Backups you take on request, an undo for recent changes, and restore from a backup or from an earlier revision.
You never need to type a tool name. Ask Claude in plain English and it picks the right tools. This list is here so you can see what is possible.
The 10 tools
wp_backup— Create a full site backup snapshot: pages and posts (block layout kept as stored), products, comments, categories, tags, media details (not the image files), users, settings, plugins, and the site design (global styles,wp_check_backup_needed— Report whether a backup has already been taken today, so a fresh one can be offered before making changes.wp_get_change— Show one change in detail: what the item looked like before, and what it looks like now (title, status, and whether the content changed and by how much).wp_get_revision— Get the full content of one revision, so it can be compared with the current version.wp_list_backups— List available backup snapshots with timestamps, labels, and sizes.wp_list_changes— Changes that can be undone: edits to posts, pages, products and patterns, and to site-wide design (global styles and custom CSS, customised templates and template parts, block navigation menus) made through this connectiwp_list_revisions— List saved revisions of a post or page, newest first.wp_restore— Restore site content from a backup snapshot.wp_restore_revision— Roll a post or page back to a previous revision.wp_undo_change— Put a post, page or product back exactly as it was before a change (title, content, excerpt, status, featured image, template, prices, SEO fields).
Good to know
- Backups are taken when you ask. There is no automatic daily backup. Claude checks whether a backup exists for today and offers one before bigger changes.
- A backup stays on your own server, in
wp-content/uploads/coworkmcp-backups/, which is blocked from web access. The newest 5 are kept; taking a 6th removes the oldest. - Restoring overwrites what is there now, so take a fresh backup first.