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Publishio is AI publishing that follows your design system. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or any Model Context Protocol (MCP) client directly to WordPress, then build pages and posts just by chatting. Landing pages and structured sections are assembled from your site’s own block patterns; post prose (paragraphs, headings, lists, quotes) uses native WordPress blocks styled by your theme — so the result matches your brand either way.
Publishio is not another AI writer, and it is not a page builder that reinvents your layout. It is a native MCP server for WordPress — the bridge between the AI you already use and your site. Because the AI works from the patterns your designers already approved and your theme’s own block styles, your layout, spacing, colours, and typography stay exactly as intended. That’s the difference between generic AI output and on-brand AI content that matches your design.
Everything runs on your own site. There’s no third-party service in the middle: your WordPress site exposes its own MCP endpoint, and ChatGPT or Claude connect straight to it over an authenticated connection you control. Editors and content teams can ship landing pages, blog posts, and campaign pages in minutes, in plain language, without touching the designer’s work or breaking the design system.
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This plugin includes a skill file that teaches AI assistants how to generate WordPress content correctly — using your site’s existing patterns, building pages incrementally, and following your design system rather than inventing markup.
The skill is served automatically to any connected AI assistant via MCP. Editors and content creators don’t need to configure anything — just connect your AI platform and start prompting.
To use the skill in Claude (claude.ai):
This plugin acts as a bridge between your WordPress theme and AI assistants. Here’s how it works:
WP_Block_Patterns_Registry.title, description, categories, and keywords are sent to the AI as structured data. The actual block markup is fetched separately, on demand.When a pattern has no description (or a generic one), the AI has only the title to work with for matching. A title like “Hero Section” doesn’t tell the AI whether it’s a full-width hero, a split hero with an image, a centered hero with a CTA, or a hero with a background video. The AI must then fetch the full content of every pattern that matches a keyword — adding expensive round trips — just to understand what each one looks like.
What the AI sees:
Bottom line: The more descriptive your pattern names and descriptions, the better the AI’s output. Theme authors should treat pattern metadata as documentation for AI — not just a label for the block inserter.
The source code is available on GitHub.
No. Publishio builds pages from your site’s own block patterns and your active theme’s styles, so new content inherits your existing layout, spacing, colours, and typography. It doesn’t restyle your site, edit your theme, or invent CSS — the AI assembles content from the building blocks your designers already approved. You review every section in an in-chat preview before anything is published, so nothing reaches your site without your approval.
Publishio exposes a standard MCP server on your own site at https://your-site.com/wp-json/mcp/publishio (your exact URL is shown on the Publishio dashboard page). In ChatGPT, add that URL as a custom MCP connector and authorize it — Publishio handles authentication with OAuth. The Publishio dashboard includes a step-by-step ChatGPT setup guide alongside the Claude guide.
Open the Publishio page in your WordPress dashboard. It includes a complete, step-by-step guide for adding your site’s MCP server to Claude and authorizing the connection.
Yes — Publishio adds no third-party service. It runs entirely on your own WordPress site as a self-hosted MCP server, and your site connects directly to the AI you choose; nothing is routed through rtCamp or any Publishio-operated cloud. The pages and posts you create live in your own database, exactly like any other WordPress content. The only data that leaves your site is what you send to your chosen AI assistant (ChatGPT or Claude) during a chat — the same as using that assistant anywhere else — governed by that provider’s terms.
Yes. Publishio works with any registered post type — pages, posts, and custom post types (e.g. portfolio, product, event). Just tell the AI which post type to create.
Yes. Publishio is a standard MCP server, and MCP is an open protocol. Any AI platform or client that supports MCP — including local models, coding assistants, and custom integrations — can connect to your site and build content.
No, it works with any block-based / FSE theme. Themes with well-described patterns (like Twenty Twenty-Five) yield the best results, because the AI matches patterns from their names and descriptions.
You’re always in control. The plugin shows in-chat previews of each section before anything is inserted. You can review, request changes, or approve before content is published.
Publishio is designed for block-based and Full Site Editing (FSE) themes. Classic themes without block editor support are not recommended — the AI generates Block Editor content that requires block-aware themes to render correctly.
No. Publishio generates native WordPress block markup for the Block Editor. Page builder shortcodes and proprietary formats are not supported.