Read and write BeTheme's Theme Options, and build BeBuilder pages section by section.
New in v3.14.0. BeTheme is one of the most-sold WordPress themes ever, and it ships its own page builder. That combination used to leave an agent able to read a BeTheme site but not build on it: the Elementor and Gutenberg tools do not touch BeBuilder data, and BeTheme keeps all 830 of its settings in one option.
Two dispatcher tools cover both halves. Theme Options go through a curated 34-key allowlist across colours, typography, layout, header and footer, and blog, so an agent can restyle a site without being handed everything. BeBuilder pages are read as a section, wrap and item tree, and written back whole or extended one section at a time. The item schema is read from the theme's own renderer, so it matches whichever BeTheme version the site has.
Use the same EMCP connection as the rest of your WordPress site. No separate data sync or integration account is required.
Install EMCP on WordPress, then connect Claude, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible client.
Before asking your AI to use this integration, make sure this requirement is met: BeTheme active as the site theme.
Check the enabled tools, read the current state first, and enable write access only when the workflow needs it.
Once BeTheme & BeBuilder is active, ask any MCP client, Claude, Cursor, or your own, to do these in plain language.
Real instructions you can hand your agent for BeTheme & BeBuilder.
"What BeTheme settings can you change on this site?"
"Set the highlight colour to #0F62FE and the body font to Inter."
"Add a two-column section to page 42 with a heading on the left and an image on the right."
Read a page's BeBuilder structure, how EMCP drives BeTheme & BeBuilder.
betheme-read({ operation: "get-page", arguments: { post_id: 42 } })BeTheme & BeBuilder reads and writes come with EMCP Pro, alongside every other Pro plugin integration, AI-assisted building, 50 premium templates, and 50+ prompts. The free plugin already includes the full Elementor, Gutenberg, WordPress, and Themes toolkits, Pro adds the deep third-party integrations.
No. Both tools register only when BeTheme is the active theme, since every operation reads or writes that theme's own option and post meta.
Yes. add-section appends one section and leaves the existing ones alone. set-page replaces the whole page, and validates the structure before writing anything.
Both are legitimate ways to build a site, so nothing is switched off for you. When a real overlap exists an admin notice says which one is winning and points at the setting to change if you wanted the other.
Read any theme's context, adjust its Customizer settings, and scaffold a child theme, whatever theme is active.
ThemesRead theme context, tune Astra settings, and build with a Spectra-aware block layer.
ThemesTune Kadence theme settings and build with Kadence Blocks and its Design Library patterns.
ThemesTune GeneratePress theme settings and build with GenerateBlocks V2, styles compiled for you.
ThemesInsert Blocksy's dynamic content blocks and manage Companion extensions.
ThemesBuild and edit Elementor pages from a prompt, containers, widgets, templates, and global styles.
Page buildersInstall EMCP, connect any MCP client, and drive BeTheme & BeBuilder from a prompt. The core is free and runs entirely on your own server.