PressPilot

An AI copilot for WordPress. Connect an AI agent directly to your site and let it build and manage everything — pages, posts, native Gutenberg blocks, templates, menus, media, global styles, plugins, and even the configuration of other plugins. No FTP, no SSH, no PHP shell.

What's new in 2.0 — connect agents directly

1) MCP — the direct connection (preferred)

PressPilot now serves a Model Context Protocol endpoint over Streamable HTTP:

https://YOUR-SITE.com/wp-json/presspilot/v1/mcp

Point a client at it and your site appears inside it as native tools — nothing to paste, no HTTP to hand-write. Works with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor / Windsurf / VS Code, and any other MCP client.

# Claude Code — run once
claude mcp add --transport http presspilot \
  https://YOUR-SITE.com/wp-json/presspilot/v1/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR-KEY"

# OpenAI Codex — ~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.presspilot]
url = "https://YOUR-SITE.com/wp-json/presspilot/v1/mcp"
bearer_token_env_var = "PRESSPILOT_KEY"

Ready-made snippets carrying your own URL and key live in the dashboard under PressPilot → Agents (MCP).

The endpoint is dual-era: it answers both the legacy initialize handshake (2024-11-05 … 2025-11-25) and the modern stateless server/discover shape (2026-07-28), so old and new clients both work against the same URL.

The Skill travels with the connection. The plugin's operating manual is handed to the agent automatically on connect — as MCP instructions, as a resource (presspilot://skill), and as a tool. That is what makes the output actually work instead of merely looking like working code.

2) The built-in copilot — without leaving wp-admin

Connect a model directly to the plugin and chat with your site from the dashboard:

Go to PressPilot → Copilot, add a key and pick a model (Load available models pulls the list from the provider itself, so it is never out of date), and start.

The copilot runs exactly the same tools, under the same permissions, following the same manual as an external agent over MCP. One source of truth, two ways in.

Install

1. Install the plugin zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, then Activate.
2. Go to PressPilot → Connect. Your API key is already generated and waiting.
3. Then either Agents (MCP) to connect an external agent, or Copilot to use the built-in one.

Elementor is optional — native Gutenberg builds work on any theme. When Elementor is present, PressPilot supports it and can migrate Elementor content to Gutenberg in place, keeping the same URLs.

Test the connection

curl "https://YOUR-SITE.com/wp-json/presspilot/v1/ping" -H "X-PressPilot-Key: YOUR-KEY"

A {"ok":true,...} response means everything works. ✅

Security & control

Everything is on by default, but you hold the switches — PressPilot → Permissions:

• API key compared in constant time, replaceable with one click.
• Master on/off switch to cut all access instantly.
• Optional IP / CIDR allow-list.
• Per-capability permissions: content, media, menus, templates, styles, themes, plugins, settings, config. A capability you turn off is not merely refused — its tools are hidden from the agent entirely, so the model never even reaches for it.
• PHP code execution (/exec) is off by default and must be enabled deliberately.

Keep the key secret: anyone holding it has whatever access your permissions allow. Serve the site over HTTPS.

If /wp-json/ returns 404

Re-save Settings → Permalinks once to refresh the rewrite rules. Failing that, use the fallback form: https://YOUR-SITE.com/?rest_route=/presspilot/v1/ping

If your server strips the Authorization header (common on Apache CGI), enable Key in the URL on the Agents (MCP) screen and use the ?key= form instead — note the key then travels in the URL, where server and proxy logs can record it.

Documentation

• docs/API.md — full REST + MCP reference
• docs/SKILL.md — the agent operating manual
• GET /wp-json/presspilot/v1/openapi — OpenAPI 3.0 spec (public)
• GET /wp-json/presspilot/v1/skill — the Skill, served live

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