You can add a WordPress site today. Publishing to it comes later.
Murkuz accepts two ways to attach a site: a plain API connection, or WordPress. That half is live. Pick WordPress when you add a site and the connection is stored against it.
What is not live is the writing. Murkuz has a content half that drafts an article and pushes it into a WordPress install, and it is switched off for every account at launch. There is no editor in the app and no publish call in the connector, so nothing Murkuz does today puts a word on your site.
When that half is turned on, an article written in Murkuz will publish to your install, and a later revision will go back to the same post rather than making a second one. There is no date for it. When it changes, this page changes.
What ships today
Murkuz reads. Connect Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Bing Webmaster Tools, add Murkuz to Claude or ChatGPT, and ask about any site on the account. It does not matter what a site is built with: a WordPress site is a site. The only call in the whole launch surface that writes anything is Submit_Sitemap, and it writes to Google, not to your install.
Connect the sources once. Ask from then on.
Murkuz reads Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Bing Webmaster Tools through the official APIs and hands the rows to Claude or ChatGPT. Read-only, with your own permissions, revocable from your own account at any time.
Every paid plan connects all three sources. Free connects Search Console alone.