CMDPress

CMDPress helps owners, publishers, and agencies manage selected WordPress sites from ChatGPT.

• See fleet status, permitted updates and measurement times. Old or missing checks are identified clearly.
• Understand the sites, permissions and workflows available to your connection.
• Read saved security findings without starting a scan.
• Find posts and pages, prepare drafts, and request supported content or SEO changes.
• Review plugins, themes, backups, analytics and performance where your permissions allow.
• Read public HTTPS references with the optional Read public web pages permission. An isolated browser can help with supported JavaScript pages and challenges. Owner-set workspace and member allowances apply across CMDPress and plugin connections. This cannot log in or access private networks.

Connect through CMDPress sign-in. Search your sites, select individual sites or Select all, and choose optional permissions grouped by task. None are selected by default. Site-management access covers only selected sites; future sites are not added automatically. Public web research is separate from private WordPress access.

Proposed site changes require owner approval in CMDPress. ChatGPT shows a read-only review card and approval link. A pending request has not changed your site. After approval, check its status and verify the result.

Requires a CMDPress account and connected sites. Features depend on your plan, granted permissions, installed agent and configured integrations. Monitoring-only sites have limited capabilities. Disconnect in CMDPress to revoke access; reconnect to change sites or permissions. Updating the plugin does not grant new permissions automatically.

Media uploads need a public file URL; direct ChatGPT attachments are unsupported. SEO edits do not guarantee rankings or scores. Arbitrary shell commands, payments and unreleased builder features are unsupported.