MCP Abilities – Brevo: Put the right message in front of the right audience
Work with Brevo contacts, lists and messages through your WordPress-connected AI client. Inspect the record, make a specific change and check the result before the next action.
One contact. The right language list.
Imagine a workshop offering classes in English and French. Before announcing a French class, establish which contacts want information in French.
Find the record. Read the existing contact before changing a name, address or language preference. Read it again to confirm the saved value.
Check the audience. Use the known language preference to select the matching list. Inspect membership before using that list for an announcement.
Match the destination. The message and registration page should use the same language and show the same class details.
The illustration shows a contact joining the matching group. List membership and sending a message are separate operations.
The outgoing check mark means the request was accepted. The message may still be delivered, delayed or returned; acceptance does not prove receipt or reading.
A successful send request is only the first result
The add-on can send an existing campaign immediately or submit a transactional email, such as a booking confirmation. Make the send instruction explicit in your workflow.
Before sending, review recipients, sender, subject, language and links together. Afterwards, check the response and Brevo’s delivery records. Delivery events distinguish outcomes such as delivered messages and bounces.
What you can manage
Account and contacts
Check the connected Brevo account. Find, create, update or delete contacts and maintain their attributes.
Lists and language audiences
Manage lists, folders and membership. The language tools can create matching audiences and add a contact to the appropriate list.
Campaigns and templates
List campaigns, senders and templates. Send an existing campaign or a transactional email when that is the intended next action.
WordPress signup forms
Read, create and edit forms stored by the official Brevo plugin. After a change, check the public form, its fields and confirmation text.
WonderPush text and bell settings
Review and update subscription prompt and widget text for each site language. Set the bell on the left or right, and choose whether it disappears after subscription. Check the visible result as well as the saved settings.
Webhooks and API requests
Manage webhook configurations or call Brevo API v3 endpoints through the connected account. Check the endpoint and operation before making a change.
Check the connection requirements
WordPress and permissions
WordPress 6.9 or later supplies the Abilities API. The authenticated account must have permission to manage WordPress settings.
PHP
The declared compatibility minimum is PHP 8.0. Use a maintained PHP release that your site supports.
MCP connection
Install and configure the WordPress MCP Adapter to expose the actions to your authenticated MCP client.
Brevo integration
Keep Brevo for WordPress active with a Brevo API v3 key configured. The add-on uses that connection and the plugin’s stored signup forms.
Start with an account check
Install the add-on, then ask your MCP client to read the connected Brevo account. Confirm the account before working on a contact, list or message.