Your AI can finally work on your site.

Get Jetpack free and connect it to WordPress.com, if you haven’t yet. Add WordPress to ChatGPT or Claude. Sign in with the WordPress.com account your site uses, and say yes. Ask for a job. Want to try it safely first? Choose Read only when you connect.

The AI in the editor comes with Jetpack. It helps while you write a post or page, with drafts, spelling, images and more. Your own AI is an app like ChatGPT or Claude. Once you connect it, you ask in a chat. It does jobs across your site, like fixing a price on every page or checking your stats. You can use both.

Using an AI agent on your Jetpack site is free for a limited time.* You don’t need a paid Jetpack plan while the offer runs. Some jobs use paid Jetpack products. For example, checking your backups needs VaultPress Backup, and each prompt says what it needs. The AI in the editor gives every site 20 free requests, and they don’t renew. For more, get the Jetpack AI plan or Jetpack Complete.

ChatGPT and Claude: add WordPress, sign in and say yes. Coding agents work too, like Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Codex, each with a one-line setup command. So does any other app that supports MCP. See how to connect.

MCP is how AI apps like ChatGPT and Claude connect to your site. You don’t set anything up. When you add WordPress and say yes, MCP turns on for your site.

It can write and edit posts and pages, or change one block and leave the rest alone. It can manage comments and change your title and tagline. It can read your views and visitors, your backup status and your Jetpack Scan results. It can start a new scan and turn on downtime alerts. It can’t restore a backup, fix a security threat or make your site faster. It can’t show your top posts or where visitors come from.

That depends on your AI app’s settings, like whether it runs in manual or auto mode and which tools need your approval. If you want to be sure, connect it as read only, so it can look but not change anything. It never gets more access than your own WordPress role, and every change shows in the Jetpack AI activity log.

Everything your AI does is in the Jetpack AI activity log, so you can see what changed and when. Ask for drafts if you want to check posts before they go live. Trashed posts come back for 30 days. Some things can’t be undone, like a deleted image or an edit that replaced old text. With VaultPress Backup, a paid product, you can take your whole site back to before a change. You do the restore, not your AI.

WordPress.com doesn’t use data from these tools to train AI models. What your AI reads goes to the app you chose, like ChatGPT or Claude, as part of your chat. That app’s own privacy rules apply there.

Yes. It works on any WordPress site with Jetpack connected to WordPress.com, wherever it’s hosted. One connection reaches every site on your WordPress.com account.