WordPress

Manage WordPress: posts, pages, media, comments, categories, tags, users. Exposes 41 actions covering the full API surface the agent needs - read and write.

What it can do

Method	What it does
wordpress_posts_list	List posts with optional filtering and pagination - GET /posts.
wordpress_post_create	Create a new post - POST /posts.
wordpress_post_get	Get a single post - GET /posts/{id}.
wordpress_post_update	Update an existing post - POST /posts/{id}.
wordpress_post_delete	Delete a post - DELETE /posts/{id}.
wordpress_pages_list	List pages (same CRUD as posts) - GET /pages.
wordpress_page_create	Create a new page - POST /pages.
wordpress_page_get	Get a single page - GET /pages/{id}.
wordpress_page_update	Update a page - POST /pages/{id}.
wordpress_page_delete	Delete a page - DELETE /pages/{id}.
wordpress_media_list	List media (images, files, etc.) - GET /media.
wordpress_media_get	Get media metadata - GET /media/{id}.
wordpress_media_delete	Delete media file - DELETE /media/{id}.
wordpress_users_list	List users - GET /users.
wordpress_user_get	Get user details - GET /users/{id}.
wordpress_user_update	Update user profile - POST /users/{id}.
wordpress_categories_list	List categories - GET /categories.
wordpress_category_create	Create a category - POST /categories.
wordpress_category_get	Get category details - GET /categories/{id}.
wordpress_category_update	Update a category - POST /categories/{id}.
wordpress_category_delete	Delete a category - DELETE /categories/{id}.
wordpress_tags_list	List tags - GET /tags.
wordpress_tag_create	Create a tag - POST /tags.
wordpress_tag_get	Get tag details - GET /tags/{id}.
wordpress_tag_update	Update a tag - POST /tags/{id}.
wordpress_tag_delete	Delete a tag - DELETE /tags/{id}.
wordpress_comments_list	List comments - GET /comments.
wordpress_comment_create	Create a comment - POST /comments.
wordpress_comment_get	Get comment details - GET /comments/{id}.
wordpress_comment_update	Update a comment - POST /comments/{id}.
wordpress_comment_delete	Delete a comment - DELETE /comments/{id}.
wordpress_revisions_list	List post revisions (read-only) - GET /posts/{post_id}/revisions.
wordpress_revision_get	Get a specific post revision - GET /posts/{post_id}/revisions/{revision_id} (read-only).
wordpress_search	Search across posts, users, and terms - GET /search.
wordpress_taxonomies_list	List registered taxonomies (category, post_tag, etc.) - GET /taxonomies (read-only).
wordpress_taxonomy_get	Get taxonomy details - GET /taxonomies/{slug} (read-only).
wordpress_post_types_list	List post types (post, page, etc.) - GET /types (read-only).
wordpress_post_type_get	Get post type details - GET /types/{slug} (read-only).
wordpress_post_statuses_list	List post statuses (publish, draft, pending, etc.) - GET /statuses (read-only).
wordpress_themes_list	List installed themes - GET /themes (read-only).
wordpress_settings_get	Get WordPress site settings (title, description, url, language, timezone, etc.) - GET /settings (read-only, limited write to certain fields via admin).

How to get credentials

This connector uses an API key / token. Create one in the provider dashboard, then paste it into FlyMyAI:

• WORDPRESS_SITE_URL - Your WordPress site URL, e.g. https://example.com .
• WORDPRESS_USERNAME - WordPress username.
• WORDPRESS_APP_PASSWORD - WP Admin - Users - Profile - Application Passwords. (https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/application-passwords/)

Fields to fill in FlyMyAI

FlyMyAI field	Where it comes from
WORDPRESS_SITE_URL	Your WordPress site URL, e.g. https://example.com .
WORDPRESS_USERNAME	WordPress username.
WORDPRESS_APP_PASSWORD	WP Admin - Users - Profile - Application Passwords.

Troubleshooting

• 401 Unauthorized / 403 Forbidden - the token is wrong, expired, or missing a required scope - regenerate it.
• 429 Too Many Requests - you hit the provider rate limit; retry after a short backoff.
• Unexpected 4xx on writes - double-check required fields; the agent confirms before write actions.

Links

• WordPress API documentation

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