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Is mcp-wordpress MCP Server Safe? Trust Score: 71.0/100

Independent trust assessment for the mcp-wordpress MCP server. Category: content. Source: github.

mcp-wordpress is an MCP server with a Nerq Trust Score of 71.0/100 (B). Ranked #13079 of 31254 MCP servers on Nerq. Nerq Verified — recommended for production use. Its strongest signal is compliance (97/100). Last verified: 2026-04-28.
71.0
out of 100 — Nerq MCP Server Trust Score
B MCP Server content verified

Trust Assessment

Trusted — mcp-wordpress demonstrates solid trust signals and meets the Nerq Verified threshold. It shows good security practices, active maintenance, and healthy community adoption.

Trust Signal Breakdown

Security
0
Code quality, vulnerability exposure, and security practices.
Compliance
97
Regulatory alignment. EU AI Act risk class: minimal.
Maintenance
1
Update frequency, issue responsiveness, active development.
Documentation
1
README quality, API docs, usage examples.
Popularity
0
Community adoption. 0 stars on github.

Details

Authorcrunchtools
Categorycontent
Stars0
Sourcehttps://github.com/crunchtools/mcp-wordpress
ProtocolMCP (Model Context Protocol)
Popularity#13079 of 31254 MCP servers
Frameworksanthropic

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is mcp-wordpress MCP server safe to use?
mcp-wordpress has a Nerq Trust Score of 71.0/100, earning a B grade. Trusted — mcp-wordpress demonstrates solid trust signals and meets the Nerq Verified threshold. It shows good security practices, active maintenance, and healthy community adoption. Its strongest signal is compliance (97/100). It is Nerq Verified, meeting the 70+ trust threshold. Always review the full KYA report before integrating any MCP server into production.
What is mcp-wordpress's trust score?
Nerq assigns mcp-wordpress a trust score of 71.0 out of 100, with a grade of B. This score is computed from security, compliance, maintenance activity, documentation quality, and community adoption (0 stars). Compliance score: 97/100. EU AI Act risk class: minimal. Scores are updated daily based on the latest publicly available signals.
Are there higher-rated alternatives to mcp-wordpress?
In the content category, higher-rated MCP servers include olgasafonova/mediawiki-mcp-server, mcp-markdown-bible-enricher, zdfmediathek-mcp (scores: 73, 72, 71). mcp-wordpress scores 71.0/100. When choosing between MCP servers, consider security (0), maintenance (1), and documentation (1). Use Nerq's KYA endpoint for detailed analysis.

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