Perplexity
Use a custom remote connection, rather than a local stdio server. Your Perplexity account and organization must permit custom services.
Web setup
- Open Account settings → Connectors.
- Choose + Custom connector → Remote.
- Name it MoraWP and enter
https://api.morawp.com/mcp. - Select OAuth, then complete the browser authorization. Do not choose API-key or unauthenticated access for MoraWP.
Organization administrators can control whether members may add their own services. An unavailable Add control is different from a MoraWP permission refusal.
Computer and desktop workflows
Perplexity documents custom remote services for conversations and Computer workflows. Start with the web setup, then select the connected service in the workflow that will use it. A separate desktop installation or Personal Computer session is not proof that this service is authenticated there.
If it does not work
If registration or authentication fails, record the Perplexity error and check Agent connection problems. Do not paste session tokens into headers as a workaround. A saved URL alone does not establish a connection.
Approve and check access
First connect a WordPress website in MoraWP. When the client opens sign-in, review the Workspace, websites, and Ability access before approving. Read only limits changes; enabled Integrations may still expose private fields. No static Agent key is needed.
In a new session with MoraWP enabled, ask:
Use MoraWP to list the websites this connection can access.
Do not create, edit, delete, or publish anything.
Check: the intended website appears. Then read one page to check WordPress access. A configured server alone is not proof of a working read.
For missing tools, see Missing Abilities. To stop access, disconnect the Agent in MoraWP and remove its local server entry. Local removal alone is not MoraWP revocation.
Official references
Perplexity custom remote services · Perplexity's setup walkthrough
Vendor instructions reviewed October 9, 2026. Client interfaces and account policies may change.