Open-source website creation software
List Posts
List Posts. Lists blog posts, optionally filtered by keyword, status, category, tag, author or date
List Pages
List Pages. Lists site pages, optionally filtered by keyword, status or parent page
Get Page
Get Page. Gets one site page by its ID
List Categories
List Categories. Lists post categories, optionally filtered by name, parent or post
List Tags
List Tags. Lists post tags, optionally filtered by name or post
List Comments
List Comments. Lists comments, optionally filtered by post, status, author or keyword
List Media
List Media. Lists files in the media library, optionally filtered by keyword, type or attached post
Get Media
Get Media. Gets one media library file by its ID
Get Current User
Get Current User. Gets the WordPress user this connection signs in as, with roles and capabilities
List Users
List Users. Lists site users, optionally filtered by name or role
Search Site Content
Search Site Content. Searches published posts and pages, or categories and tags, by keyword
Get Site Settings
Get Site Settings. Gets the site title, tagline, URL, timezone, date format and reading settings
Create Post
Create Post. Add a new post to your WordPress site
Create Page
Create Page. Add a new page to your WordPress site
Update Post
Update Post. Change the title, content or settings of an existing post
Get Post Details
Get Post Details. Fetch one post by its ID
Get Post by ID
Get Post by ID. Gets one blog post by its ID
Create Blog Post
Create Blog Post. Creates a blog post. Saved as a draft unless a status is given
Update Blog Post
Update Blog Post. Changes only the fields you supply on an existing blog post
Move Post to Trash
Move Post to Trash. Moves a blog post to the trash, where it can still be restored
Delete Post Permanently
Delete Post Permanently. Permanently deletes a blog post, skipping the trash. This cannot be undone
Create Site Page
Create Site Page. Creates a static page. Saved as a draft unless a status is given
Update Page
Update Page. Changes only the fields you supply on an existing page
Move Page to Trash
Move Page to Trash. Moves a page to the trash, where it can still be restored
You connect with: account details.
Something happens
An Agent or workflow decides what to do
A person approves, if it matters
WordPress: create post
Connecting WordPress does not give every Agent unrestricted access to it. Each Agent needs the capability granted, the identity it acts as must be allowed, and consequential actions can wait for a person to approve them.
How Nerve controls actionsStart with one conversation your team handles every day. Give the Agent what it needs to know, connect the tools it should use, and decide where a person steps in.
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