Easy MCP AI

Easy MCP AI is a free WordPress plugin that exposes a site as an MCP server, letting Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other agents research, write, publish, optimize SEO and read analytics with permissioned, audited access and no hosted relay.

Easy MCP AI is a WordPress plugin that turns a site into an MCP server, so AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can read, write and publish content through a chat. It runs inside WordPress in pure PHP, with no Node.js process, proxy or hosted relay between the assistant and the site. The listing claims more than 280 tools, split roughly into 130 core tools, 90 plugin tools and 50 data integrations. The target user is a site owner, content marketer or agency that already works in WordPress and wants an AI agent to handle routine execution. Tool coverage includes posts, pages, media, users, menus, comment moderation, plugin and theme updates, site health and WooCommerce. SEO plugin support spans six plugins, including Yoast, Rank Math and SEOPress, and analytics spans six sources such as GA4 and Search Console. Keyword research is pulled from DataForSEO and Semrush, which are paid separately. In practice, the plugin is installed from WordPress.org and the AI client is connected to the site. A single prompt can then chain several steps: research keywords, write a post, publish it, set the Yoast focus keyword and report back. Security controls are a central part of the pitch. Access uses OAuth 2.1 with per-token permissions, each call runs as a real WordPress user, destructive actions can require approval, and all AI access can be paused with one switch. An audit log and Change History record every modification. Among alternatives, the site publishes comparison pages against WPVibe, Novamira, Royal MCP, miniOrange MCP and AI Engine. Its positioning is breadth of tools plus a no-second-subscription model, since the plugin is free on WordPress.org. It suits teams that want to keep control inside their own hosting rather than route site access through a third-party service. It is less relevant for non-WordPress sites, since the whole product is built around that platform.