A WordPress MCP adapter — Automattic’s remote, a local npx process, a block per site — is the right shape for one blog you own. It is the wrong shape for an agency Tuesday.
What one adapter per site costs you
- A JSON block copied by hand, twenty times.
- An application password sitting in a file.
- Full write, or nothing.
- No record of what the model did.
- One question, one site, twenty times.
What a fleet server changes
One plugin per site, paired once. No wp-admin password stored. MCP stays read-only. The dashboard asks before a write. The log keeps site, action, result. Ask once; the answer covers the group.
When the adapter is still fine
A single site, you are the only admin, you accept a local process. The day you add a second client host, the adapter becomes inventory you cannot see. That is the switch. Voir aussi : one hosted server for the fleet.
