PABAA AI MCP solution for WordPress and WooCommerce
What the MCP server gives your agents
One server on your site, with clear rules for every agent that uses it.
A server on your own site
The server runs inside WordPress at your own address, under the wp-json route. Your agents talk to your site, not to a middle service.
Open standards
It speaks JSON-RPC 2.0, streams answers with server-sent events, and describes itself in OpenAPI 3.1, so many AI tools can use it.
Tools in clear groups
The tools are sorted into six groups, such as content and builders. Each tool does one job, like finding posts or updating a product.
A token for each agent
Every agent gets its own token. You can see which agents have access, and you can remove a token when an agent no longer needs it.
A test playground
Try a request before an agent does. The playground sends a real tools/call request, such as wp_query_content, and shows the answer.
Snapshots for safety
The Security and Snapshots tab keeps snapshots of your content ready, so you have a way back after a change you did not want.
What an AI MCP solution is
AI agents can write, sort and check content, but they need a safe way into your site. The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for that. It lets an agent ask a server which tools it offers, then use them one request at a time.
The PABAA AI MCP solution brings that standard to WordPress. It runs inside your own site, so your content never passes through a middle service. Your agents send their requests to one address, and the server decides what each of them may do.
What your agents can reach
The AI MCP solution works with the parts of a store that matter most. It reaches your WordPress posts and pages, your WooCommerce products and orders, and the SEO fields of Rank Math or Yoast. It can also work with layouts built in WoodMart or Elementor.
The tools are sorted into six groups, such as content and builders. Each tool does one clear job, like finding posts or changing a product field. That keeps every request small, easy to read and easy to check later.
How to connect an agent
The server address sits on your own site, under the wp-json route, for example /wp-json/pabaa-mcp/v1/mcp. Create a token for the agent first, then give the agent the address and its token. The Client Connectors tab shows how to add both to the AI tool you use.
Before an agent starts real work, try a request yourself. The test playground sends a real tools/call request, such as wp_query_content, and shows you the full answer. You see exactly what the agent will see, so there are no surprises.
Staying in control
With the AI MCP solution, every agent has its own token, and each token can be removed on its own. So you can give access to one agent for one task, then take it back when the task is done. Nothing else changes for your other agents.
The Security and Snapshots tab keeps snapshots of your content ready, so a change you did not want has a way back. If you have a question about your setup, open a ticket in the Support Center, and a person will reply.
Key takeaways
- The AI MCP solution runs inside your own WordPress site.
- It speaks JSON-RPC 2.0, with server-sent events and an OpenAPI 3.1 description.
- Agents reach WordPress, WooCommerce, Rank Math or Yoast, and WoodMart or Elementor.
- Every agent has its own token, and snapshots keep a way back.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the MCP server run?
Inside your own WordPress site, at an address under the wp-json route. Your agents talk to your site directly.
Can I stop an agent from using my site?
Yes. Each agent has its own token. Remove that token, and the agent can no longer reach the server.
Can I test a request first?
Yes. The test playground sends a real request, such as wp_query_content, and shows you the answer before any agent uses it.
Ready to connect your first agent?
Tell us which AI tool you use and what you want it to do. We will help you set up the server and its first token.