Site settings, permalinks, search visibility, caches, plugins, WordPress updates, redirects and form entries.
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 19 tools
wp_activate_plugin— Activate an installed plugin.wp_clear_cache— Clear the site’s page cache (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, SiteGround, Cache Enabler, Autoptimize, WP Fastest Cache, Kinsta) and WordPress’s object cache.wp_create_redirect— Send visitors from one address on the site to another – e.g.wp_deactivate_plugin— Deactivate an installed plugin.wp_delete_plugin— Permanently remove an installed plugin.wp_delete_redirect— Remove a redirect.wp_install_plugin— Install a plugin from the WordPress.org directory by slug, e.g.wp_list_form_entries— Read messages people sent through a form, newest first.wp_list_forms— List the contact forms on this site from Contact Form 7, WPForms or Gravity Forms, whichever are installed, with how many entries each has stored.wp_list_plugins— List installed plugins.wp_list_redirects— List the site’s redirects.wp_raw_api— Make a raw WP REST API call.wp_set_permalink_structure— Set the URL structure for posts, e.g.wp_set_plugin_auto_update— Turn automatic updates on or off for one plugin.wp_set_privacy_page— Choose which page is the site’s Privacy Policy page (Settings > Privacy).wp_set_search_visibility— Turn “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” on or off.wp_update_core— Update WordPress itself to the latest release offered for this site, with a full site backup first.wp_update_plugin— Update one plugin to its latest version.wp_update_site_settings— Update core site settings: title, tagline, timezone, date/time format, posts per page, and which page is the homepage.
Safe mode (on by default) blocks the riskiest actions, including the raw API tool. You can change it in Cowork → Safety.