WordPress (self-hosted)
Manage REST-enabled content, taxonomy, settings, and bounded media
Connect a self-hosted WordPress site to read and manage posts, pages, taxonomy terms, settings, media, and custom REST-enabled content types.
Connect WordPress
In WordPress, create an application password for a user with only the required capabilities. In Settings > Integrations, select WordPress (self-hosted) and enter the HTTPS site URL, username, and application password.
The connector can list, get, create, update, or trash supported content; read editable settings; and upload one base64 media file up to 512 KiB.
Example prompt:
Use WordPress to list draft posts, update the selected post's title, and ask before saving. Do not publish it.
Verify and recover
List posts, read one item, then create and trash a disposable draft. Upload a small test image and remove it in WordPress.
If the site cannot connect, check HTTPS, the REST API, application-password support, and user capabilities. Revoke an exposed application password in WordPress before replacing it.