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WordPress integrations: an AI agent for your posts and pages

Letaido's WordPress integrations let an AI agent draft and tag posts and moderate comments on your site, alone or with 64 other apps.

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Best WordPress integration jobs to start with

Content, SEO and editorial work in WordPress, each checked step by step. Open one to watch it run.

WordPress integration options, compared

Six ways to connect WordPress, and where each one fits.

OptionSet up by askingWorks across your appsRuns on its ownNo codeWrites drafts for you
Letaido AI agentYesYesYesYesYes
WordPress pluginsNoPartlyYesYesPartly
Zapier, Make and similarNoYesYesYesPartly
WordPress REST APINoPartlyPartlyNoPartly
WordPress.com MCP serverYesNoNoYesYes
WordPress MCP AdapterNoNoNoNoPartly
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OptionHow it worksBest forWatch out for
Letaido AI agentYou describe the job. The agent reads and writes posts, pages, tags and comments through the REST API, and uses 64 other apps in the same run.Work that needs judgement, like outlining a post from keyword data or sorting comments.65 apps, not thousands. WordPress jobs run on a schedule or when you ask, not on a WordPress event.
WordPress pluginsInstall a plugin from the plugin directory, such as a CRM's own plugin or an automation plugin like Bit Integrations.Adding one feature or connection inside your site.Each plugin runs on your site and needs updates.
Zapier, Make and similarWorkflows built from WordPress triggers and actions.Fixed handoffs, such as a new post going to a newsletter tool.You build and fix one workflow per job.
WordPress REST APIDevelopers call the API with an Application Password (WordPress 5.6 and later) or OAuth on WordPress.com.In-house tools with exact needs.Needs developers and servers.
WordPress.com MCP serverWordPress.com's MCP server lets AI clients such as Claude or ChatGPT read and manage your site after an OAuth sign in.Working on your site while you chat.Runs when you chat, and what it can do depends on your WordPress.com plan and settings.
WordPress MCP AdapterAn official package that exposes WordPress abilities to AI clients as MCP tools.Developers building AI tools for a self-hosted site.A developer installs it and decides which abilities are public.

How the WordPress integration works

Connect WordPress once. After that, you describe each job in plain English.

  1. 1Paste your Application Password or access token
  2. 2Ask for a job in a chat, or start from an example above
  3. 3Approve the first run

    Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.

  4. 4Watch the first run in the chat

    Save it to run every Monday.

How a WordPress job starts

A schedule starts the job, or you do by asking.

  • On a scheduleEvery Monday morning, for posts losing clicks or the editorial digest in Slack.
  • When you askType the job in a chat, like outlining a post for a keyword, and it runs once.
Setup details

Pick the user the agent acts as

The agent gets that user's role. An Editor can manage posts, pages and comments; an Administrator can also read users and settings.

Self-hosted: create an Application Password

Sign in as that user, open Users, then Profile, and add an Application Password at the bottom. Needs WordPress 5.6 or later. Paste your site URL, your login name (not the email) and the password into Letaido.

WordPress.com: paste an access token

Register an app at developer.wordpress.com/apps, get an OAuth access token for your site, and paste it with the site address.

Watch the first run

Letaido runs the job once in the chat. Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once. Then save it to repeat.

Every WordPress action the agent can take

35 actions in 9 groups, from posts and pages to comments, media and tags.

ReadsWrites

Best apps to combine with WordPress

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Google Search ConsoleSEO
Google SheetsProductivity
HubSpotCRM
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Kit (ConvertKit)Email marketing
LinearProductivity
MozSEO
SalesforceCRM
SemrushSEO
ShopifyE-commerce
SlackCommunication
X (Twitter)Content/CMS
YouTubeContent/CMS
ZoomMeetings

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Frequently asked

How do I connect WordPress to Letaido? +

On a self-hosted site, create an Application Password under Users, then Profile, and paste it with your site URL and login name. On WordPress.com, paste an OAuth access token for your site.

Does it work with WordPress.com? +

Yes. Connect with an OAuth access token from an app you register at developer.wordpress.com. The same connector serves WordPress.com and self-hosted sites.

Will Letaido publish posts on its own? +

Not in the jobs above. Posts are saved as drafts, so you decide which go live. The comment job does approve genuine comments, which makes them public. What it can do is capped by the connected user's role.

Can a new WordPress post start a job? +

No. WordPress jobs run on a schedule, like every Monday for posts losing clicks, or when you ask in a chat.

Is there a WordPress MCP server? +

Yes. WordPress.com runs an MCP server for AI clients, and the WordPress MCP Adapter lets developers build one for a self-hosted site. Letaido is not an MCP server. Its own WordPress connector runs jobs on a schedule or when you ask, with 64 other apps.

Can ChatGPT work with my WordPress site? +

With Letaido you don't need ChatGPT for it: Letaido is its own AI agent. Connect WordPress and ask in the chat, or save the job to run on a schedule.

Do I still need WordPress plugins? +

For features inside your site, yes. Letaido works from outside through the REST API, so it needs no plugin, and it can use 64 other apps in the same job.

Give your WordPress site an agent

Connect WordPress, then ask for a job like "Turn a keyword into an outlined WordPress draft using Ahrefs". Leta gets it done on your schedule, or the moment you ask.

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