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What is AcrossAI MCP Manager?
A plain-English introduction to MCP Manager — the safe way to connect AI assistants and code editors to your WordPress site.
Getting started: connect your first AI client
The five-minute path from a fresh install to an AI client talking to your site.
MCP servers: add, delete, update, enable & disable
Manage one or many MCP servers from the Servers list — add new ones, switch them on or off, and read their route details.
Connecting an AI client (MCP Clients tab)
Generate a password and copy a ready-made JSON config for Claude, VS Code, Copilot, Codex, Cursor, Gemini or a custom client.
Application passwords & security
How MCP Manager keeps your credentials safe using WordPress Application Passwords — and how to view or revoke them.
CLI connections (npm / npx)
Let terminal users connect the AcrossAI CLI with one command and a browser approval — no config files to edit by hand.
WP-CLI (STDIO transport)
Connect a local MCP client by launching WP-CLI as a subprocess — no credentials sent over the network.
AI Connectors: one-click Claude, ChatGPT & Grok
An optional add-on that connects your site to hosted AI connectors with a single URL and a consent screen — no config files.
MCP servers & exposure
What MCP means, and how to control which abilities your AI assistants can see over it.