NPATI

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• Get NPATI account context

  Shows the connected NPATI account’s display name, market, timezone, plan, and currently available plugin capabilities. Use it when market, timezone, or feature availability affects the user’s request.

• List WordPress articles

  Lists articles from one WordPress site that the user explicitly enabled for ChatGPT in NPATI Hub. Use npati_list_wordpress_integrations first to obtain connection_id.

• Get a WordPress article

  Reads one WordPress article, including editable HTML, categories, tags, featured media, SEO fields, status, URLs, and content_hash. Always call this immediately before updating, publishing, or scheduling an existing article.

• List WordPress categories and tags

  Lists existing categories and tags from an explicitly enabled WordPress site so articles can reuse term IDs instead of creating duplicates.

• List WordPress Media Library

  Lists images and videos from the Media Library of one WordPress site explicitly enabled for ChatGPT. Returns numeric attachment_id, URL, filename, MIME type, media type, title, alt text, and caption. Only image attachments can be used as featured_media_id.

• List WordPress content tasks

  Lists recent article generation and scheduled WordPress publication tasks for an explicitly enabled site.

• Create a WordPress article draft

  Creates a standard WordPress post as a draft on an explicitly enabled site. It can set article HTML, excerpt, existing category/tag IDs, featured Media Library attachment ID, and SEO metadata. It never publishes.

• Upload media to WordPress Media Library

  Uploads one exact user-provided ChatGPT image or video to the Media Library of a WordPress site explicitly enabled for ChatGPT. Returns a numeric attachment_id, URL, filename, MIME type, and media type. Only an image attachment_id can be used as featured_media_id.

• Delete WordPress media

  Permanently deletes one image or video from the Media Library of an explicitly enabled WordPress site. List media first, show the exact filename/site, and obtain clear user confirmation before calling.

• Update a WordPress article

  Updates selected fields of an existing WordPress draft or published article. Call npati_get_wordpress_article immediately first and pass its exact content_hash; WordPress rejects stale edits. Updating a published article changes public content immediately.

• Delete a WordPress post

  Moves one standard WordPress post to Trash on an explicitly enabled site. Read it immediately first, show the exact title/site/status, obtain clear user confirmation, and pass the latest content_hash.

• Create a WordPress category

  Creates a WordPress post category on an explicitly enabled site, or returns the matching existing category. List taxonomies first to avoid duplicates.

• Create a WordPress tag

  Creates a WordPress post tag on an explicitly enabled site, or returns the matching existing tag. List taxonomies first to avoid duplicates.

• Delete a WordPress category

  Permanently deletes one category from an explicitly enabled WordPress site. List taxonomies first, show the exact category/site, and obtain clear user confirmation.

• Delete a WordPress tag

  Permanently deletes one tag from an explicitly enabled WordPress site. List taxonomies first, show the exact tag/site, and obtain clear user confirmation.

• Publish a WordPress article

  Publishes an existing WordPress article immediately. Call npati_get_wordpress_article first, show the exact title/site/status preview, obtain clear user confirmation, and pass the latest content_hash. WordPress must also allow signed remote publishing in plugin Settings.

• Schedule a WordPress article

  Schedules an existing WordPress article for future publication through the NPATI Hub scheduler, never WP Cron. Read the article first, show the exact site/title/time/timezone preview, and pass its current content_hash.

• Create WordPress content tasks

  Creates 1-25 future article-generation tasks for an explicitly enabled WordPress site. At each time NPATI Hub calls the site, and the WordPress plugin uses the site owner’s local OpenAI key to generate and publish the article. Show the titles and exact times before calling.

• Cancel a scheduled WordPress Content task

  Cancels one owned Content task only while its status is scheduled. Requires connection_id and task_id. Processing, generated, published, failed, or already cancelled tasks are never modified. List tasks first and obtain clear user confirmation.

• Permanently delete a WordPress Content task

  Permanently deletes one owned Content task from an explicitly enabled WordPress connection. The task must exist and belong to the connected NPATI user and connection. A task actively processing cannot be deleted. List tasks first and obtain clear user confirmation.

• List my NPATI listings

  Lists only the connected user’s NPATI listings with safe summary fields. Supports status, market, and cursor-style page pagination.

• Get my NPATI listing

  Gets a safe preview of one listing only when it belongs to the connected NPATI user. Missing and foreign listing identifiers return the same safe result.

• List connected NPATI channels

  Lists the connected user’s social channels and safe connection capabilities without returning provider tokens or credentials.

• List enabled WordPress integrations

  Lists WordPress websites that the connected NPATI user explicitly allowed the NPATI plugin in ChatGPT to access. It never returns WordPress credentials or social-network tokens.

• List scheduled NPATI posts

  Lists upcoming social posts scheduled by the connected NPATI user, including target platform status and timezone-aware schedule details.