WordPress-Claude MCP Integration & Import
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I already have a full HTML layout that was generated with Claude, and I need that design brought into WordPress without losing a pixel of detail. At the same time, I want WordPress to talk directly to Claude through MCP so visitors can move between the two environments as if it were one unified site—no extra log-ins or jarring hand-offs, just a seamless user experience from start to finish.
Here is what I’m after:
• Import or recreate the existing Claude-built HTML files inside WordPress as a theme or set of templates, preserving all styles, assets, and responsiveness.
• Configure MCP integration so WordPress can pass data to Claude and back in real time. Think of things like shared session data, single sign-on, or any other touch-point that removes friction for the user.
• Validate that everything works in production: pages render correctly, navigation is smooth, and the Claude interactions feel native within WordPress.
You’re free to choose the most efficient method—child theme, custom theme, or page-builder—so long as the end result looks identical to the original layout and the MCP calls fire reliably. If you’ve handled API hooks, webhooks, or custom middleware between WordPress and third-party services before, this should be right up your alley.
Deliverables I’ll sign off on:
1. WordPress theme/templates matching the Claude HTML design.
2. MCP connection fully configured, documented, and tested.
3. Brief hand-over guide outlining how to maintain or extend the integration.
If you have relevant examples or a quick roadmap for how you’d tackle the MCP handshake, include that in your proposal.
Here is what I’m after:
• Import or recreate the existing Claude-built HTML files inside WordPress as a theme or set of templates, preserving all styles, assets, and responsiveness.
• Configure MCP integration so WordPress can pass data to Claude and back in real time. Think of things like shared session data, single sign-on, or any other touch-point that removes friction for the user.
• Validate that everything works in production: pages render correctly, navigation is smooth, and the Claude interactions feel native within WordPress.
You’re free to choose the most efficient method—child theme, custom theme, or page-builder—so long as the end result looks identical to the original layout and the MCP calls fire reliably. If you’ve handled API hooks, webhooks, or custom middleware between WordPress and third-party services before, this should be right up your alley.
Deliverables I’ll sign off on:
1. WordPress theme/templates matching the Claude HTML design.
2. MCP connection fully configured, documented, and tested.
3. Brief hand-over guide outlining how to maintain or extend the integration.
If you have relevant examples or a quick roadmap for how you’d tackle the MCP handshake, include that in your proposal.