WordPress Website Analyzer

Export content from a WordPress website into MDDB, then analyze it with Claude CLI — find broken links, missing meta tags, duplicate content, and other issues.

WordPress → wpexportjson → MDDB → Claude CLI (MCP) → analysis

This guide uses www.malacukierenka.pl as an example.

Requirements

Step 1: Install wpexportjson

go install github.com/tradik/wpexporter/cmd/wpexportjson@latest

Verify the installation:

wpexportjson --help

If you don't have Go, download a pre-built binary from releases.

Step 2: Start MDDB

docker run -d \
  --name mddb \
  -p 11023:11023 \
  -v mddb-data:/data \
  tradik/mddb:latest

Verify:

curl http://localhost:11023/v1/health

Step 3: Export content from WordPress

3a. Export public content (no login required)

wpexportjson fetches content through the public WordPress REST API:

wpexportjson \
  --url https://www.malacukierenka.pl \
  --output ./export \
  --format markdown

This exports:

  • Posts (blog articles)
  • Static pages
  • Categories and tags
  • Authors

The .md files are saved to the ./export/ folder.

3b. Check what was downloaded

ls -la export/
ls export/posts/ | head -10
ls export/pages/ | head -10

Preview a file:

cat export/posts/$(ls export/posts/ | head -1) | head -30

Each file includes YAML frontmatter with metadata (title, date, categories, tags, author).

Step 4: Load content into MDDB

4a. Load posts and pages

curl -sO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tradik/mddb/main/scripts/load-md-folder.sh
chmod +x load-md-folder.sh

./load-md-folder.sh export/posts/ malacukierenka-posts --lang pl_PL --verbose

./load-md-folder.sh export/pages/ malacukierenka-pages --lang pl_PL --verbose

4b. Alternative — use the CLI

for md_file in export/posts/*.md; do
  key=$(basename "$md_file" .md)
  mddb-cli add malacukierenka-posts "$key" pl -f "$md_file" \
    -m "source=wordpress,site=malacukierenka.pl,type=post"
done

for md_file in export/pages/*.md; do
  key=$(basename "$md_file" .md)
  mddb-cli add malacukierenka-pages "$key" pl -f "$md_file" \
    -m "source=wordpress,site=malacukierenka.pl,type=page"
done

4c. Verify the result

curl -s http://localhost:11023/v1/stats | python3 -m json.tool

You should see malacukierenka-posts and malacukierenka-pages collections with documents.

Step 5: Configure Claude CLI (MCP)

Create the MCP config file:

cat > ~/Library/Application\ Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json << 'EOF'
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mddb": {
      "command": "docker",
      "args": [
        "run", "-i", "--rm", "--network", "host",
        "-e", "MDDB_MCP_STDIO=true",
        "-e", "MDDB_SERVER=http://localhost:11023",
        "tradik/mddb:latest"
      ]
    }
  }
}
EOF

Step 6: Analyze content

Launch Claude CLI:

claude

Link analysis

> Search all posts in the malacukierenka-posts collection.
  Find all external links (http/https).
  List those that might be outdated or broken.

SEO analysis

> Analyze posts from malacukierenka-posts for SEO:
  - Do posts have meta descriptions?
  - Are titles the right length (50-60 characters)?
  - Do images have alt text?
  List issues sorted by severity.

Duplicate content

> Check the malacukierenka-posts collection.
  Find posts with very similar content or the same topic.
  List potential duplicates with similarity scores.

Category analysis

> Analyze all posts from malacukierenka-posts.
  What categories and tags are used?
  Are there posts without categories?
  Are there categories with only 1 post (possibly redundant)?

Outdated content

> Find posts in malacukierenka-posts that:
  - Are older than 2 years
  - Reference dates, events, or prices
  - May need updating
  Provide specific recommendations on what to update.

Content quality

> Analyze the 10 latest posts from malacukierenka-posts.
  Rate each on:
  - Length (short/medium/long)
  - Readability
  - Formatting (headings, lists, images)
  Provide recommendations for improvement.

Pages vs posts comparison

> Compare the content of pages (malacukierenka-pages) with posts (malacukierenka-posts).
  Are static pages up to date?
  Is information on pages consistent with post content?

Step 7 (optional): Semantic search

For better analysis, enable embeddings:

ollama pull nomic-embed-text

docker stop mddb && docker rm mddb
docker run -d \
  --name mddb \
  -p 11023:11023 \
  -v mddb-data:/data \
  -e MDDB_EMBEDDING_PROVIDER=ollama \
  -e MDDB_EMBEDDING_API_URL=http://host.docker.internal:11434 \
  -e MDDB_EMBEDDING_MODEL=nomic-embed-text \
  -e MDDB_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS=768 \
  --add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway \
  tradik/mddb:latest

curl -X POST "http://localhost:11023/v1/vector-reindex?collection=malacukierenka-posts"
curl -X POST "http://localhost:11023/v1/vector-reindex?collection=malacukierenka-pages"

Now Claude CLI can find semantically related content — e.g. "posts about baking cakes" without requiring exact keyword matches.

Summary

Step Command What it does
1 go install .../wpexportjson Install the exporter
2 docker run tradik/mddb Start the database
3 wpexportjson --url ... --format markdown Export WP to Markdown
4 load-md-folder.sh export/ collection Load into MDDB
5 claude_desktop_config.json Configure MCP
6 claude Analyze content
7 ollama pull nomic-embed-text Add semantic search

Other WordPress sites

The same process works with any WordPress site that has a public REST API. Change the URL in step 3:

wpexportjson --url https://your-site.com --output ./export --format markdown

Example sites you can analyze:

  • Company blog — communication consistency analysis
  • WooCommerce store — product description analysis
  • News portal — article quality analysis
  • Portfolio — project presentation analysis