WordPress for your agents.

What agents can do with WordPress

Curated for agents: the calls that matter, with schemas and descriptions written for tool use, not an endpoint dump.

• wordpress_current_user

  Check the credentials: returns the authenticated user.

• wordpress_list_posts

  List posts, newest first.

• wordpress_create_post

  Create a post.

• wordpress_get_post

  Get a single post by id.

• wordpress_update_post

  Update an existing post by id. Send only the fields you want to change.

• wordpress_delete_post

  Delete a post by id. By default it goes to trash; set `force` true to delete permanently.

• wordpress_list_pages

  List pages, newest first.

• wordpress_list_categories

  List post categories.

• wordpress_list_comments

  List comments, newest first. Filter by `post` id.

• wordpress_create_category

  Create a new category.

• wordpress_create_page

  Create a new page.

• wordpress_get_page

  Get a single page by id.

• wordpress_update_page

  Update an existing page. Send only the fields to change.

• wordpress_delete_page

  Delete a page by id. Set `force` true to bypass trash.

• wordpress_list_tags

  List post tags.

• wordpress_create_tag

  Create a new tag.

• wordpress_list_media

  List media items (uploads).

• wordpress_upload_media

  Upload a new media file. Send raw binary data with Content-Type set to the file type.

• wordpress_list_users

  List registered users.

Connect it in a minute

The connect flow is agent-driven: Even opens the key page in its own browser and collects the key through a secure native field. It never passes through the chat.

1. Paste the prompt below into any agent running inside Even, or click Connect in Even's catalog.
2. In your WordPress admin, open Users, your profile, then Application Passwords.
3. Create one, copy the generated password (it has spaces; keep them).
4. The username is your WordPress username. The site URL is your site root.
5. Paste the key into Even's secure field. Even verifies it and your agents are live.