Practical guides to AI on WordPress.

What is an MCP server for WordPress?

What an MCP server is, how it lets AI agents work on a WordPress site, the types that exist, and what each type can do.

How to connect Claude to WordPress

Methods compared (OAuth, Novamira CLI, REST API server, SSH), step-by-step setup for Claude Desktop, Claude.ai and Claude Code, and common errors fixed.

Claude Code for WordPress: how to set it up and use it

Connect Claude Code via MCP or the Novamira CLI, pick the route that fits your setup, and organize the work across local, staging and production.

How to connect ChatGPT to WordPress

Methods compared, step-by-step setup with OAuth and developer mode, what ChatGPT can do on your site, and common errors fixed.

How to connect OpenAI Codex to WordPress

Connect OpenAI Codex via MCP or the Novamira CLI: methods compared, step-by-step setup, a workable local-to-staging flow and common errors fixed.

How to connect Cursor to WordPress

Add a WordPress MCP connection to Cursor with one JSON block, or use the Novamira CLI for terminal work: setup, workflow and common fixes.

How to connect Antigravity to WordPress

Connect Antigravity and Antigravity CLI (formerly Gemini CLI) to WordPress via the Novamira CLI or MCP: setup steps and common errors fixed.

How an AI agent runs PHP inside WordPress

Execution in the WordPress process, the sandbox for code that persists, crash recovery and safe mode, and what agents actually build with it.

How to teach an AI agent your WordPress conventions

Coding standards, builder rules, design tokens and workflows: what counts as a convention, and whether it belongs in AGENTS.md, the Context page, a skill or memory.

WordPress AI building blocks: Abilities API, AI Client and MCP Adapter

What each core building block does, how an ability is registered, how agents reach it over MCP, and what to build on the foundation.