An undo button for the age of AI site-building.

WP MCP is a WordPress plugin, built on the officialWordPress Abilities API. Once installed, it turns a site into something an AI agent can safely operate: the agent can create and edit pages and products, adjust settings, manage media, moderate comments, update WooCommerce orders, and more. It speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so it works with Claude, Cursor, and any other compatible AI client through a standard connection secured by a WordPress application password.

The part that makes WP MCP different is not what the agent can do. It is what happens the instant before it does it. Every change that touches the database is routed through one safety engine that saves a snapshot of the affected object first. That snapshot is what a one-click restore reads from, whether you undo a single change or roll back a whole agent session.

WP MCP is the open-source plugin wpmcp and registers188 abilities (163 free, 25 Pro) across the whole site: content and pages, media and stock imports, site settings, users and comments, WooCommerce products, orders and sales reports, navigation menus, plugins and themes, SEO metadata through Yoast SEO and Rank Math, deep Elementor editing on Pro, a read-mostly database and filesystem surface, and read-only performance and security scanners.

Content, product, order-status, comment, menu, and settings changes are snapshotted and one-click undoable. A few deliberately risky paths, raw database writes, guarded code execution, and package or file deletions, are off by default and honestly report that they are not covered by the undo guarantee, rather than pretending everything is reversible. Where the documentation describes a planned feature, it says so. We would rather under-promise here than surprise you on a production site.