wordpress-publisher
Publish content directly to WordPress sites via REST API with full Gutenberg block support. Create and publish posts/pages, auto-load and select categories from website, generate SEO-optimized tags, preview articles before publishing, and generate Gutenberg blocks for tables, images, lists, and rich formatting. Use when user wants to publish to WordPress, post to blog, create WordPress article, update WordPress post, or convert markdown to Gutenberg blocks.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/asif2bd/wordpress-publishing-skill-for-claudeWhat This Skill Does
The WordPress Publisher skill is an advanced automation tool designed for OpenClaw agents to interface seamlessly with WordPress sites via the REST API. It bridges the gap between raw markdown content and the complex Gutenberg editor. By handling everything from authentication and category synchronization to the conversion of text into sophisticated Gutenberg blocks (including tables, images, and lists), this skill eliminates manual formatting tasks. It additionally offers built-in SEO capabilities by analyzing content to suggest relevant categories and generate search-engine-optimized tags automatically, ensuring that content is ready for publication the moment it is generated.
Installation
To install this skill, run the following command in your OpenClaw environment:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/asif2bd/wordpress-publishing-skill-for-claude
Once installed, ensure you have your site's application password ready, as the skill requires secure credentials to communicate with the WordPress REST API.
Use Cases
- Bulk Publishing: Ideal for content creators who need to migrate large volumes of markdown articles to WordPress without manual copy-pasting.
- Automated Blogging: Perfect for agents managing multiple niche sites that require regular updates and consistent category tagging.
- SEO Content Workflows: Best for users looking to streamline the research-to-publishing pipeline, where tag generation and category mapping must happen in real-time.
- DevOps/Documentation: Useful for technical teams who maintain documentation sites and want to push updates directly from their codebase or documentation repository.
Example Prompts
- "Publish the drafted article about 'The Future of AI' to my WordPress site. Use the 'Technology' category and generate appropriate SEO tags."
- "Convert this markdown file into a formatted WordPress post with Gutenberg blocks for the images and table, then save it as a draft."
- "Can you check my WordPress site for existing categories, suggest the best one for this new draft, and then publish it?"
Tips & Limitations
- Application Passwords: Always use an 'Application Password' rather than your administrative login password. This provides better security and allows for revocation without changing your primary password.
- Preview First: Always use the preview function to ensure that complex Gutenberg blocks render correctly before hitting the final publish button.
- Permissions: Ensure the user associated with the application password has sufficient roles (typically 'Editor' or 'Author') to create and publish posts on your site.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-asif2bd-wordpress-publishing-skill-for-claude": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: external-api, network-access
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