Sign in once, verify the sites you want to manage, then authorize ChatGPT. No desktop application or code editing is needed.
This is your Studio account login, separate from your WordPress login.
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After creating your account in the new tab, use “Check sign-in” here. Use the same Studio account when ChatGPT asks you to authorize.
Fill only the sites you want. The examples are placeholders, not saved websites. Start with one, two or three sites; use “Add another site” for more.
Use the WordPress username shown on the profile, not the application name. Keep spaces in the generated password if present. Do not paste your normal wp-admin password or an OAuth client secret. If Application Passwords is missing, check HTTPS and any security plugin that disables this WordPress feature.
Install and activate the Studio WordPress companion on each site. To allow publishing and deletion, enable changes under Settings → WPBridge Studio. The connected WordPress user’s permissions apply.
At least one WordPress site is verified. Open the existing plugin’s connection settings below and use the Studio account shown above. If an account is already connected, it must be this same Studio account.
Open ChatGPT connection settingsChoose Connect another account or the account’s Reconnect action when needed. Continue to Studio, sign in and approve access. Then return to WPBridge Studio and choose Try in chat.
Ask: List my connected sites, check each site_status, and report their URLs. Do not change anything.
Saving WordPress credentials and authorizing ChatGPT are separate steps. This form verifies WordPress access; the final ChatGPT tool response verifies the complete connection.