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Webstorio exposes a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so AI agents can read project context and run permission-scoped mutations through standard tools. MCP enriches both the dashboard and CLI workflows. It does not create projects, rewrite page code, or publish sites — use Create your first site or the CLI tutorial for that.
Alpha — the Webstorio MCP server is in active development. Share feedback at [email protected].

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Requirements

  • A paid plan (Starter or higher). Free accounts receive 403.
  • Sign in with Webstorio via OAuth when the MCP client connects.
  • Enabled project features where applicable (Content & CMS, Form & Survey, Online Store, App Data). Mutating tools still enforce plan limits.

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Connect

Endpoint:

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Cursor / Claude Desktop (OAuth)

Point the client at the MCP URL only — it will discover OAuth metadata and open a browser sign-in:
On first connect, the client registers itself (dynamic client registration), redirects you to Webstorio sign-in, then stores an access token automatically.

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First workflow

  1. Ask the agent to list your projects (list_projects).
  2. Pick a project and ask for a summary (get_project) or pages (list_pages).
  3. With Content & CMS enabled, try listing types or creating an entry.
Exact tool names and parameters: MCP tools reference.

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How this fits your path

See CLI, MCP, and SDK and Use AI agents on local files.