WordPress.com

Let your agents run your WordPress.com and Jetpack sites — list sites, read posts, comments, categories, tags, media and stats, and write or update posts as drafts or published articles.

Connection

Authentication: OAuth 2.0 — you authorize Atako via WordPress.com’s consent screen; no key to copy.
Scopes requested:
- global

Nothing to paste: click Connect, sign in with your WordPress.com account and approve Atako — it gets access to all your WordPress.com sites and your Jetpack-connected sites. Prerequisite on the Atako side — an administrator registers an application in the WordPress.com Applications Manager (https://developer.wordpress.com/apps/new/) with the redirect URL ${API_URL}/integrations/oauth/callback, and puts its Client ID and Client Secret in INTEGRATION_OAUTH_WORDPRESS_CLIENT_ID / _CLIENT_SECRET.See WordPress.com’s documentation.

Read actions (10)

Action	Description
`get_me`	Read the connected WordPress.com user (ID, username, display name, primary site). Use it to check the connection.
`get_post`	Read one post in full: title, HTML content, excerpt, status, date, author, categories, tags, featured image and URL.
`get_site`	Read one site: name, description, URL, language, whether it is a Jetpack site, post and subscriber counts.
`get_site_stats`	Read the site traffic summary: views and visitors today and yesterday, best day, all-time views, visitors and posts.
`list_categories`	List the post categories of a site (ID, name, slug, post count).
`list_comments`	List the comments of a site, newest first, with author name, content, status and the post they belong to.
`list_media`	List the media library of a site (ID, URL, file name, MIME type, title, dimensions). The ID is what featured_image expects.
`list_posts`	List or search the posts (or pages) of a site, newest first by default, with their ID, title, status, date, URL and excerpt.
`list_sites`	List the sites the connected user belongs to (WordPress.com and Jetpack) with their ID, name and URL. Start here: every other action takes one of these sites.
`list_tags`	List the post tags of a site (ID, name, slug, post count).

Write actions (2)

Action	Description
`create_post`	Create a post or page on a site. Arguments: site (string, domain or ID), title (string), content (string of HTML), excerpt (string), status (one of draft, publish, pending, private, future — defaults to draft here), date (ISO 8601 string), categories and tags (ONE comma-separated string each, e.g. “News,Product”), format (enum), featured_image (media ID as a string), slug (string), type (“post” or “page”), sticky and publicize (booleans). Returns the created post with its ID and URL.
`update_post`	Update an existing post — only the fields you pass change. Arguments: site (string, domain or ID), post_id (integer), then any of title (string), content (string of HTML — replaces the whole body), excerpt (string), status (one of draft, publish, pending, private, future), date (ISO 8601 string), categories and tags (ONE comma-separated string each; they replace the current ones), format (enum), featured_image (media ID as a string, "" to remove), slug (string), sticky and publicize (booleans).

Permissions

Every action above must be explicitly granted to an agent before it can be used. See Permissions for the grant model and Security for how credentials are protected.

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WordPress.com

Connection

Read actions (10)

Write actions (2)

Permissions

​Connection

​Read actions (10)

​Write actions (2)

​Permissions

Connection

Read actions (10)

Write actions (2)

Permissions