IT Blog

Whether you manage a single blog or a roster of client sites, it typically involves logging into dashboards, checking posts and comments, reviewing traffic statistics, and monitoring plugin or theme updates. Every question about your site’s health or performance takes time to answer.

Now you can simply ask an AI assistant like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor: “Show me my latest posts and how they’re performing.” 

Within seconds, the results appear, pulled via WordPress.com’s new support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Today’s manual back-and-forth

AI assistants are already part of many creative and development workflows, helping people brainstorm copy, generate code, and analyze data. 

But when it’s time to work with your WordPress site, those tools don’t have direct access to your site details. They don’t automatically know which posts went live, how traffic is trending, or what plugins are active, so you…