Wordpress Content

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to create, update, and manage WordPress content directly on a live site. It allows for generating blog posts, pages, uploading media (images), managing categories/tags, updating navigation menus, and scheduling posts. The skill leverages WP-CLI or the REST API to produce live changes within your WordPress environment.

When to use it

• Quickly generate new blog post drafts with specific titles, content, and categories.
• Create static website pages like "About Us" sections with pre-defined HTML content.
• Schedule posts for future publication at a specified date and time.
• Upload images or other media files to your WordPress site.
• Manage existing categories and tags on your WordPress site.

Key capabilities

• Content Creation: Creates new blog posts and pages with customizable titles, content, status (draft, publish, pending, future), parent page, menu order, excerpt, and category assignments.
• Media Management: Uploads media files to the WordPress site from URLs.
• Scheduling: Schedules posts for publication at a specific date and time.
• Category & Tag Management: Manages categories and tags associated with content.
• Menu Updates: Updates navigation menus within your WordPress site.
• HTML Content Support: Handles complex HTML content by writing to temporary files or using REST API batch operations.

Example prompts

• "Create a draft blog post titled 'My New Blog Post' with the content '<p>Post content here.</p>' and assign it to categories 3 and 5."
• "Create an 'About Us' page with the HTML: <h2>Our Story</h2><p>Content here...</p> and publish it immediately."
• “Schedule a post titled ‘Scheduled Post’ to go live on February 23, 2026 at 9:00 AM with the content '<p>This goes live tomorrow.</p>'.”

Tips & gotchas

• Prerequisites: You'll need either a working WP-CLI SSH connection or REST API credentials configured beforehand (consider using the wordpress-setup skill). A site configuration file (wordpress.config.json or wp-cli.yml) is also required.
• Complex Content: For lengthy or complex HTML content, writing to a temporary file and then passing it to WP-CLI can be more effective.
• REST API Access: If you don't have SSH access, use the REST API with an Application Password for authentication.