Airo WP AI Builder is a WordPress plugin that exposes your site to AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It also bundles a curated set of Gutenberg block patterns built on the Twenty Twenty-Five (tt5) theme, giving any connected AI a ready-made vocabulary for assembling pages.
- MCP Server — Registers an MCP-compatible endpoint. Tools cover posts, pages, media, templates, navigation menus, and global styles.
- Block Patterns — Curated Gutenberg patterns for the Twenty Twenty-Five theme, sourced from DesignSetGo (deferred automatically when DesignSetGo is active).
- AI-agnostic — Connect Claude, GPT, Gemini, or any MCP-compatible client. No specific AI is bundled or required.
- Site generation — build a complete WordPress site from a single prompt
- Conversational setup — add pages, swap images, and update layouts through plain-English chat
- WooCommerce storefront — auto-configure a storefront with AI-generated products from a single prompt
| Plugin name | Airo WP AI Builder |
| Text domain | airo-wp |
| Version | 0.3.5 |
| Requires WordPress | 6.9+ |
| Requires PHP | 7.4+ |
| License | GPLv2 or later |
| Author | GoDaddy |
| Repository | godaddy-wordpress/airo-wp |
Do not install by downloading the repository source. vendor/ and dist/ are
generated at build time and are not committed, so a source checkout or GitHub's
"Download ZIP" produces a plugin that loads nothing and registers no blocks. Use one
of these instead:
From a release (recommended) — every release attaches a built, installable zip:
- Download
airo-wp-<version>.zipfrom Releases. - In wp-admin, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin and upload it.
- Activate Airo WP AI Builder.
Automatic updates from this repository — install
Git Updater, which reads the GitHub Plugin URI,
Primary Branch and Release Asset headers in airo-wp.php and offers each new
release as a normal WordPress update. It installs the attached build, not the source
zipball. Pre-releases are flagged as such on GitHub, so Git Updater does not offer
them as updates.
From source, for development — clone the repository and build it; see CONTRIBUTORS.md.
See CONTRIBUTORS.md for environment setup, architecture, coding standards, and pull request expectations.
GPLv2 or later. See LICENSE.