Is this the same as WordPress.org?
No. WordPress.com uses OAuth. WordPress.org uses the self-hosted REST API and Application Passwords.
WordPress.com + AymarTech
Publish AI-generated blog articles to WordPress.com automatically or after approval using OAuth and mapped post fields.
The WordPress.com integration uses OAuth, stores the authorized site, and publishes articles through the public-api.wordpress.com posts endpoint automatically or after approval.
Who this is for
Use this when your blog is hosted on WordPress.com or connected through the WordPress.com API flow, and you want automatic publishing or confirmation before posts go live.
Fields and payload
| AymarTech field | Destination field | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| title | title | Visible WordPress.com post title. |
| htmlContent | content | Full formatted article body. |
| published | status | Approved or auto-published AymarTech articles are sent with status publish. |
| slug | slug | Used as the WordPress.com post slug. |
| metaDescription | excerpt | Sent as the excerpt when available. |
| imageUrl | featured_image | AymarTech uploads the media and attaches it as the featured image. |
| WordPress.com response | published URL | AymarTech records the returned URL for tracking. |
How to connect in the dashboard
All connection forms, OAuth buttons, target pickers, publish-mode settings, and test actions are inside the AymarTech dashboard. Choose automatic publishing or require confirmation before go-live.
Open dashboard integrations →- Open Integrations in the AymarTech dashboard and choose WordPress.com.
- Click Connect WordPress.com and sign in to WordPress.com if prompted.
- Approve AymarTech permissions for posts and media.
- Return to AymarTech after OAuth and confirm the connected site.
- Run the WordPress.com test connection from the dashboard.
- Publish or approve an article from AymarTech; it is created on the connected WordPress.com blog according to your publish mode.
How article publishing or delivery works
- AymarTech exchanges the OAuth code for an access token and stores it encrypted.
- The WordPress.com blog ID and blog URL are saved as the publishing target.
- Posts are created through public-api.wordpress.com with title, content, status, slug, excerpt, and featured image.
- Authentication failures mark the connection as needing reconnect.
- The WordPress.com URL returned by the API is recorded as the published URL.
Troubleshooting
- OAuth cancelled: start Connect WordPress.com again from the dashboard.
- Wrong site connected: disconnect and reconnect while signed into the correct WordPress.com account.
- 401 later: app access may have been revoked in WordPress.com; reconnect the integration.
- Featured image missing: confirm the connected WordPress.com site allows media uploads for the authorized user.
Frequently asked
Can WordPress.com publishing wait for approval?
Yes. You can require confirmation first, or let AymarTech publish ready articles to WordPress.com automatically with status publish.
Can I revoke access later?
Yes. You can disconnect from AymarTech or revoke the app in WordPress.com.
Does it upload images?
Yes. When an article has an image URL, AymarTech uploads it and attaches it as the featured image.
Where do I connect it?
Use the Integrations section inside the AymarTech dashboard.