Audit WordPress content in ChatGPT with Windsor.ai

Create a blog post on the connected WordPress site. Content is HTML or Gutenberg block markup and is stored as given. Defaults to a draft; pass status 'publish' to publish immediately, or status 'future' with a date to schedule. categories, tags, featured_media and author take numeric IDs, which the Categories, Tags, Media and Users tables provide. Editable afterwards via update_post.

Update an existing blog post on the connected WordPress site. post_id is the numeric ID from the Posts table. Only the fields provided are changed; everything else keeps its current value. Set status 'publish' to publish a draft, or 'draft' to unpublish. categories and tags replace the current terms rather than adding to them, and content, title and excerpt are replaced wholesale: send the complete new value, as text is never appended to what is already there. Changing the title, content or excerpt keeps the previous version as a revision in the Post Revisions table, which is the only way back from an accidental overwrite.

Create a page on the connected WordPress site. Content is HTML or Gutenberg block markup and is stored as given. Defaults to a draft; pass status 'publish' to publish immediately, or status 'future' with a date to schedule. parent takes the ID of another page to nest this one under it, menu_order controls ordering among siblings, and template is a theme template file such as 'templates/full-width.php'. Editable afterwards via update_page.

Update an existing page on the connected WordPress site. page_id is the numeric ID from the Pages table. Only the fields provided are changed; everything else keeps its current value. Set status 'publish' to publish a draft, or 'draft' to unpublish. content, title and excerpt are replaced wholesale: send the complete new value, as text is never appended to what is already there. Changing the title, content or excerpt keeps the previous version as a revision in the Page Revisions table, which is the only way back from an accidental overwrite.

Create a post category on the connected WordPress site. name is required; slug is derived from the name when omitted. parent takes another category's ID to nest this one under it. The new category's ID can then be passed to create_post or update_post.

Update an existing post category on the connected WordPress site. category_id is the numeric ID from the Categories table. Only the fields provided are changed. Renaming a category does not change its slug unless slug is passed too, so existing links keep working.

Create a post tag on the connected WordPress site. name is required; slug is derived from the name when omitted. Tags are flat, so unlike categories they cannot be nested. The new tag's ID can then be passed to create_post or update_post.

Update an existing post tag on the connected WordPress site. tag_id is the numeric ID from the Tags table. Only the fields provided are changed. Renaming a tag does not change its slug unless slug is passed too, so existing links keep working.