[Docs] Add wordpress-mcp to PHP Libraries Using the MCP SDK - #491
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MCP server for WordPress built on this SDK, exposing site health, posts (list/update), and plugins as tools. Runs as a WordPress plugin serving MCP over the REST API, following the same pattern as the existing Drupal/CakePHP/Kirby entries in this list (native plugin for its target CMS, not a standalone server).
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Summary
Adds Faneraiy14/wordpress-mcp to the "PHP Libraries Using the MCP SDK" list.
It's an MCP server for WordPress, built on
mcp/sdk(^0.8), running as a WordPress plugin and serving MCP over the REST API at/wp-json/wordpress-mcp/v1/mcp- same pattern as the existing Drupal/CakePHP/Kirby entries in the list (native to its target CMS rather than a standalone server).Four tools currently, all live-verified against a real WordPress install rather than mocked:
get_site_health- runs WordPress's own Site Health checks, returns a critical/recommended/good summarylist_posts(limit, status)- recent postsupdate_post(post_id, title?, content?, status?)- the one write tool, gated per-post bycurrent_user_can('edit_post', ...)list_plugins()- installed plugins with active/inactive statusTest plan
composer install+vendor/bin/phpunit- 7/7 passing (the pure formatter/summarizer logic; the WP-runtime glue itself needs a running WordPress to exercise)initialize→ session →tools/call) against a real local WordPress install with a real authenticated request, for all four tools