Elementor MCP & WordPress MCP Server | WPPilot

# WPPilot > WPPilot is a WordPress plugin that connects compatible AI clients to WordPress through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with server-side safety and typed abilities. Canonical site: https://wppilot.co Support: support@wppilot.co Current version: 1.10.0 (Free), 1.5.0 (Pro) Requirements: WordPress 6.9 or newer; PHP 8.0 or newer License: GPL-2.0-or-later ## WPPilot Free - WordPress-native MCP server built on the WordPress Abilities API and MCP Adapter. - OAuth 2.1 with PKCE or WordPress Application Password authentication. - Read Only, Production Safe, and Developer Full Access safety profiles. - Individual ability controls, user capability checks, critical-action confirmation, and per-credential write rate limiting. - Preview before write: an agent can return a field-by-field diff of a proposed change, with a wp-admin screen to approve or discard it, and nothing is written until approved. - Redacted change ledger and rollback for supported reversible changes. - Connection guidance for 27 current AI clients, in-dashboard Chat through a configured provider, diagnostics, Gutenberg workflows, skills, and site instructions. ## WPPilot Pro WPPilot Pro requires WPPilot Free and an active Pro licence. It adds specialized modules and skill packs for WooCommerce, page builders, form plugins, SEO plugins, custom fields, themes, multilingual workflows, events, memberships, learning systems, communities, persistent memory, human approval queues, email notifications, and integration health reporting. ## Important safety distinction Production Safe blocks raw PHP, WP-CLI, filesystem, database, plugin/theme installation, and temporary administrator access. Developer Full Access is intended for deliberate development or staging use. Destructive and critical operations still require explicit confirmation. ## Primary page - [WPPilot homepage](https://wppilot.co/): product overview, capabilities, Free and Pro comparison, safety model, requirements, and FAQs ## Prod