No validation before publishing
Malformed slug, missing meta, no featured image, incorrect structure. Your AI publishes anyway. Google indexes the error before you have a chance to catch it.
A WordPress MCP
is not enough
Connecting your AI assistant to WordPress via MCP takes a few minutes. Controlling what it does after is another story.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets any AI assistant act on a WordPress site: read, create, edit, publish. WordPress 7.0, released in May 2026, ships it natively in core. Dozens of plugins and servers exist today.
The problem is no longer connection. It's what happens after.
The limits of connectors
What MCP plugins don't do
An MCP plugin gives your AI the keys to the site. It doesn't give it discipline.
No editorial rules
No connector enforces your tone, structure or internal linking rules. Each publication follows the instructions of the moment, not those of your site.
No traceability
Your AI edits content. Nothing tracks what changed, on which post, or when. You don't know what happened if something breaks.
No multi-site control
Each site is connected separately. No central view, no shared rules, no cross-site alerts.
What wp2ai adds
What editorial control changes
wp2ai sits between your AI assistant and WordPress. Your AI no longer talks directly to WordPress. It goes through wp2ai, which applies your editorial rules before each action.
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26 rules checked before every publication
Slug, SEO title, meta description, featured image, content structure, semantic duplicates. If a rule blocks, the publication stops. Your assistant gets the details and can fix it.
Per-site editorial memory
Tone, target length, expected structure, linking rules. Set once, sent automatically to your AI at the start of each session. You don't re-explain every time.
Every action logged and timestamped
Each edit is recorded: which assistant, which content, what time. A WordPress revision is created before each change is applied.
Up to 3 sites from a single conversation
Health status, alerts and cross-site linking accessible from one place. Protection rules configurable per site.
Your AI, your rules
You stay in control
wp2ai doesn't remove your AI's capabilities. It frames them according to what you decide.
Drafts
Before publishing
Your AI's actions are applied directly to drafts. Request a simulation: wp2ai checks all 26 rules and tells you what blocks before you decide to publish.
Published pages
Protected mode
Every modification on a live page requires your approval before it's applied. Published content is never touched without your agreement. Approve or reject in one click from the app.
Frequently asked questions
WordPress MCP: what you need to know
What is the difference between a WordPress MCP plugin and wp2ai?
An MCP plugin connects your AI assistant to WordPress. wp2ai is an independent MCP server that adds a validation layer, editorial memory and traceability between your AI and your sites. The logic runs on wp2ai's servers, not inside WordPress.
Is WordPress MCP compatible with Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini?
Yes. wp2ai implements the standard MCP protocol and works with all compatible clients: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and any tool that supports the MCP protocol.
How does wp2ai protect already published pages?
In protected mode, any modification to a published page is submitted for manual validation before being applied. A WordPress revision is created before each change. Live content is never touched without your explicit approval.
Ready to connect your first site?
Two minutes to install the plugin. Your AI is up and running immediately.