WordPress

You keep writing in WordPress; your app shows your posts, pages and images with a custom design, and can create drafts with an application password (not your usual password).

Category : Content and commerce · Service website : wordpress.org

What you can do with it

• A new, modern site with content still managed in WordPress
• A blog or news shown in an app
• A home page that lists your latest posts
• A form that creates a draft post

What the agent can do

• Read published posts, pages, categories and images
• Read drafts and create drafts with the application password
• Test the credentials by reading your profile, without changing anything

What it never does

• Use your usual WordPress password
• Publish or delete a post unless you ask
• Call an address that isn’t public https
• Show your key in the chat, in browser code or in logs
• Use it outside of this project’s app

Values to provide

• Site address (WORDPRESS_URL, public value: it may appear in the site’s code) : Your WordPress site’s address, over https (for example https://my-blog.com). Where to find it
• WordPress username (WORDPRESS_USER, public value: it may appear in the site’s code) : Your WordPress login (the account that created the application password). Where to find it
• Application password (WORDPRESS_APP_PASSWORD, secret: encrypted, read only by the app’s server) : WordPress application password (not your usual password): admin → Users → Profile → Application Passwords → Add new. Where to find it

Add this connector

1. Mention it in your request (the + menu of the input → Connectors, or type @), for example: “Add a contact form with @WordPress”.
2. The agent adds the app server if needed, writes the code and asks you for missing values with a card in the chat.
3. You can also save it once on the Highwind Connectors page: the connection then links to any project in one click. Technical id: wordpress.

Billing

Free (your site, your hosting)

Learn more: Connectors overview and App secrets.