From your request to your WordPress site.
You describe the task in your AI client. Avius gives the agent a way to inspect and work on your WordPress site through MCP.
AviusThe connectionYour AI client sends a request. Avius runs the authorized tool in WordPress and returns the result.
Install on your development site.
Add Avius to a WordPress installation where you can install plugins. Keep a current backup and begin on staging. Check the release requirements before activation.
Read the setup guideConnect the agent you use.
Open the connection settings in Avius and follow the instructions for your AI client. Use the endpoint shown by your own installation and the authentication method supported by that client.
MCP provides the connection format. Availability of remote connections and authorization flows depends on the client and its plan.
Connect an AI agentAsk it to look before it changes.
Begin with a bounded request: list the active plugins, identify the page builder, or summarize a page. This confirms that the connection can reach the site and gives you a useful starting point.
Make one change. Check the result.
Describe the intended outcome and what should remain untouched. Review the proposed work in your client, then check the actual page, data, or behavior after the tools run.
Save useful project notes with Pro so your agent can retrieve them in a later session.