How to Connect WordPress MCP to Google Antigravity 2.0 (Step-by-Step)

If you want to automate your WordPress workflow, generate Elementor layouts with AI, and eliminate manual copy-pasting, then connecting WordPress MCP to Google Antigravity 2.0 is a game-changer.

In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn how to integrate your WordPress website with Antigravity IDE and unlock powerful AI automation features.

What is WordPress MCP & Antigravity 2.0?

WordPress MCP (Model Context Protocol) allows external tools like AI agents to interact directly with your WordPress website.

Google Antigravity 2.0 is an AI-powered IDE that lets you:

• Automate WordPress tasks
• Generate Elementor layouts
• Manage posts, pages, and media
• Improve SEO with AI

When combined, they create a powerful AI automation system for your website.

Requirements

Before starting, make sure you have:

• A WordPress website (self-hosted)
• Access to WordPress admin
• Antigravity IDE installed
• MCP Adapter plugin
• WSP WordPress MCP plugin

Step 1: Install Required MCP Plugins

First, you need to install two plugins in WordPress:

1. MCP Adapter Plugin
2. WSP WordPress MCP Plugin

How to install:

• Go to WordPress Dashboard → Plugins → Add New
• Click Upload Plugin
• Upload both plugin ZIP files
• Click Install Now and then Activate

Once activated, you’ll see a new MCP menu in your dashboard.

Step 2: Open Antigravity IDE & MCP Settings

• Open Antigravity Agent
• Launch the IDE
• Open the sidebar and locate your Agent
• Click the three dots (⋮)
• Select MCP Servers → Manage MCP Servers

Now click “View Raw Config” — this is where you’ll connect WordPress.

Step 3: Generate WordPress Application Password

To securely connect your site:

• Go to Users → All Users
• Click your Admin profile
• Scroll to Application Passwords
• Enter a name (e.g., “Antigravity Connection”)
• Click Add New

⚠️ Important: Copy this password and keep it secure.

Step 4: Add WordPress MCP Configuration

Now:

• Go to WordPress → MCP → Config Files
• Copy the Antigravity config
• Paste it into the Antigravity IDE config file

Replace the password field with your Application Password

Then:

• Save the config file
• Click Refresh MCP Servers

✅ Your WordPress MCP should now be connected!

Step 5: Explore MCP Capabilities

Once connected, your AI agent can:

• Create, edit, and delete posts
• Manage pages and taxonomies
• Handle media uploads
• Moderate comments
• Control site settings

This turns your WordPress into an AI-powered system.

Step 6: Enable Elementor (Optional but Powerful)

To generate layouts:

• Go to Plugins → Add New
• Install and activate Elementor

After activation:

• Go to MCP → Settings
• Enable Elementor capabilities

Now your AI agent can create full page layouts automatically.

Step 7: Create AI-Generated Elementor Page

Inside Antigravity IDE:

• Open your AI agent
• Enter a prompt like:

“Create a homepage for a web design agency”

Choose a strong model (recommended: Gemini 3.1 Pro)

The AI will:

• Generate a layout
• Add headings and sections
• Insert placeholder images

Step 8: Review Output in WordPress

• Go to Pages → All Pages
• Open the newly created page

You’ll see:

• A structured Elementor layout
• Placeholder images
• Editable content blocks

You can now refine it using Elementor.

Use Cases of This Integration

Here’s what you can do:

• Build landing pages from PDFs
• Automate blog publishing
• Improve SEO with AI
• Clean spam comments
• Generate layouts instantly

Important Tips

• Always use secure application passwords
• Avoid sharing credentials
• Use high-quality AI models for better output
• Start with simple prompts and iterate

Final Thoughts

Connecting WordPress MCP with Google Antigravity 2.0 unlocks a new level of automation and productivity.

Instead of manually building pages or copying content, you can now let AI handle repetitive tasks and focus on growth.

If you’re serious about scaling your WordPress workflow with AI, this setup is definitely worth implementing.

Watch the Full Tutorial

For a complete walkthrough, watch the video below:
https://youtu.be/2gRIRcqqOpo