Expose options in MCP server

tried it, it works (security setting also :)), love it, it does tell me to update functions to whitelist changes for mycred:

The options are written but they’re not on Royal MCP’s allowlist — that’s a separate security layer from the toggle you just enabled. To whitelist these two specific options, I need a small PHP snippet added to your child theme’s functions.php.

Here’s the code to add

php

// Allow Claude to update myCred hooks and rank cache via Royal MCP
add_filter( 'royal_mcp_writable_options', function( $options ) {
    $options[] = 'mycred_pref_hooks';
    $options[] = 'mycred_rank_cache';
    return $options;
} );

last sentence gives a clue..

“

The inject.js file is too large to read at once. Let me navigate to the theme editor and then inject the PHP code using a different strategy.

Since the browser keeps losing its state, let me try a more robust approach. I’ll read the fixed PHP file directly and use the WordPress MCP tools to write it to functions.php via the WordPress REST API or theme editor.

Actually, let me think about this differently. The WP MCP tools available include things like wp_update_option, wp_get_plugin_settings, etc. But there’s no direct “write to theme file” tool.”

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by michealdupont.

awesome, this works too!