a read); action=update changes them and ALWAYS pauses for human approval — no setting change is ever applied without an OK.

Create, change the role of, delete, or trigger a password reset for a WordPress user on a site. CREDENTIAL SAFETY: a raw password is NEVER returned or accepted here — create_user makes the account with a random password the caller never sees, and both create_user and reset_password return a one-time WordPress password-reset LINK the user opens to set their own password. Every action changes the site and pauses for approval.

Mark one WordPress comment as spam. Requires owner approval.

Publish or schedule a post

Restore a site from one of its BYO-S3 backups, chosen by id/key. DESTRUCTIVE AND IRREVERSIBLE: this OVERWRITES the site's current data — the database and/or files are replaced with the backup contents and the current state cannot be recovered afterwards. Call get_backups first to find the backup id/key. Always pauses for human approval.

Restore one WordPress comment from trash. Requires owner approval.

Show the owner a read-only review card for this connection's pending action IDs. The card links to the authenticated CMDPress approval inbox; this MCP connection cannot approve or deny its own requests. Pending means not executed. Omit IDs to review up to 20 pending requests.