--- title: DiviFlash MCP Overview url: "https://diviflash.com/docs/mcp/" updated: "2026-11-04" category: Divi Extensions --- # DiviFlash MCP Overview DiviFlash MCP connects AI apps like Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Cursor to your WordPress website, allowing them to create and edit content, build Divi 5 pages, import images, manage menus, and configure supported DiviFlash settings. **Important Note:** - DiviFlash MCP is available in **DiviFlash 5.8.0 or later** and supports **Divi 5 only**. - It requires **WordPress 6.9 or newer**. Older versions display a compatibility notice and prevent connections. - The AI can create and revise draft pages but cannot publish pages or modify already published pages. - AI-generated pages may not exactly match the supplied design. Review them before publishing. ## Enable MCP Access ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-1.webp) - Go to your **WordPress Dashboard > DiviFlash > MCP**. - Turn on the **MCP access** toggle in the top-right corner. Once enabled, the **Connect an AI app** section becomes available.  ## Connect an AI App You can connect DiviFlash MCP to different AI apps using a connector URL, terminal commands, or a configuration file. Follow these two steps to set up your preferred AI app. ### Step 1: Choose Your AI App Under **Choose your AI app**, select the app you want to connect. The setup and authentication methods vary by app:  ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-2.webp) **App****How to Connect****Authentication Method****Claude Chat & Cowork**Connector URLWordPress sign-in**ChatGPT**Custom MCP serverWordPress sign-in**Claude Code**Terminal commandWordPress sign-in or application password**Codex**Two terminal commandsWordPress sign-in or application password**Cursor**One-click setup or configuration fileWordPress sign-in or application password**Other MCP Apps**Server URLWordPress sign-in (if supported) or application password ### Step 2: Connect Your App After selecting an app, follow its setup instructions below. The panel on the right provides the URL, commands, or configuration needed to complete the connection.  #### Claude Chat & Cowork Connect Claude on the web, desktop app, or Cowork using a custom connector. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-3.webp) - Click **Copy connector URL**. - In Claude, open **Customize > Connectors > Add > Custom > Web**.  - Name it anything you want, paste the URL, and continue through the connector setup.  - Sign in to WordPress and click **Allow** on your website's consent page.  **Note:** Claude is moving connectors into its unified Plugins interface, so the navigation may differ by account. Free Claude plans allow one custom connector.  #### ChatGPT Add DiviFlash as a custom MCP server in ChatGPT. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-4.webp) - Click **Copy connector URL** in DiviFlash. - In ChatGPT on the web, go to **Plugins > + > Add custom MCP server**. - Name it anything you want, paste the URL under **Connection**, and select **OAuth**. - Check the confirmation box and click **Create as a plugin**. - Complete the WordPress sign-in and click **Allow**. - Install the created plugin, then type @ in a new chat and select **DiviFlash**. **Note:** Custom MCP server creation depends on your ChatGPT plan, role, and workspace permissions. #### Claude Code Connect Claude Code using a terminal command and authenticate through WordPress. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-5.webp) - Click **Copy command** and run it in your terminal. - In Claude Code, type /mcp, select the DiviFlash server, and choose **Authenticate**. - Click **Allow** on your website's consent page. **Alternative: Use an Application Password** - Click **Use an application password instead**. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-6.webp) - Check the confirmation box and click **Generate prompt**. - Click **Copy** and paste the generated prompt into Claude Code, or use **Copy config** to configure the connection manually.  ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-7.webp) #### Codex Connect Codex using the provided terminal commands. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-6-1.webp) - Click **Copy command** and run both commands in your terminal, in order. - When your browser opens, sign in to WordPress and click **Allow**. **Alternative: Use an Application Password** - Click **Use an application password instead**. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-9.webp) - Check the confirmation box and click **Generate prompt**. - Click **Copy** and paste the generated prompt into Codex, or use **Copy config** to configure it manually in ~/.codex/config.toml. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-10.webp) #### Cursor Connect Cursor using the one-click setup or an MCP configuration file. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-11.webp) - Click **Add to Cursor**, or copy the configuration into ~/.cursor/mcp.json. - In Cursor, go to **Settings > MCP** and click **Connect** beside the DiviFlash server. - Click **Allow** on your website's consent page. **Alternative: Use an Application Password** - Click **Use an application password instead**. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-12.webp) - Check the confirmation box and click **Generate prompt**. - Click **Copy** and paste the prompt into Cursor, or use **Copy config** for manual setup in ~/.cursor/mcp.json. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-13.webp) #### Other MCP Apps You can connect other AI apps that support Streamable HTTP and a compatible authentication method. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-14.webp) - Click Copy server URL and add it as a remote MCP server in your app. - If the app supports OAuth, sign in and click Allow on your website’s consent page. - If the app only accepts an authentication header, use an application password instead. **Alternative: Use an Application Password** If the app requires an authentication header: - Click **Use an application password instead**. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-15.webp) - Check the confirmation box and click **Generate prompt**. - Click **Copy** and paste the setup prompt into your AI app, or use **Copy config** for manual configuration. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-16.webp) **Important Connection Notes:** - **Local or HTTP websites:** Claude Chat & Cowork and ChatGPT require a publicly accessible HTTPS website for the standard connection. For local development, use a compatible setup through Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. - **Application passwords:** The generated password is shown only once. Save it securely and never share setup prompts or configuration files containing credentials. - **OAuth authentication:** Lets you authorize the connection through WordPress without sharing your WordPress password with the AI app. ## How You Can Use DiviFlash MCP Once connected, you can ask your AI app to create Divi pages, revise drafts, or prepare supporting content and settings. ### Start a Request in Your AI App Open your connected AI app and make sure the DiviFlash MCP connection is active. **AI App****How to Start**Claude Chat & CoworkStart a chat or Cowork task and enable your website's connector.ChatGPTOpen a chat, type @, and select the plugin by the name you gave it during setup.Claude CodeType /mcp to confirm the server is connected, then enter your request.CodexOpen Codex in the environment where you configured the MCP server and start a session.CursorCheck the connection under Settings > MCP, then open Agent chat.Other MCP AppsEnable the configured MCP server and enter your request in the app's chat or agent interface. Once the connection is active, describe what you want the AI to build or change on your website. ### Build a New Page Share a Figma link, screenshot, or written description of the page you want. The AI can then: - Analyze the design and plan the page sections. - Apply the requested content, brand colors, and fonts. - Select suitable DiviFlash and Divi modules to build the layout. - Save the completed page as a draft for review. You can find the generated draft under **Pages > All Pages** in WordPress. **Example prompt:** "Build a landing page from this Figma link. Use our brand colors and include a hero section, features grid, pricing cards, and contact form." ### Revise a Draft To update an AI-generated draft, describe the changes in your connected app. The AI edits the existing draft rather than creating a new page. **Example:** "Shorten the hero heading, arrange the pricing cards in three columns, and add a testimonials section above the footer." ### Prepare Content and Settings The AI can also perform supporting tasks when building a page. Like: **Task****What It Does****Import Images**Adds images to your Media Library from a public URL.**Add Posts and Menus**Creates sample blog posts or a menu when the page needs them.**Enable Modules**Turns on a DiviFlash module that the design requires.**Adjust Extensions**Reads and changes the settings of site-wide DiviFlash extensions, such as Back To Top. **Note:** Enabling modules and changing extension settings can affect other parts of your website, not just the new page. ### Review and Publish The AI can check the draft for common issues, including missing images, placeholder content, disabled modules, and empty sections. However, you should review the page before publishing. - Go to **Pages > All Pages** and open the draft with Divi Visual Builder. - Check its layout, content, links, images, prices, and other important details. - Ask the AI to make changes or edit the page manually. - Publish the page once everything is correct. **Note:** Always verify AI-generated content and functionality. The automated checks do not guarantee that the page is error-free. ## Manage Connected Apps The **Connected apps** section lists the AI apps authorized to access your website. Each connection is associated with a WordPress user and can be managed separately. To disconnect an app: - Go to **DiviFlash > MCP**. - Find the app under **Connected apps**. - Revoke its access. ![](https://diviflash.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/diviflash-mcp-17.webp) ## Troubleshooting If your AI app cannot connect or complete a task, check the following: **Problem****Solution**WordPress version notice in the MCP tabUpdate WordPress to 6.9 or newer.Connection options are disabledTurn on MCP access.Local or HTTP address warningUse a live HTTPS site, or connect with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.ChatGPT: “Some app settings were rejected”Check the server URL and OAuth settings. If the error continues, contact support.ChatGPT: no Add custom MCP server optionUse ChatGPT on the web. Check your plan’s access and workspace permissions.Claude: cannot add another connectorFree plans allow one custom connector. Remove the existing connector or upgrade.Sign-in fails or the app requires an authentication headerClick Use an application password instead and follow the instructions. ## Need Help? If you have any questions or need assistance, contact our support team: support@diviflash.com.