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WordPress Direct CMS

Connect your WordPress sites (both self-hosted WordPress 5.6+ and WordPress.com / Jetpack sites) directly to DOSClaw AI agents. Enable automated blogging, SEO content creation, article revision management, category tagging, and featured media uploads.

Capabilities & MCP Tools

MCP Tool
Operation
Description

list_posts

Read

Query published, draft, and scheduled WordPress articles by status, category, or author.

get_post_detail

Read

Fetch raw HTML/Gutenberg post content, excerpt, SEO metadata, and slug.

create_post_draft

Write

Create a new WordPress draft article with title, content, categories, tags, and excerpt.

update_post

Write

Update existing post content, title, status (draft, pending, publish), or featured image.

upload_media

Write

Upload image attachments directly to the WordPress Media Library (wp-content/uploads).

list_categories

Read

Retrieve taxonomy categories and tags to organize generated articles.


Prerequisites

For Self-Hosted WordPress

  • WordPress 5.6 or higher.

  • HTTPS enabled on your website.

  • Pretty Permalinks enabled (Settings $\rightarrow$ Permalinks $\rightarrow$ Post name).

  • Application Passwords enabled (standard feature in WordPress 5.6+).

For WordPress.com / Jetpack Sites

  • A WordPress.com account with admin access to the target site.


Setup Guide

Method 1: Self-Hosted WordPress (Secure Application Password Flow)

  1. In the DOS.AI Dashboard, open Integrations $\rightarrow$ WordPress Direct CMS.

  2. Click Connect WordPress Site.

  3. Select Self-Hosted WordPress.

  4. Enter your site URL (e.g. https://myblog.com).

  5. DOSClaw redirects you to your site's native authorization screen:

  6. Log in to your WordPress admin account and click Yes, I approve this connection.

  7. WordPress mints a dedicated Application Password and redirects back to DOS-Me to encrypt and store it in Vault.

  8. You never have to manually copy-paste passwords.

Method 2: WordPress.com / Jetpack (OAuth)

  1. Select WordPress.com / Jetpack in the connection dialog.

  2. Click Authorize with WordPress.com.

  3. Log in with your WordPress.com account and select your site from the list.

  4. Approve the requested content creation scopes.


Human Approval & Editorial Governance

Content creation workflows adhere to strict editorial policies:

  • Draft Only (Recommended): The agent creates posts strictly with status: "draft" or status: "pending". Human editors review, polish, and publish from WordPress admin.

  • Direct Publish: If authorized, the agent can publish immediately or schedule posts for specific publication times.


Example Blogging Prompt

User: "Viết một bài viết chuẩn SEO 1200 từ về 'Top 5 công cụ AI tự động hóa bán hàng năm 2026', chèn các thẻ H2/H3 hợp lý, chọn chuyên mục 'Kiến thức AI' và lưu vào bản nháp trên website WordPress." Agent:

  1. Calls list_categories to find the ID for 'Kiến thức AI'.

  2. Generates the structured HTML content with proper semantic tags.

  3. Calls create_post_draft({ "title": "Top 5 Công Cụ AI...", "content": "...", "categories": [14], "status": "draft" }).

  4. Returns the draft URL (/wp-admin/post.php?post=452&action=edit) for one-click editorial review.


Troubleshooting

Issue
Cause
Solution

"REST API disabled"

Security plugin blocking /wp-json

In Wordfence, iThemes, or Cloudflare, allow REST API requests to /wp-json/wp/v2/*.

Application Passwords not showing

SSL disabled or plugin conflict

Ensure your site uses https://. Some basic auth plugins may disable Application Passwords.

Media upload HTTP 413 error

Server upload_max_filesize exceeded

Increase client_max_body_size in Nginx or upload_max_filesize in php.ini.

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