There is a quiet shift happening in how websites work.
For 20 years, WordPress has been something you log into.
Now, with WordPress.com MCP, WordPress becomes something you talk to.
Your AI assistant can read your site. Understand it. Change it. Improve it. Build on top of it.
Not through hacks or brittle APIs.
Through native, structured, secure access.
This is a big deal.
Here are 100 practical, creative, and valuable things you can do with WordPress.com MCP today.
Content creation and publishing
This is the obvious starting point. But MCP takes it much further than simple posting.
1. Publish a fully written blog post from a single prompt
2. Turn a rough bullet list into a polished article and publish it
3. Rewrite old posts to improve clarity and SEO
4. Convert YouTube transcripts into blog posts automatically
5. Generate weekly newsletter posts from recent content
6. Publish daily AI-generated news summaries
7. Convert podcast episodes into posts with show notes
8. Create landing pages for new products instantly
9. Publish multilingual versions of your posts
10. Turn meeting notes into internal blog posts
11. Update outdated statistics across multiple posts
12. Add internal links to improve SEO automatically
13. Improve headlines across your entire archive
14. Add summaries to older posts
15. Turn long posts into short-form versions
16. Create new categories and reorganise your content
17. Automatically tag posts based on content
18. Fix formatting issues across hundreds of posts
19. Add featured images based on post topic
20. Publish content on a schedule
Content optimisation and growth
This is where things get interesting.
Your AI can analyse your entire site and improve it.
21. Identify your highest-performing posts
22. Find posts that need updating
23. Discover content gaps
24. Suggest new article ideas based on your audience
25. Identify posts with declining traffic
26. Improve SEO titles and meta descriptions
27. Suggest better categories
28. Recommend internal linking opportunities
29. Identify posts with high bounce rates
30. Suggest ways to improve engagement
31. Generate content briefs based on your existing content
32. Turn top posts into content series
33. Identify evergreen content opportunities
34. Find posts worth turning into videos
35. Build topic clusters automatically
Site management
Your AI assistant can manage your site like a co-pilot.
36. List all your sites and manage them centrally
37. Audit your plugins
38. Identify plugins that need updating
39. Review user roles and permissions
40. Audit your media library
41. Find unused images
42. Clean up unused tags and categories
43. Monitor site activity logs
44. Review security settings
45. Audit your domains and SSL status
46. Identify broken content
47. Monitor site health trends
48. Review notification settings
49. Audit connected services
50. Generate a full site report
Design and layout
This is where WordPress becomes truly dynamic.
Your AI can understand and modify your design system.
51. Analyse your theme settings
52. Suggest design improvements
53. Identify unused block patterns
54. Recommend better layout structures
55. Create new pages using existing patterns
56. Standardise layouts across pages
57. Improve visual consistency
58. Suggest accessibility improvements
59. Analyse your typography and spacing
60. Improve readability
Comment management and community
Your AI can help manage your audience.
61. Reply to comments automatically
62. Suggest replies for moderation
63. Identify spam patterns
64. Highlight important comments
65. Summarise audience feedback
66. Turn comments into content ideas
67. Identify your most engaged readers
68. Generate FAQ pages from comments
69. Highlight recurring questions
70. Improve community engagement
Media management
Media libraries often become chaotic. MCP fixes that.
71. Find missing alt text
72. Generate alt text automatically
73. Rename images clearly
74. Identify duplicate images
75. Update image metadata
76. Remove unused media
77. Organise media libraries
78. Identify best-performing images
79. Optimise accessibility
80. Improve SEO
Analytics and insights
This is where MCP becomes strategic.
Your AI can understand your site performance deeply.
81. Analyse traffic trends
82. Identify your fastest growing content
83. Identify declining content
84. Discover traffic sources
85. Identify geographic trends
86. Identify seasonal patterns
87. Predict future performance
88. Recommend growth strategies
89. Identify high-conversion content
90. Generate performance reports
Automation and workflows
This is where WordPress becomes an intelligent platform.
91. Automatically publish content pipelines
92. Sync content with external systems
93. Generate automated reports
94. Create content calendars
95. Run regular site audits
96. Monitor site changes
97. Generate daily summaries
98. Maintain site quality automatically
99. Run ongoing optimisation workflows
100. Build entirely new publishing workflows
The bigger shift
These 100 examples are just the beginning.
The real shift is this:
WordPress is no longer just a CMS.
It is becoming an AI-native publishing platform.
Your AI can now:
Understand your site
Improve your site
Run your site
Help you grow your site
This changes who WordPress is for.
It is no longer just for developers.
It is for creators.
Solopreneurs.
Businesses.
Anyone with something to say.
The future: WordPress as the operating system for publishing
MCP turns WordPress into something fundamentally different.
Not a dashboard.
A platform your AI can operate.
Not something you manage.
Something that works with you.
This is the biggest shift in publishing since WordPress itself.
And we are just getting started.
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