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Retrieve a list of blog posts with filtering options. Filter by status, search term, category, tag, author, and date range. Results are paginated.
Browse the site's media library. Filter by media type (image, video, audio, application) or search by keyword. Results are paginated.
Update a post tag name, description, or slug. For WordPress.com, tagId may be the numeric ID returned by list/create tools or the tag slug.
Retrieve the profile of the currently authenticated user, including display name, email, avatar, and roles.
Create a new post category. Categories are hierarchical — you can specify a parent category to create subcategories.
Permanently delete a blog post by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
Create a new page on the WordPress site. Pages are hierarchical and can have parent pages. Supports setting title, content, status, parent page, and featured image.
Upload an image, document, or other supported file to the WordPress media library from a publicly accessible URL. Returns the created media item ID and URL for use as a featured image or attachment.
Retrieve a single post category by ID. For WordPress.com, a category slug is also accepted.
Update an existing blog post. Can modify the title, content, excerpt, status, categories, tags, featured image, slug, and other settings. Only provided fields are updated.
Search across posts and pages on the site by keyword. Returns matching content with titles, excerpts, and URLs. Useful for finding specific content or checking for duplicate topics.
Update common editable WordPress site settings. Only provided fields are changed.
Retrieve a list of users on the WordPress site. Filter by search term or role. Results are paginated.
Create a new blog post on the WordPress site. Supports setting title, content, excerpt, status (draft/publish/pending/private), scheduling via date, post format, categories, tags, featured image, and comment settings.
Delete a tag. Posts with this tag will not be deleted but will lose this tag assignment.
Retrieve a single post tag by ID. For WordPress.com, a tag slug is also accepted.
Permanently delete a page by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
Update metadata of an existing media item including title, caption, alt text, and description. Only provided fields are updated.
Permanently delete a comment by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
Update a post category name, description, parent, or slug. For WordPress.com, categoryId may be the numeric ID returned by list/create tools or the category slug.
Retrieve site traffic statistics including page views, visitors, and top posts. **Only available for WordPress.com sites and Jetpack-connected self-hosted sites.**
Permanently delete a media item from the library. This action cannot be undone.
Delete a category. Posts in this category will not be deleted but will be reassigned to the default category.
Retrieve editable WordPress site settings such as title, description, timezone, date format, time format, and default content settings.
Create a new post tag for organizing and labeling content.
Retrieve a single blog post by its ID, including full content, metadata, and comment count.
Retrieve details of a single media item by its ID, including URL, dimensions, caption, and alt text.
Moderate a comment by updating its status (approve, hold, spam, or trash) or editing its content.
Add a new comment to a post. Can create top-level comments or replies to existing comments by specifying a parent comment ID.
Retrieve a list of pages with optional filtering by status, search term, and sorting. Results are paginated.
Retrieve all tags on the site. Tags are flat (non-hierarchical) taxonomy terms used to describe posts. Supports search filtering.
Retrieve all categories on the site. Categories are hierarchical and can be used to organize posts. Supports search filtering.
Retrieve general site information including title, description, URL, and other metadata. Useful for verifying site configuration and connectivity.
Retrieve comments from the site. Can filter by post ID, status, and search term. Results are paginated.
Update an existing page. Can modify the title, content, status, parent page, and other settings. Only provided fields are updated.