Notipo App

What kfuras/notipo-app does

The kfuras/notipo-app MCP server connects AI agents to WordPress publishing workflows. Its 13 tools cover post listing, creation, updates, publishing, and deletion. Content can be supplied as Markdown and converted into Gutenberg blocks before it is sent to WordPress.

The publishing pipeline can also place images in the WordPress media library, generate featured images with AI or Unsplash, and attach SEO metadata for Rank Math, Yoast, SEOPress, or AIOSEO. Categories and tags are supported as part of post management. The project states that no WordPress plugin is required for its core publishing connection.

The repository also contains a REST API, a command-line client, and a web application. Those interfaces are separate ways to publish through the same product, while the MCP interface is intended for compatible AI agents.

How it works

For the hosted service, an MCP-compatible client sends requests to https://app.notipo.com/api/mcp. The client includes an x-api-key header for authentication. A single agent operation can run the broader publishing flow rather than requiring separate calls for Markdown conversion, media handling, metadata, and post publication.

WordPress remains the destination system. Self-hosted deployments require a WordPress site with Application Passwords enabled, along with the Notipo application and its database services. The project uses PostgreSQL and a Postgres-backed job queue; the provided Docker Compose setup starts the application components and PostgreSQL together.

The kfuras/notipo-app MCP server is suitable for agent-driven blogs, editorial automation, and workflows where generated content must become structured WordPress posts. It is less suitable if the target system is not WordPress or if the deployment cannot provide the required API credentials and infrastructure.

Setup and configuration

The hosted configuration requires an API key. The README shows this client entry:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "notipo": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://app.notipo.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": { "x-api-key": "your-api-key" }
    }
  }
}

Self-hosting uses Docker and Docker Compose. The documented setup requires a domain pointed at the server, a Notion integration, and a WordPress site with Application Passwords enabled. The environment configuration includes DATABASE_URL, ENCRYPTION_KEY, API_KEY, DOMAIN, ACME_EMAIL, and RESEND_API_KEY. The Compose deployment includes Traefik, the API, the administrative web application, and PostgreSQL, with Let's Encrypt TLS configured for the first run.

The repository describes self-hosting as unsupported beyond the project documentation. The hosted service has a free tier limited to five posts per month; its Pro plan is listed at $19 per month and includes unlimited posts plus AI featured images.

Tools and capabilities

The kfuras/notipo-app MCP server provides capabilities for:

• Listing WordPress posts.
• Creating, updating, publishing, and deleting posts.
• Converting Markdown into Gutenberg-compatible content.
• Uploading images to the WordPress media library.
• Generating featured images with AI or Unsplash.
• Applying metadata for Rank Math, Yoast, SEOPress, and AIOSEO.
• Assigning categories and tags.

The repository identifies Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other MCP-compatible agents as possible clients. The compatible client configuration documented for this listing is the HTTP MCP setup rather than a local stdio command.

Getting started with this kfuras/notipo-app MCP server

Always refer to the official documentation for the most accurate and up-to-date information.