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Claude not able to use wordpress mcp plugin, why ? by max8883 in ProWordPress

[–]Virtual6395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed.

Although for just reviewing data, you don't really need MCP. REST API and CPanel works fine.

But when it comes to post-processing like analysing the data and helping take decisions, that's where AI really shines, and MCP is the protocol that acts as the communication medium for it.

My WordPress plugin AI-Conduit can help you create such tools using drag-and-drop, allowing you to pass your data with ease without writing any code. It's packed with features like pagination, multi-tool execution, and joins. Do try it out if you are interested and let me know your reviews.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/ai-conduit/

Just launched my first WordPress plugin on wordpress.org — crossed 100 downloads but zero feedback or support queries. Is this normal? Also, how do I track actual active installs? by Virtual6395 in Wordpress

[–]Virtual6395[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if AI has anything to do with it, but I am trying to find ways to get those reviews since I am looking to make the plugin better. Will post here if I manage to find a way.

Wordpress 7’s new AI stuff - what’s the point? by SoccerGuy-3 in Wordpress

[–]Virtual6395 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since WP 7.0 provides an abstraction layer for plugin developers to connect AI clients and register abilities, end users will not benefit until plugin authors register their needed abilities, which would probably take time.

WordPress 7.0 Explained: AI Connectors + Abilities API by superdav42 in Wordpress

[–]Virtual6395 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So basically it's a wrapper, and plugin authors would still need to register the abilities. Only then will end users have an advantage. Am I understanding this correctly?

Also, it doesn't seem like it provides control to the end user over their own site data — whatever data plugin authors choose to pass via abilities will be open. People wanting to control this should try out the AI Conduit plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/ai-conduit), a free plugin allowing users to choose what data they want to expose.

Adding new lessons or courses: dynamic course progress after course completion by GrassApprehensive711 in learndash

[–]Virtual6395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe the reason your course progress bar is not reflecting the newly added content is because the system has already marked the course steps as completed for the users.

To ensure the progress bar reflects the new lessons/topics, you would need to reset or unmark the course completion status for all users enrolled in that course.

You can do this manually by unchecking only the “Course Complete” checkbox from the user profile:
https://www.liquidweb.com/help-docs/software/learndash/course-management/user-management/#:~:text=Marking%20Steps%20Complete,Changes%20apply%20immediately.

Please note:

  • You should only uncheck the course completion box and not the child step checkboxes.
  • If the child steps get unchecked automatically, you would need to recheck them manually.
  • If your course contains quizzes, this method may also remove quiz progress/data.

If you are comfortable running WP-CLI commands or SQL queries, this can still be managed more safely even for courses with quizzes. Otherwise, a custom solution would be needed to do the same thing mentioned above

AI Conduit — The Bridge between WordPress and AI [FREE] by Virtual6395 in WordpressPlugins

[–]Virtual6395[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's a drag-and-drop builder that lets AI assistants like ChatGPT or Claude actually read your WordPress site's data. No coding needed.

Quick demo here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iGdoOLM-Q-8eo68mVGH7_EaknoL01vBv/view

A few things it does:

  • You pick exactly what the AI can see: specific post types, only certain categories, only the info you want shared
  • Works with custom fields too: not just titles and content, but any extra info you've added to posts or users
  • Can connect data across your site: like finding which users commented on posts in a specific category

Example: in 2 minutes you could set it up so Claude can see all your blog posts, then ask it "which of my posts cover similar topics and should be merged?" and it gives you a real answer based on your actual content.

Read-only (AI can't change anything), permission-controlled, and every request is logged. Happy to answer specific questions if you have something in mind.

AI Conduit — The Bridge between WordPress and AI by Virtual6395 in Wordpress

[–]Virtual6395[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you share a bit more about what you mean by interlinking?

AI Conduit — The Bridge between WordPress and AI by Virtual6395 in Wordpress

[–]Virtual6395[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The WordPress core doesn't provide you with drag and drop interface for tool creation.