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The WordPress.org integration lets your agents and workflows manage content on a self-hosted WordPress site via the REST API — posts, media, categories, and tags. For WordPress.com sites, see WordPress. Auth type: Application Password
For how integrations work overall (permissions, authentication, troubleshooting), see the main guide: App Integrations.

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Connect WordPress (self-hosted)

  1. Go to Settings → Apps in Hyper
  2. Select WordPress (self-hosted) → Connect New
  3. Provide your site URL, WordPress username, and an Application Password

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Where to create an Application Password

  1. In your WordPress admin, go to Users → Your Profile
  2. Scroll to Application Passwords
  3. Name it “Hyper” and click Add New Application Password
  4. Copy the generated password and paste it into Hyper
Application Passwords are different from your regular WordPress login. They’re per-app credentials you can revoke at any time without changing your password.

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Common capabilities

  • Posts — create, update, delete, list, get
  • Media — upload, list, get, delete (for images and other attachments)
  • Categories — list, create
  • Tags — list, create
  • Verify credentials — confirm the connection is healthy

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Use in Chat

  1. In a chat, open the tool selector and enable WordPress (self-hosted)
  2. Ask your agent to draft and publish
Example prompt: 
Write a 1,000-word WordPress post on "AI agents for marketing teams." Use the "guides" category and tag it "ai" and "marketing." Generate a featured image, upload it, set it as the post's featured image, and publish.

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Use in Agents

In Agents → Settings, add WordPress to a content / SEO agent. Toggle approval on delete_post and delete_media if you want a safety net.

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Use in Flows

Add WordPress nodes to content workflows: research → draft → upload images → publish on schedule.

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Troubleshooting

  • 401 unauthorized: Application Passwords must be entered exactly as shown (with spaces). Confirm the WordPress user has post-publishing capability
  • REST API not found: WordPress REST API must be enabled (it’s on by default in modern WordPress). Some security plugins disable it — check https://your-site.com/wp-json/
  • Image upload failed: media uploads respect WordPress’s upload_max_filesize PHP setting on your host