Work on your WordPress website with Codex, Claude Code, Claude Desktop or another compatible MCP client. DiviOps Agent connects the DiviOps AI harness to your site, so your agent can inspect existing content and help build and improve native, editable Divi 5 pages.
DiviOps is in public beta. It targets Divi 5 today, with WordPress as the wider foundation. Your agent works in its own client; this plugin provides the authenticated WordPress REST bridge.
What you can do with Free
- Build and update native Divi page content that remains editable in the Visual Builder.
- Inspect module schemas and validate block structures before applying supported changes.
- Inspect and manage supported Divi presets and design variables, including preset audits.
- Work with supported Divi Library and Theme Builder operations.
- Inspect site capabilities and diagnose the connected setup.
- Inspect saved layout snapshots and use supported guarded restore operations. These are not full-site backups.
Available operations depend on your installed versions, WordPress permissions and the capabilities reported by the connected site. A successful structural check does not replace a visual review.
Bring your project context
Keep your audience, page goals, design references and review steps in your AI client's project documentation. Use the DiviOps authoring skills alongside that context to guide repeatable workflows. The WordPress plugin does not store or manage those client-side documents.
How the pieces fit together
Your AI client runs the separately installed DiviOps MCP server. That server connects to this plugin using a WordPress Application Password. The plugin's WordPress dashboard shows installed components and supported status information; it is not an AI chat interface or proof of an active MCP connection.
Start with a staging site, ask the agent to inspect before editing, and review the result before publishing.
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Real workflows
Free and optional Pro
This listing distributes the Free WordPress plugin. Selected advanced workflows, including supported cross-environment apply operations, require separate Pro components. Installing this plugin does not enable every DiviOps tool. The capability handshake identifies what the connected site supports.
Divi is a registered trademark of Elegant Themes, Inc. DiviOps Agent is not affiliated with or endorsed by Elegant Themes.
External services and authentication
DiviOps Agent is a WordPress REST bridge. Normal Free plugin runtime does not require the plugin to contact DiviOps servers.
To use the plugin, you run the separately distributed
@diviops/mcp-server package, which is published through npm. Depending on your installation method,
npx or npm may download that package from the npm registry. The MCP server then connects to your WordPress site with WordPress Application Password authentication.
Relevant external service:
Do not paste Application Passwords, license keys, access tokens, cookies, or other secrets into issue comments, documentation examples, screenshots, or repository files. Keep credentials in your AI client's local MCP configuration or environment variables.
Privacy
The plugin does not add analytics or tracking. It exposes authenticated REST endpoints on your WordPress site. What data is read or written depends on the MCP tools you choose to run, your WordPress user's permissions, and the installed DiviOps plugin capabilities.
- Install DiviOps Agent from Plugins > Add New, or upload
diviops-agent.zip.
- Activate DiviOps Agent and confirm Divi 5 is active on the site.
- Create a WordPress Application Password from Users > Profile > Application Passwords.
- Configure the separately installed DiviOps MCP server in your compatible AI client with your site URL, WordPress username and Application Password.
- Follow the setup guide to add the DiviOps authoring skills where supported, then ask your agent to inspect the site's capabilities before editing.
See the
DiviOps setup guide for client configuration and connection checks.