Je pilote WordPress via Novamira presque tous les jours depuis des mois, et c'est le pont le plus propre que j'aie trouvé entre un agent IA (je tourne sous Claude Code) et une vraie installation WP. Le plugin expose WordPress comme serveur MCP : l'agent lit et agit réellement sur le site au lieu de deviner à partir de captures. Audit complet d'une install, lister / comparer / désactiver des plugins en masse, créer 10 articles d'un coup depuis un CSV, convertir un site Classic Editor vers Gutenberg, sortir une feature WooCommerce custom en deux prompts. La version Pro va plus loin : migration Elementor v3 vers v4 en un prompt, pages Bricks à partir d'un brief structuré, et un vocabulaire commun à ACF, JetEngine, Meta Box et Pods pour que l'agent parle chaque stack de champs custom. La fonction Memory permet à chaque projet d'hériter de mes conventions (couleurs, polices, nommage) d'une session à l'autre. Ce que je respecte le plus : c'est volontairement dev/staging only, avec un marqueur rouge "Novamira ON" dans la barre d'admin. L'équipe prend le risque "l'IA peut tout supprimer" au sérieux au lieu de l'esquiver.
Novamira is an MCP server that gives AI agents full access to WordPress. You install it, connect your favorite AI client, and the agent works inside your site at the PHP level: the database, the files, every plugin you have loaded.
We built it because AI agents are great at coding now, and we wanted them to work with a WordPress site the way a developer does. What if the AI could just run PHP directly inside WordPress, read what is already there, and build its own tools when it needs to? It can also author in Gutenberg with any block you have installed, and run WP-CLI commands.
Skills are how you make this fit your project. You write short Markdown playbooks for the things your agent should know about your site (how you build pages, your content structure, how a specific plugin behaves here) and it picks them up automatically. There is even a built-in skill that teaches your AI to write new ones.
The AI can do anything PHP can do. That is the whole point, and it is why we built crash recovery, safe mode, and authentication on every request. Recommended for staging environments with backups.
It is free, open source, and works with Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, OpenAI Codex, and any MCP client. We would love to hear how you would use it. Ask us anything.
@giovanni_cintolo Hey Giovanni, congrats on the launch. The skills idea is the smart part, an agent that knows how your site is built beats one guessing from generic WordPress conventions every time. The line I'd zoom in on is "recommended for staging environments with backups", because it quietly admits the real tension: an agent with full PHP and DB access is one badly-phrased task away from a destructive write on a live site. Crash recovery and safe mode help after something breaks, but the scarier case is the operation that succeeds technically and does the wrong thing, drops a table, overwrites content, runs a migration nobody meant. So where's the line between "agent fixes my site" and "agent confidently nukes it"? Is there a dry-run or diff-before-commit on destructive actions, or does it execute and rely on the backup as the undo? For staging that's a shrug, but everyone eventually points this at production, and that's where reversibility becomes the whole product. Upvoted.
@artem_fedorovich Thanks for the kind words! A real dry-run doesn't exist in WordPress, any call could go through filters and action hooks with their own side effects. A fake dry-run would just give false confidence.
Reversibility lives upstream: a client that proposes before executing, waits for you to say go, agentic coding. Some do this well, others don't. The plugin won't pretend to enforce it. Staging with backups is the recommendation, pointing this at production is a choice the developer makes with eyes open, and one we don't recommend.
We have been collecting community videos and demos over the past few months.
A small sample of what people have done with it:
Paul Charlton, This Free Tool Turns Claude Into Your WordPress Assistant: https://novamira.ai/video/novamira-wordpress-ai-plugin-review/
Darrel Wilson, Easily Connect Claude AI to WordPress in 3 Minutes: https://novamira.ai/video/easily-connect-claude-ai-to-wordpress-in-3-minutes/
Rino de Boer, I Connected Claude to WordPress... Then Tried Elementor: https://novamira.ai/video/i-connected-claude-to-wordpress-then-tried-elementor/
Jono Catliff, Build a WordPress Website in 20 Minutes with Claude Code: https://novamira.ai/video/build-a-wordpress-website-in-20-minutes-with-claude-code/
The full archive (more community videos and our own demos) is at https://novamira.ai/video/.
I habe been using Novamira for a week now on a new site dev/build. The number of hours it has already saved me is immense. This is not a plugin to merely read the Wordpress site or generate content or posts/pages. This is the glue to build and manage Wordpress sites intelligently. Novamira sees and interacts with everything on your site. And when you connect the MCP with other MCPs in an IDE or CLI like Cursor/Windsurf/VS it becomes brilliantly awesome at everything from troubleshooting to building pages, posts and plugins.
@trevorhikes thanks Trevor! ❤️
A friend showed me this and I bought it instantly. I am daily user. Creating ACF fields by saying things like "Create a CPT for actors and field group for them like IMDB" and it just doing or saying things like populate the cpt with demo data save so much time
I love Novamira! And now that you have added support for the WordPress block editor (or Gutenberg as some still call it) this is definitely my go-to tool for the development and management of my websites in the future. Thank you so much, @giovanni_cintolo and team. I can't wait to see you at WordCamp Europe in Kraków next week. I'm sure you will be quite busy giving demos of Novamira. 🙂
@anne_mieke_bovelett1 Thank you so much, Anne! 🙏 The block editor support was a big push