WP MCP 2.12.0

• Advanced Custom Fields support, for the free plugin and ACF Pro: create and update custom post types, taxonomies and field groups, and read and write field values, through ACF's own functions
• Seven new tools (38 in total): wp_acf_list, wp_acf_save_post_type, wp_acf_save_taxonomy, wp_acf_save_field_group, wp_acf_delete, wp_acf_get_values, wp_acf_set_values
• wp_create_content and wp_update_content accept an acf object so a post and its custom fields are saved in one call
• Pro-only field types (repeater, flexible content, gallery, clone) are used when ACF Pro is active and refused with a clear message on the free plugin
• ACF changes are recorded in the history and can be rolled back; creating or deleting definitions needs Full access, setting values needs Read and edit

WP MCP 2.11.4

• The header icon is now the updated WP MCP mark in the brand orange

WP MCP 2.11.3

• The admin header now shows the WP MCP icon instead of a generic bolt; the image is bundled with the plugin

WP MCP 2.11.2

• The note beside Save settings now says activation, as well as installation and editing, needs extension access

WP MCP 2.11.1

• Fixed: in the Security tab the API key field and the key-in-URL showed the word full instead of the key (a variable was reused by the new access level picker). The stored key was never changed; it displays correctly again. If you copied the key from 2.11.0, copy it again.
• No focus outline is left on icon buttons after a mouse click

WP MCP 2.11.0

• Access levels for connected apps: Read only, Read and edit, or Full access, chosen when you approve an app (Read and edit is preselected) and changeable any time in Connected apps
• Apps are only offered the tools their level allows; refused calls say which level is needed; undoing a change needs the level that could have made it
• The API key has its own level in the Security tab
• Existing connections and the API key stay at Full access until you change them

WP MCP 2.10.2

• New Works with section on the Connect tab: Gutenberg, Elementor 3 and 4, Divi 4 and 5, content, caches and settings, showing what is active on the site
• Health checks moved to the System tab; optional items such as Elementor, Divi and page caches show as information, not warnings
• The blue focus ring WordPress adds after clicking a button or link is gone; keyboard focus keeps a coral outline

WP MCP 2.10.1

• Notices from other plugins no longer appear on the WP MCP screen
• Removed the server status pill and footer credit; the blue focus box on tabs is gone
• The Tools tab is a compact list; hover a row for what a tool does
• Show and copy are icon buttons, and collapsible sections use a chevron

WP MCP 2.10.0

• Block editor (Gutenberg) tools: read blocks as an outline or one block at a time, and write block markup with replace, append, prepend, insert and replace-block modes; markup is validated before saving
• Divi 4 tools: read and write shortcode layouts section by section with nesting checks; Divi 5 sites are pointed at the block tools
• Clear caches from the assistant: object cache, transients, Elementor, Divi and eleven page cache plugins
• Read and change common site settings, validated together and rollback-able
• Activate or deactivate plugins and switch themes (off until you turn on Allow activation)
• wp_ping and wp_get_content now say which editor built each page and which cache plugins are installed
• 31 tools in total

WP MCP 2.9.2

• Cleaner typography: the admin screen now uses the Inter typeface, bundled with the plugin (no external font requests), with regular, medium, semibold and bold weights used consistently