AI Connect

Connect AI Agents
to Your Drupal Site

A WebMCP Protocol Bridge for Drupal 9, 10, and 11. Let ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and other AI agents securely interact with your site through OAuth 2.0 with PKCE.

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Works with leading AI platforms

ChatGPT Claude GitHub Copilot Gemini Grok DeepSeek Perplexity
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Connect to our live demo site in 60 seconds

This is a real Drupal demo site with AI Connect installed. Copy the manifest URL below and paste it into your AI agent.

https://webmcp-connect-drupal.gold-t.co.il/api/ai-connect/v1/manifest

Claude Desktop

  1. Open Settings → MCP Servers → Add
  2. Paste the manifest URL above
  3. Ask Claude anything about the site

ChatGPT

  1. Go to Settings → Tools
  2. Add a WebMCP tool with the URL above
  3. Start chatting with live site data

Other AI Agents

  1. Any WebMCP-compatible agent can connect
  2. The manifest endpoint is public for discovery
  3. Authentication happens via OAuth when tools are called

Want to try it yourself?

Connect your AI agent to our demo Drupal site and explore real articles, documentation, and content:

View connection instructions on the demo site →
Username: usertest
Password: usertest

This connects to a live Drupal demo site running AI Connect v1.1.0 — Download for your own site

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See it in action

Video coming soon — Install, connect, chat with your Drupal site

Use Cases

See what AI agents can do with your Drupal site

Real queries, real tool calls, real answers — powered by your site's content.

AI Connect · Drupal
Find all published articles from this week and summarize the main topics
🔧 searchNodes({ type: "article", status: "published", after: "2026-03-12", limit: 20 })
Found 14 published articles from this week. Here's a summary by topic:

1. Policy updates (5 articles) — Coverage of new regulatory frameworks and their impact on digital services. High readership across all five.

2. Technology announcements (4 articles) — Product launches and platform updates, including two pieces on AI integration in enterprise workflows.

3. Community events (3 articles) — Upcoming conferences, meetups, and training sessions. The DrupalCon preview generated the most engagement.

4. Opinion pieces (2 articles) — Editorials on open-source sustainability and content governance best practices.
Search all nodes tagged with 'policy' and create an executive summary
🔧 searchNodes({ tags: "policy", limit: 30 })
Found 30 nodes tagged with "policy" across articles, pages, and documentation.

Executive Summary:

The policy content spans three main areas:

1. Data governance (12 nodes) — Comprehensive coverage of GDPR compliance, data retention policies, and privacy-by-design approaches. Most recent update: March 2026.

2. Content moderation (10 nodes) — Guidelines for user-generated content, automated moderation workflows, and appeal processes.

3. Access control (8 nodes) — Role-based access policies, API authentication requirements, and third-party integration guidelines.

Recommendation: 4 policy documents haven't been updated in 12+ months and may need review.
Which comments from the last month have the most replies?
🔧 searchComments({ after: "2026-02-19", orderBy: "reply_count", limit: 15 })
Top discussion threads from the past month by reply count:

1. "Should we migrate to Drupal 11 now?" — 47 replies. Community split between early adopters and those waiting for contrib module compatibility. Most active thread this month.

2. "Layout Builder vs. Paragraphs for content editors" — 31 replies. Strong opinions on both sides, with a growing consensus that Layout Builder is catching up.

3. "Best practices for headless Drupal" — 24 replies. Focused on Next.js integration, JSON:API vs. GraphQL, and decoupled authentication patterns.

Overall trend: Architecture discussions generate 3x more replies than bug reports.
Find all content related to AI published in the last year
🔧 searchNodes({ query: "AI artificial intelligence machine learning", after: "2025-03-19", limit: 30 })
Found 27 nodes related to AI published since March 2025:

Content types: 14 articles, 8 documentation pages, 5 case studies

Key themes:
— AI-powered content workflows (9 nodes) — focus on automated tagging, summarization, and translation
— Integration guides (7 nodes) — connecting Drupal with OpenAI, Claude API, and local LLMs
— Editorial policy (6 nodes) — guidelines for AI-generated content, disclosure requirements
— Case studies (5 nodes) — real implementations of AI features on Drupal sites

Trend: AI content volume tripled between Q1 2025 and Q1 2026. The most-read piece is "Building an AI Chatbot with Drupal and WebMCP" (12,400 views).
Who are the most active content contributors this quarter?
🔧 searchNodes({ after: "2026-01-01", limit: 50 })
🔧 getCurrentUser()
Based on content published in Q1 2026 across all node types:

Top 5 contributors:
1. Sarah Chen — 23 nodes (12 articles, 8 docs, 3 events). Specializes in technical documentation.
2. Marcus Rivera — 18 nodes. Primary news editor, consistently publishes 2-3 articles/week.
3. Priya Patel — 14 nodes. Focus on community content and event coverage.
4. Tom Andersen — 11 nodes. Developer tutorials and integration guides.
5. Lisa Yamamoto — 9 nodes. Policy and governance content.

Insight: Top 5 contributors account for 62% of all published content this quarter. Consider expanding the contributor pool for sustainability.
What are the most used content types and their publication frequency?
🔧 searchNodes({ limit: 50 })
Content type analysis across your Drupal site:

1. Article — 847 nodes total, ~12/week average. Your primary content type. Peak publishing: Tuesday and Thursday.

2. Documentation — 234 nodes, ~3/week. Steady cadence. Last major batch update: February 2026.

3. Event — 156 nodes, seasonal spikes. Q1 typically highest due to conference season.

4. Case Study — 89 nodes, ~2/month. Highest average time-on-page of all content types (4:32).

5. Landing Page — 45 nodes, updated monthly. Low volume but highest conversion rates.

Unused types: "Webinar" and "Press Release" have 0 nodes in the last 6 months — consider archiving these content types.
Features

Everything you need to bridge AI and Drupal

AI Connect provides a secure, standards-based protocol for AI agents to read and write site content — with full permission enforcement.

OAuth 2.0 with PKCE

Industry-standard authentication. Every AI agent authenticates through a secure OAuth flow with proof key for code exchange — no secrets stored client-side.

Drupal Permission Enforcement

AI agents respect your Drupal roles and permissions. Content access follows the same rules whether it's a human or an AI.

Drupal Services Architecture

Built as a proper Drupal service with dependency injection, config management, and Twig templates. No workarounds needed.

WebMCP Protocol

Built on the WebMCP standard for tool-use AI agents. Provides a manifest endpoint, tool discovery, and structured JSON responses that AI platforms understand natively.

Pre-configured AI Clients

Ships with built-in OAuth client configurations for ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, and Perplexity. Connect in minutes, not hours.

Built for Drupal 9/10/11

Native Drupal module with proper .info.yml, routing.yml, services.yml, and config schema. Installs via drush or the admin panel.

Plans

Start free, scale when you need to

The free tier covers read access and search. Upgrade to Pro when your AI agents need to create and manage content.

Free

AI Connect

Core functionality, always free

  • Search nodes and content
  • Read node content and metadata
  • Search and read comments
  • Get current user info
  • Content translation (AI-powered or MyMemory)
  • OAuth 2.0 with PKCE authentication
  • Drupal permission enforcement
  • WebMCP manifest and tool discovery
Pro

AI Connect Pro

Full read and write capabilities

  • Everything in Free
  • Create new nodes
  • Update existing content
  • Manage comments
  • Advanced taxonomy management
  • User management
  • Priority support
How It Works

Up and running in four steps

1

Install the Module

Install via drush (drush en ai_connect) or through the Drupal admin panel.

2

Open AI Connect Settings

Go to Configuration → AI Connect in your Drupal admin. You'll find your manifest URL and all pre-configured OAuth client definitions ready to copy.

3

Add the Manifest URL to Your Agent

Paste the manifest URL from the settings page into Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or any WebMCP-compatible AI agent.

4

Approve Access & Start Chatting

When the AI agent requests access, your users approve via a secure OAuth screen — then the AI can search nodes, read content, and query comments naturally.

⚠️ CLI & Desktop Agents vs. Online Agents

Claude Desktop, Claude CLI, OpenCode, and other MCP-native clients — connect directly via the manifest URL. Full access to all tools through the standard MCP protocol.

Online agents (Claude.ai web, ChatGPT web interface) — are more limited. They typically cannot make authenticated POST requests directly and cannot call tools that require a Bearer token. Use the Quick Prompt on the AI Connect page to guide them through a manual token flow instead.

Contact

Get in touch

Have questions about AI Connect, need help with integration, or interested in the Pro tier? We'd love to hear from you.

support@gold-t.co.il