Get site stats overview is a WordPress ability from Jetpack — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.
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Read-onlyReturn a single-call snapshot of today's and this period's traffic: views, visitors, posting streak, top post, and top referrer.
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 answers 'how is my site doing right now?' in one zero-argument call by composing three WordPress.com stats endpoints: today's views and visitors, week and month view totals, the site's posting streak (current length, longest length, and the dates it spans), today's top post, and today's top referrer. If an individual sub-call fails, its owned fields fall back to zero and the response is flagged partial=true with the failing sub-call named in an errors array; the ability only fails outright if every sub-call fails. Results are cached for roughly five minutes. The site must be connected to WordPress.com for this ability to return real data.
See it in action
You ask your AI assistant
"Give me a quick overview of how my site is doing today — views, visitors, and my top post."
Returns
An object with date, views_today, visitors_today, views_week, views_month, streak (current_length, longest_length, longest_start, longest_end), top_post (id, title, views, or null), top_referrer (name, views, or null), partial (boolean), and an optional errors array naming any sub-call that failed.
Permission
The current user must have the 'view_stats' capability (mapped from the Stats settings' configured roles).
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