wp_add_nav_menu_item tool reference for StifLi Flex MCP
Writeadds an item to a menu. It supports `post_type`, `custom`, and `taxonomy` item types.
Description
adds an item to a menu. It supports `post_type`, `custom`, and `taxonomy` item types.
What it is for
- Adding links to pages, posts, categories, or external URLs.
Example use case
adding a landing page to the menu.
Sample prompt
Add the About Us page to menu ID 6 and place it near the top.
Sample response
{
"tool": "wp_add_nav_menu_item",
"status": "ok",
"updated": true
}
What does wp_add_nav_menu_item do?
adds an item to a menu. It supports `post_type`, `custom`, and `taxonomy` item types.
Does wp_add_nav_menu_item modify site data?
Yes. It is a write operation and can create, update, or delete data depending on arguments.
Which capability is commonly required?
It usually runs under controls compatible with edit_theme_options and the active MCP profile.
How should wp_add_nav_menu_item be used safely?
Enable write confirmations, test in staging first, and keep changelog/rollback enabled.