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Connect StefanBrain to WordPress.com

Connect your WordPress.com sites so StefanBrain can work with posts, pages, media, statistics, and domains. Manage content and answer site questions from the same chat as the rest of your marketing.

Sign in with OAuthWorks in every chatPer-tool permissions

What connecting WordPress.com unlocks

Site content in every chat

Pull posts, pages, comments, media, categories, and tags into any conversation. No dashboard hopping, no copy and paste.

Publishing without leaving StefanBrain

Draft, update, and publish posts and pages from chat. Every write action is gated by tool permissions you control.

Statistics and activity on demand

Ask about site statistics, activity, plugins, themes, or settings and get answers from the live site instead of a screenshot.

Copy grounded in what you already published

Feed real posts and pages into Copy Chief reviews and CRO analysis instead of pasting text by hand.

Domain work in plain English

Search domain availability and manage DNS records or nameservers for WordPress.com managed domains, with every change permission-gated.

Tools your chats can call

A sample of the WordPress.com tools StefanBrain can use once connected. Reads and writes are classified separately, and you control both.

List WordPress.com Sites

List WordPress.com and Jetpack-connected sites available to the user.

WordPress Content Authoring

Create, read, update, and delete posts, pages, comments, media, categories, tags, and patterns.

WordPress Site Management

Read statistics, settings, plugins, activity, themes, and update site configuration.

WordPress Site Editor Context

Get active theme, design presets, styles, and registered block types.

Search WordPress Domains

Search domain availability and generate WordPress.com checkout links.

Update WordPress DNS Records

Add or remove DNS records for a managed WordPress.com domain.

How to connect

1Check your WordPress.com plan

This connector requires a paid WordPress.com plan with MCP enabled on the account. Confirm that before you start.

2Open Connectors and choose WordPress.com

In StefanBrain, open Connectors, find WordPress.com, and click Connect.

3Approve access on WordPress.com

A WordPress.com authorization page opens. Sign in and approve access for StefanBrain.

4Enable write tools if you want them

Read tools work right away. Write tools also need to be enabled in WordPress.com MCP settings.

5Ask your first question

Try asking for a list of your sites, or which posts drove the most traffic this month.

Good to know

  • Jetpack-connected sites appear alongside your WordPress.com sites, so a self-hosted site with Jetpack MCP access works too.
  • If write actions fail, check WordPress.com MCP settings first. Write tools are enabled there, separately from the connection itself.

Your credentials stay yours

  • We never store your passwords
  • Encrypted at rest and in transit
  • Disconnect anytime

Frequently asked questions

What can StefanBrain read from WordPress.com?

Sites, posts, pages, comments, media, categories, tags, and domains, plus site settings, themes, plugins, statistics, activity, and plans. Site editor context like the active theme and design presets is available too.

How does authentication work?

WordPress.com uses OAuth. You sign in and approve access on WordPress.com's own authorization page, and StefanBrain never sees or stores your password. There are no API keys to copy.

Can StefanBrain publish or change my site?

Yes. Content authoring covers creating, updating, and deleting posts, pages, media, and more, and site management can update configuration. Write tools must be enabled in WordPress.com MCP settings, and StefanBrain's tool permissions gate every write on top of that.

Do I need a paid WordPress.com plan?

Yes. The connector requires a paid WordPress.com plan with MCP enabled on the account. Without that, StefanBrain cannot reach your sites.

Does this work with self-hosted WordPress sites?

It works with WordPress.com sites and Jetpack-connected sites on the same account. A self-hosted WordPress.org site without WordPress.com or Jetpack MCP access is not covered.

Can I disconnect later?

Yes, one click in Connectors removes access. You can also revoke StefanBrain's authorization from your WordPress.com account.

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