WP-MCP
Open-source standalone MCP server for WordPress. Narrower surface, cleaner protocol implementation.
- post-management
- media-library
- taxonomy
WP-MCP is an open-source MCP server built by a small independent team. Installs as a WordPress plugin but exposes the MCP protocol surface cleanly without the broader AI Engine feature set around it. Narrower capability set than AI Engine MCP but a more textbook implementation of the protocol spec, which makes it useful as a reference and easier to audit.
Pros
- Open-source, MIT-style license
- Clean protocol implementation, useful as reference
- Lighter footprint than AI Engine MCP
- Easier to audit for security review
Cons
- Narrower capability surface than AI Engine MCP
- Smaller user base, fewer integration examples
- Two-person maintainer team, vendor risk
Status semantics
GA: published, documented, intended for production use. Beta: feature-complete but rough edges. Alpha: usable for evaluation, expect breaking changes. Experimental: research-only, not safe for production.
Capability tags
Capability tags reflect what an agent can do via the MCP server, not what the underlying WordPress install supports. A "post-management" capability means the MCP server exposes posts as MCP tools; whether the agent has permission to use them depends on the authentication model.