Axtolab AI Connector
Axtolab AI Connector for WordPress connects your WordPress site to AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible tool. AI agents can safely create drafts, edit content, manage media, work with taxonomies, and integrate with Yoast SEO — all through a secure gateway with per-connection tool access, sensitive-action consent, and Roll Back / Undo on every write. How it works: The plugin adds a REST API gateway to your WordPress site. A lightweight MCP server runs on your local machine and translates AI tool calls into WordPress REST requests. The plugin enforces per-connection permissions and allow / ask first / block consent for sensitive actions, validates requests, captures every write into a Roll Back / Undo changelog, and logs actions. Key Features Roll Back / Undo on every write — every AI-driven change captures a before/after snapshot. Revert any tool call with one click from the Logs & Roll Back admin page. Sensitive-action consent — choose whether publishing, trash/delete/restore, WooCommerce price/coupon updates, and AI image actions run automatically, ask first, or are blocked for each connection. Content Management — Create, edit, and manage posts, pages, and custom post types. Clone existing content as drafts. View and restore revisions. Generate shareable preview links. Media Library — Upload images from URL, local file, or drag-and-drop portal. Search and browse existing media. Set featured images. Insert, replace, and remove inline images. WooCommerce Tools — When WooCommerce is active, list products and orders, update product prices, bulk-adjust prices, and create guarded coupons with Roll Back capture. Stock Photos — Search and import free stock photos from Unsplash and Pexels with automatic attribution. Yoast SEO — Read SEO and readability scores. Update focus keyphrase, SEO title, and meta description. Preview rendered meta tags. Authors & Taxonomies — Assign authors from an allowlist. Create and assign categories, tags, and custom taxonomy terms. Per-connection privilege model — every MCP connection authenticates as a WordPress user via Application Password. The connection’s capability set determines which AI tools can be called; the user’s WP role determines which objects they can act on. Both layers must allow an action for it to succeed. The plugin never creates WordPress users — admins create the Application Password under their own (or a dedicated) WordPress profile and paste it into the connection wizard. Sensitive-action behavior controls can require approval or block actions after the tool permission check passes. Allowlist-driven content type and taxonomy controls. Rate limiting on authentication endpoints. Two authentication methods — Application Passwords (for Desktop AI clients) and OAuth 2.1 with PKCE (for Web AI clients like ChatGPT and Claude Web). Upload Portal — Drag-and-drop media uploads with time-limited tokens. No WordPress login required for the upload session. Available MCP Tools The connector exposes a categorized tool surface to MCP-compatible AI clients. All tools are documented and discoverable via the standard MCP tools/list JSON-RPC method. Search & Discovery — wp_find_content (filter + search), wp_list_content_types, wp_get_content, wp_site_info, wp_getting_started Content Authoring — wp_create_draft, wp_update_content, wp_publish_content, wp_clone_content, wp_get_preview_link Trash & Revisions — wp_trash_content, wp_restore_content, wp_list_revisions, wp_restore_revision Media — wp_search_media, wp_get_media, wp_update_media, wp_set_featured_image, wp_upload_media_from_url Inline Images (Gutenberg-aware) — wp_insert_inline_image, wp_replace_inline_image, wp_remove_inline_image Authors & Taxonomy — wp_list_authors, wp_assign_author, wp_list_terms, wp_create_term, wp_assign_terms Yoast SEO — wp_get_yoast_analysis, wp_update_yoast_metadata, wp_get_yoast_head_preview WooCommerce — wp_woo_list_products, wp_woo_get_product, wp_woo_update_product_price, wp_woo_bulk_update_prices, wp_woo_list_orders, wp_woo_get_order, wp_woo_create_coupon Stock Photos — wp_search_stock_photos, wp_import_stock_photo (Unsplash + Pexels with auto-attribution) Image Providers — wp_generate_image, wp_list_image_providers, wp_confirm_image with site-owner supplied provider API keys Upload Portal — wp_create_upload_session, wp_get_upload_session (drag-and-drop with time-limited tokens) Connection Introspection — wp_get_my_capabilities returns the calling connection’s capability groups, named preset (if any), and the resolved tool list — letting AI agents plan work without trial-and-error. Custom Post Type support — Default allowlist accepts post, page, featured_item. To accept ANY registered public post type (e.g. WooCommerce product, EDD download, custom CPTs), set the allowlist to ["*"] in MCP Gateway settings. wp_list_content_types then expands the wildcard to the live list of public types on the site. Audit Log — every tool call is recorded with timestamp, source, and redacted parameters Rate Limiting — per-IP token bucket on every authenticated endpoint What’s Included Axtolab AI Connector is fully featured with no limits. No publish limits, no connection caps, no feature gates. Everything included free: Create, edit, publish, and schedule content with AI agents Unlimited connections — connect Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP agent Upload and manage media (URL, local file, drag-and-drop portal) Search and import stock photos (Unsplash, Pexels) Generate images through supported providers when you configure your own provider API key WooCommerce read/write tools for products, orders, prices, and coupons when WooCommerce is active Yoast SEO integration Both authentication methods (App Passwords, OAuth 2.1) All taxonomy and author management The free core is feature-complete and useful on its own. Separate plugins may extend it, but no built-in feature in this WordPress.org package requires a license key. Getting Started Install and activate the plugin Go to AI Connector > Connections in wp-admin Click “+ Add new connection” and follow the wizard — it walks you through creating an Application Password on your WordPress profile (or on a dedicated WP user if you prefer the production-grade setup), pasting it into the connection, and choosing what that connection can do Click the “Download Extension (.mcpb)” button on the setup page to grab the Claude Desktop bundle from GitHub Releases, then drag it into Claude Desktop’s Extensions panel — or connect a compatible client through MCP-over-HTTP Start using your AI agent with WordPress External Services This plugin connects to the following external services only when the corresponding feature is configured or used. Provider API keys are supplied by the site owner. The plugin does not send telemetry or analytics to Axtolab. Claude (Anthropic) — OAuth Callback Service: Anthropic’s Claude products at https://claude.ai and https://claude.com Type: OAuth 2.1 authorization-code callback redirect (no inbound network call from Anthropic during this step) Endpoints (registered redirect URIs): https://claude.ai/api/mcp/auth_callback https://claude.com/api/mcp/auth_callback When used: When a logged-in WordPress administrator authorizes a Claude AI client to connect to their WordPress site via the plugin’s OAuth 2.1 flow. The plugin’s /oauth/authorize endpoint redirects the administrator’s browser to one of these URLs after consent. Data sent in redirect: A one-time, short-lived OAuth authorization code plus the original state parameter. No personal data, no site content, no credentials. Terms: Anthropic Consumer Terms Privacy: Anthropic Privacy Policy ChatGPT (OpenAI) — OAuth Callback Service: OpenAI’s ChatGPT custom-connector platform and OpenAI apps platform Type: OAuth 2.1 authorization-code callback redirect (no inbound network call from OpenAI during this step) Endpoints (registered redirect URIs): https://chatgpt.com/connector_platform_oauth_redirect https://platform.openai.com/apps-manage/oauth When used: When a logged-in WordPress administrator authorizes ChatGPT (or an OpenAI Apps Platform client) to connect to their WordPress site via the plugin’s OAuth 2.1 flow. The plugin’s /oauth/authorize endpoint redirects the administrator’s browser to one of these URLs after consent. Data sent in redirect: A one-time, short-lived OAuth authorization code plus the original state parameter. No personal data, no site content, no credentials. Terms: OpenAI Terms of Use Privacy: OpenAI Privacy Policy GitHub Releases (Claude Desktop installer bundle download) Service: GitHub Releases — the Axtolab AI Connector for WordPress (Free) public repository Type: Static binary file download (HTTP GET, no inbound request from GitHub to the WordPress site) Endpoint: API host github.com, path /Axtolab/axtolab-ai-connector-for-wordpress-free/releases/latest/download/axtolab-ai-connector.mcpb (HTTPS). When used: When a logged-in WordPress administrator clicks the “Download Extension (.mcpb)” button on the AI Connector setup page. The administrator’s browser is redirected to GitHub Releases to fetch the file. The plugin itself does not initiate an outbound request to GitHub; the user’s browser does, when they click the link. Filterable via axtolab_ai_connector_mcpb_download_url if a site owner wants to self-host the bundle. Data sent: Standard HTTP browser request headers only. No WordPress site data, content, credentials, or telemetry is sent. Terms: GitHub Terms of Service Privacy: GitHub Privacy Statement Local MCP clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code) Service: A local AI client running on the site administrator’s own computer. When used: When the site administrator installs the .mcpb bundle (downloaded from GitHub Releases via the AI Connector setup page) into a local AI client such as Claude Desktop. That client then connects inbound to the site’s REST API using credentials issued during setup. The plugin does not initiate any outbound network call to these clients. Data sent: Only what the AI client requests through tool calls the administrator has approved. The plugin does not send unsolicited data. Unsplash (Stock Photo Search) Service: Unsplash Endpoint: API host api.unsplash.com, path /search/photos (HTTPS). When used: When an AI agent searches for stock photos via the stock photo tool Data sent: Search query, orientation preference Terms: Unsplash Terms Privacy: Unsplash Privacy Policy Pexels (Stock Photo Search) Service: Pexels Endpoint: API host api.pexels.com, path /v1/search (HTTPS). When used: When an AI agent searches for stock photos via the stock photo tool Data sent: Search query, orientation preference Terms: Pexels Terms of Service Privacy: Pexels Privacy Policy Google Imagen (AI Image Generation) Service: Google Cloud AI Endpoint: API host generativelanguage.googleapis.com, path /v1beta/models/imagen-3.0-generate-002:predict (HTTPS). When used: When an AI agent generates images using the Google Imagen provider and the site owner has configured a Google API key Data sent: Text prompt, aspect ratio, safety filter level Terms: Google Cloud Terms Privacy: Google Privacy Policy OpenAI (AI Image Generation) Service: OpenAI Endpoint: API host api.openai.com, path /v1/images/generations (HTTPS). When used: When an AI agent generates images using the OpenAI provider and the site owner has configured an OpenAI API key Data sent: Text prompt, image size, quality setting Terms: OpenAI Terms of Use Privacy: OpenAI Privacy Policy All API keys are stored encrypted using AES-256-CBC with WordPress security salts and are only decrypted at the time of the API call. Support WordPress.org plugin support forum — https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/axtolab-ai-connector/ (please use this for general questions; replies are public so the next merchant searching for the same answer can find it). Email support — support@axtolab.com (for license, account, or anything sensitive). Documentation — https://axtolab.com/docs/ai-connector-free Bug reports — use the WordPress.org support forum for public issues or email support for sensitive reports. The same support entry points are also surfaced inside wp-admin: a “Need help?” footer on every Axtolab settings page, and “Settings · Support” / “Email support · WordPress.org forum · Docs” rows on the Plugins admin row for this plugin.
Notification for Telegram
The “Notification for Telegram” plugin for WordPress is a tool that allows you to send notifications and messages to a Telegram channel, group or user/s when specific events occur on your WordPress site. This plugin is useful for monitoring critical events on your site, such as new comments, new user registrations, publishing activities, New forms sent,Woocommerce and Surecart orders, cart and lowstock, Mailchimp and more, by sending notifications directly to a Telegram channel or group or user/s of your choice. It also offers a shortcode to send Telegram notifications on every page of your website or in your code. Receive Telegram messages notification when: When receive a new order in Woocommerce. When a Woocommerce order change status. When receive a new order in Surecart. Every event captured by WP Activity Log plugin New field in Woocommerce checkout page let customers add the own telegram nickname Low Stock Product notifications when a product is low stock conditions. Shows Telegram Nick link in admin order details page when present When receive new forms (supports Elementor Pro Form, WPForm , CF7 and Ninjaform) When new user subscribes or unsubscribes to mailchimp. MC4WP integration When new user registers. Helps identify unauthorized or suspicious registrations. When users login or fail login. When new comment is posted. When someone adds or remove a product in the Woocommerce cart. When a new Pending posts is received. (works with any post type) Say function to speak to make the bot say Something to the people Cron job detect and notify when Plugins & Core need to update. Send custom message with Shortcode anywhere in your WP. Should Work on Multisite You can enable/disable every notification in the Plugin settings page. To configure the plugin, you need a valid Telegram API token. Its easy to get starting a Telegram Bot. You can learn about obtaining tokens and generating new ones in Setup Guide A complete step-by-step guide is available here: View the full documentation To get your Bot Token, you can refer to one of these resources: Official Telegram documentation Step-by-step guide on Medium To get your Chat ID, you need at least one recipient ID. You can retrieve it using one of these bots directly in Telegram: @get_id_bot — send /start and it will reply with your personal Chat ID @RawDataBot — send any message and it will return your full account info including your ID For Channel and Group Chatid settings see the FAQ section. Once You got the 2 fields save the configuration and try the “TEST” button .. you should receive a message in you telegram : “WOW IT WORKS” !! If not, check token and chatid fields again for the correct values. this plugin is relying on a 3rd party service to geolocate the Ip address https://ip-api.com/ https://ip-api.com/docs/legal to see the services’ a terms of use and/or privacy policies AI & MCP Compatible This plugin supports the WordPress Abilities API and is compatible with MCP (Model Context Protocol) — the standard that allows AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and others to interact with WordPress autonomously. If the Abilities API and MCP Adapter plugins are installed, any authorized AI agent can automatically discover and use the Send Telegram Message ability — no extra configuration needed. What an AI can do with this plugin: * Send a Telegram message with custom text * Add an inline button with label and URL * Override the default chat ID Requirements for MCP WordPress 7.0+ (Abilities API built-in) Plugin: MCP Adapter Enable “AI / MCP” in the plugin settings WordPress 6.9 compatibility WordPress 6.9+ Plugin: Abilities API Plugin: MCP Adapter MESSAGES TRANSLATION To translate Telegram messages, use WPML or Loco Translate. All notification strings are now translatable. Go to Loco Translate → Plugins → Notification for Telegram to add your translations. For WPML, ensure String Translation is enabled to modify notification texts. ACTION HOOK for third-party Plugin Notification for Telegram (version > 3.5.1) exposes a dedicated action hook so any third-party plugin can send messages without calling internal functions directly. Basic usage: do_action( ‘nftb_send_message’, ‘Your message here’ ); Look FAQ Section for more esamples. SHORTCODE EXAMPLE [telegram_mess message="Im so happy" chatids="0000000," token="000000000:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" showsitename="1" showip="1" showcity="1" ] SHORTCODE OPTIONS: message : Your message to be sent. Example (message=”hello world”) chatids : Recipient(s) who will receive your message separated by comma (example chatids=”0000000,11111111″) , If not present this field the shortcode will use default value in Plugin option page. token: The token looks something like 123456:ABC-DEF1234ghIkl-zyx57W2v1u123ew11 If not present this field, the shortcode will use default value in Plugin option page. showsitename: if set to “1” appends sitename after the message. Defaultvalue is “0” Example (showsitename=”1″) showip: if set to “1” appends user ip address after the message. Default value is “0” Example (showip=”1″) showcity: if set to “1” appends user city name after the message. Default value is “0” Example (showcity=”1″) USE SHORTCODE IN YOU PHP CODE WOOCOMMERCE FILTER HOOKS We have created 4 filter hooks for WooCommerce order notification message. 4 new positions: Message Header, Message Footer, before Items, and after Items. And we have created a filter through which you can add custom code to product rows, and if you want, you can replace and customize the entire row. : 4 new Positions and code axample ( echo payment_status in the 4 positions) get_data(); // Extract specific order information $payment_status = $order->get_status(); $payment_method = $order->get_payment_method(); } return "\r\n\r\n".$payment_method."(".$payment_status.")\r\n" ; } ?> Product rows Filter with 2 different behaviors ADD or REPLACE LINE ".$product_id. "\r\n"; // REPLACE Product ITEM LINE CODE WITH YOUR CODE without concatenate $message. $modified_data = $product_id. "\r\n"; return $modified_data; } ?> USER LOGIN FILTER HOOKS user_registered; $timestamp = strtotime( $registration_date ); $formatter = new IntlDateFormatter( 'en_US', IntlDateFormatter::LONG, IntlDateFormatter::LONG, 'UTC' ); $formatter->setPattern( 'd MMMM y HH:mm:ss' ); $formatted_date = $formatter->format( $timestamp ); $message = "\r\n\r\nUser Registration Date: " . $formatted_date . "\r\n\r\n"; } else { $message = "\r\nNo info available for this user.\r\n"; } return $message; } ?> LEGACY FUNCTIONS (kept for backward compatibility) Before hooks were introduced, 3 overridable functions allowed message customization without editing plugin code. These are still supported but we encourage migrating to hooks. 1) Before the product list — example: prepend the Order ID 2) After the product list — example: append the order currency get_data(); return "Currency: " . $data['currency']; } ?> 3) At the end of each product line — example: append the product slug get_slug() . " "; } ?> Suggestions for new notifications, hooks, and plugin integrations are always welcome!
