Get Jetpack connection status is a WordPress ability from Jetpack — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.
Install Free Plugin →Get Jetpack connection status
Read-onlyReport whether the site and current user are connected to Jetpack/WordPress.com.
Requires the Jetpack plugin on WordPress 6.9+. Abilities are registered by several bundled Jetpack packages (automattic/jetpack-backup, jetpack-connection, jetpack-forms, jetpack-stats) plus the main plugin's own registrars for Related Posts, Shortlinks, Sitemaps, Newsletter/Subscriptions, and Monitor. Permission requirements vary by ability — most gate on 'manage_options', 'jetpack_admin_page', or 'view_stats', while Forms abilities use 'edit_pages'. Backup abilities only register when a Backup product/plan is active; Sitemaps, Monitor, and Newsletter abilities only register when their respective module is turned on.
What it does
This ability returns the site-level Jetpack connection state in a single zero-argument call: whether the site is registered (has a blog ID and blog token), whether at least one user has linked their WordPress.com account, the local user ID of the connection owner, the site's WordPress.com blog ID, and — only when the site isn't yet registered — the wp-admin URL where registration can be completed. It also reports the running Jetpack Connection package version. Registering a site, disconnecting a user, or transferring connection ownership are deliberately out of scope for this ability; it is read-only.
See it in action
You ask your AI assistant
"Is this site connected to Jetpack, and is a user account linked?"
Returns
An object with site_registered (boolean), user_connected (boolean), master_user (the connection owner's local user ID, or null), blog_id (the WordPress.com site ID, or null if unregistered), registration_url (the wp-admin registration URL, or null once registered), and connection_version (the running package version string).
Permission
The current user must have the 'jetpack_admin_page' capability.
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