內容簡介
Track Debug 是一個 WordPress MCP 伺服器外掛，旨在連接 Claude、ChatGPT 等 AI 客戶端，提供結構化工具以讀取網站資訊和管理內容。透過這個外掛，使用者可以更輕鬆地與 AI 互動，提升網站管理效率。
【主要功能】
• 連接 AI 助手至 WordPress
• 讀取網站資訊與版本
• 搜尋文章和頁面內容
• 創建和更新 WordPress 內容
• 批量支持操作以減少請求次數
• 管理連接憑證與應用密碼
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原文外掛簡介
Track Debug is a WordPress MCP server for AI site control. Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, or another AI client with a compatible MCP connection to your WordPress website and give it structured tools for reading site information and managing content.
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. Track Debug connects WordPress abilities to this protocol, so your assistant can work with actual site data through authenticated tool calls. Instead of manually copying page content between WordPress and an AI chat, you can ask the connected assistant to find a page, read its saved content, prepare an update, and save it using your WordPress permissions.
The free plugin provides the MCP connection, an admin dashboard, and core content tools. An optional Power Mode add-on extends that connection with plugin integrations and advanced WordPress management abilities.
WordPress MCP server features
Connect AI assistants to WordPress: expose supported WordPress abilities through an MCP endpoint.
Read site information: retrieve the site name, URL, WordPress version, PHP version, active theme, and available tools.
Find posts and pages: search content by text, post type, and status, with paginated results.
Read saved content: retrieve a post or page by ID, including its title, content, status, and editor information.
Create content: create a WordPress post or page, with draft status as the default.
Update existing content: change supported titles, content, and statuses after checking the current user’s permissions.
Batch supported calls: combine up to 10 supported operations in one request to reduce repeated calls.
Manage connection credentials: create, view, and revoke WordPress application passwords from the dashboard.
Copy connection settings: use the generated configuration or setup prompt for your chosen AI client.
Each tool describes its inputs with a structured schema. WordPress capability checks apply when tools run. Publishing content requires publishing permissions, and reading or updating an existing page requires access to that page.
Connect Claude, Cursor and Codex to WordPress
The dashboard provides client-specific configuration and setup prompts for Claude Desktop, Cursor and Codex. Claude and Cursor use JSON configuration; Codex uses TOML. Each generated server name includes a site-specific identifier so multiple WordPress connections can coexist.
Cursor uses ~/.cursor/mcp.json for global configuration or .cursor/mcp.json for a project-specific connection. Generated configurations use the WordPress MCP proxy with your site’s endpoint and application password. Node.js and npx must be available on the client computer.
Copy the complete configuration from your dashboard rather than using a generic fetch server or an unauthenticated endpoint example. Existing application passwords cannot be displayed again; supply the saved password or create a new one when needed.
Use natural-language requests with real WordPress tools
After connecting your AI client, try requests such as:
“Find my About page and show me its current content.”
“Create a draft blog post with this title and text.”
“Update the introduction on this WordPress page.”
“List published pages matching this search term.”
“Show the tools available on this website.”
Your AI client interprets the request and selects the available MCP tools. The result depends on the client’s tool support, your instructions, your permissions, and the site’s installed plugins. Review proposed changes according to the workflow provided by your AI client.
Power Mode add-on: manage your WordPress site with AI
Extend your MCP connection with the optional add-on and Power Mode to handle more everyday website tasks from your AI assistant. Ask it to review supported SEO settings, update a simple WooCommerce product, edit an existing Elementor widget, check connected Google reports, or request a cache refresh.
The add-on brings supported plugin tools into the same WordPress MCP connection. Your assistant can discover the available abilities and use them in response to clear, natural-language instructions, helping you manage more of your site from one conversation.
These additional abilities require the separately installed add-on, an eligible add-on license, enabled Power Mode, and administrator access. The relevant WordPress plugin must be active, and individual tools also check the required content or plugin permissions.
Five featured plugin integrations with the add-on
1. Elementor Website Builder
Read Elementor documents, inspect their element structure, find widgets, and discover supported widget controls. Update settings on existing Elementor elements through Elementor’s native document save workflow. The integration uses a document version check to detect stale updates and refreshes Elementor’s generated CSS/cache after a save.
Useful requests include finding a heading widget or updating a supported button label. This integration targets existing elements; creating, deleting, or rearranging elements is outside its current tools.
2. WooCommerce
Search products by name or SKU, inspect product details, and create or update simple products using WooCommerce’s native product APIs. Supported changes include product names, descriptions, prices, SKU, status, and supported stock settings. Read order summaries and line items through WooCommerce order APIs.
Useful requests include creating a draft simple product, checking inventory, or changing a regular price. Product editing currently targets simple products; order tools provide read access rather than order editing.
3. Yoast SEO
Read and update supported per-post SEO settings, including SEO titles, meta descriptions, focus keyphrases, canonical URLs, indexing and follow settings, cornerstone content, and supported social titles and descriptions. Writes use Yoast’s native metadata handling and check the saved version before changing it.
Useful requests include reviewing a page’s SEO metadata or updating its search snippet fields. Stored analysis scores are existing plugin data and are not a fresh SEO analysis performed by the MCP tool.
4. Rank Math SEO
Read and update supported per-post SEO titles, descriptions, focus keywords, canonical URLs, robots directives, pillar content, and supported Facebook/Twitter titles and descriptions. Updates use Rank Math’s native metadata endpoint with validation and saved-value verification.
Useful requests include changing a page’s meta description or reviewing its robots settings. If both Yoast SEO and Rank Math SEO are active, specify which plugin’s metadata should be changed.
5. Site Kit by Google
Read Site Kit setup and module connection status. Request supported Search Console or Google Analytics 4 reports through Site Kit’s native permission-checked routes when the required Google services are connected.
Supported report requests include Search Console clicks, impressions, click-through rate and position, or selected Analytics user, session and page-view metrics. Google account setup, service connection, and the current user’s permissions are required. These tools read status and reports; they do not connect Google accounts or change Google service settings.
Elementor add-on widgets: easier design updates with AI
Use the Power Mode add-on’s Elementor integration to discover installed widgets and inspect their available controls. This workflow can also work with third-party widgets registered through Elementor’s widget and control APIs, including widgets supplied by:
Essential Addons for Elementor – Popular Elementor Templates & Widgets
Premium Addons for Elementor – AI-Ready Elementor Addons, Widgets & Templates
Royal Addons for Elementor – Addons and Templates Kit for Elementor
Ultimate Addons for Elementor – Widgets, Templates, WooCommerce & Header Footer Builder
Ask your assistant to find an existing widget, read its current settings, and update supported design controls. Depending on the widget, these may include text, button labels, colors, typography, spacing, or other exposed settings. For example: “Find the existing heading widget on my landing page and update its text and supported color control.”
Elementor and the relevant widget add-on must be active. The assistant should inspect the actual widget controls before making changes. These add-ons use the general Elementor workflow rather than dedicated integrations, and each listed add-on has not been individually live-tested. Template imports, new layouts, widget creation, and separate header/footer builder workflows are outside the current Elementor tools.
Contact form add-ons
Ultra Addons for Contact Form 7 can be part of the same WordPress website. It extends Contact Form 7 rather than Elementor’s widget system. Its own form settings and design features are outside the current Elementor integration; there is no dedicated Contact Form 7 or Ultra Addons editing tool. If a form is displayed through an Elementor widget, only that widget’s exposed, supported settings can use the Elementor workflow.
Additional cache plugin integrations
LiteSpeed Cache
Read cache integration status and request cache purges for the whole site, a post, or a same-site URL through LiteSpeed Cache’s native hooks. Actual server caching depends on the site’s hosting environment and LiteSpeed configuration.
WP Fastest Cache
Read cache integration status and request supported whole-site, post, or same-site URL purges using WP Fastest Cache’s native functions. Whole-site purges can optionally include generated minified files.
Cache purge responses indicate that a purge was requested. They do not independently verify eviction at every server, browser, or connected CDN.
Compatibility with supported WordPress plugins
The Power Mode add-on includes dedicated integrations for Elementor Website Builder, WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, Rank Math SEO, Site Kit by Google, LiteSpeed Cache, and WP Fastest Cache.
Compatibility here means the specific tools described above work with the corresponding plugin’s supported APIs. It does not mean every setting, premium extension, third-party add-on, or future plugin version has been tested. Features depend on the installed plugin version, configuration, user access, and any connected service.
Elementor, WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, Rank Math SEO, and WP Fastest Cache workflows have been exercised on a local WordPress installation. LiteSpeed purge dispatch has been checked locally; full server-cache behavior requires a suitable host. Site Kit status and disconnected-service handling have been checked locally; live Google report retrieval requires connected Google services.
Track Debug is an independent plugin and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these plugin providers.
More WordPress management with Power Mode
The add-on also offers supported tools for inspecting installed plugins, reading and updating WordPress options, managing plugins, themes and users, and performing maintenance tasks. These abilities help a connected assistant understand your website and carry out the administrative actions you request.
Available actions depend on your permissions, site configuration, and installed plugins. Use clear requests and review the assistant’s proposed changes before it performs important site updates.
Connection dashboard
Open Track Debug in your WordPress admin area to manage the MCP connection:
Application Passwords: create credentials and revoke connections you no longer need.
Connection: copy a Claude, Cursor or Codex configuration, setup prompt, or ready-to-use task prompt.
Overview: view the site’s MCP endpoint and environment information.
Light and dark appearance: use the dashboard with your preferred display mode.
The site’s MCP endpoint is /wp-json/track-debug/mcp. The dashboard shows the complete URL for your installation.
The generated desktop configuration uses the client-side @automattic/mcp-wordpress-remote proxy. It runs on your computer and forwards authenticated requests to WordPress. Your AI client’s runtime and MCP configuration requirements still apply.
Authentication and data access
Connections use WordPress application passwords. Tools run with the permissions of the authenticated WordPress user, and passwords can be revoked from the dashboard.
Information returned by tools is available to the AI client you connect. That client’s processing and data policies apply. Optional add-on services, including Google reports, depend on their own service connections. The free MCP connection does not require an add-on license.
