Connect your agent.
One connection to search the library. WordPress setup can wait until you want to add a component to a page.
1. Add the MCP server
Add a remote HTTP MCP server named Skelementor in your agent, using this URL. Follow your app's connection instructions below.
Your app must support remote MCP and OAuth. Available connectors and organization permissions vary by app.
2. Sign in to Skelementor
Complete the sign-in window and approve the connection. Free components are available with a free account. Pro components need Skelementor Pro. MCP calls use no credits.
3. Ask for components
Tell your agent which Elementor version you use and what you need. You can search, compare thumbnails and explore existing variations without connecting a WordPress site.
Show me free V3 hero sections with an image on the right.
I like Hero A1. Is there a variation with the image on the left?
Ready to add one to your site?
Share the WordPress site and target page. Your agent checks which access is available and asks only for missing details.
- Local site
- Your agent can use the site's configured shell and native Elementor WP-CLI import.
- Hosted site
- Use authorized hosting SSH access, or sign in to an Elementor browser your agent can control. You can also perform the native import steps yourself.
- No page yet
- Your agent can create a draft through available authorized site tools. Otherwise, create a page and share its Elementor editor URL.
Elementor MCP and Novamira are optional. Skelementor's workflow handles its components; companions can help with other supported site tasks. Your agent should verify the saved preview and leave the page unpublished until you ask.
Optional guided start
Prefer to let your agent walk you through setup? Paste this prompt. It is optional; connecting with the URL is enough to browse.
Connect to Skelementor MCP at https://mcp.skelementor.com/mcp and call check_status. Start with my task. For browsing and previews, ask only for the Elementor version or component preferences that are missing. Do not ask for WordPress access or a target page just to browse. When I ask to insert components, inspect what you can, then ask only what's missing: my WordPress site URL, local or hosted setup, Elementor version, and whether Elementor MCP or Novamira MCP is connected to this same site. Companions are optional. Before insertion, ask which page to use and confirm its URL/ID. If no page exists, ask for a name. Create a draft through an authorized companion or native WordPress access if available; if not, ask me to create it and share its editor URL. Keep that page as the insertion target until I change it. Ask which components I want. Use Skelementor's tools and insertion guide for discovery, fetching, insertion, media and verification. Choose WP-CLI when authorized shell access is available, otherwise the Elementor browser editor. Use companions for other tasks. Preserve existing content, verify the saved preview, and don't publish unless asked.
If something gets stuck
The connection or sign-in fails
Check the full server URL and your app's remote MCP/OAuth support. If the approval screen says the client is unsupported, its callback needs to be enabled for this deployment. Contact Skelementor support with the app name and error, without passwords or tokens.
I can browse, but cannot insert
The catalog connection does not grant WordPress access. Your agent needs an authorized shell or control of a signed-in Elementor browser. An Application Password is for API access; it does not provide SSH or browser login. Local sites must also be reachable from the agent's environment.
An image, SVG or loop is missing
Ask your agent to follow Skelementor's insertion guide and verify media, required plugins and local Loop Item bindings. Empty grids and missing artwork are unfinished insertion. Any change to upload security settings needs your permission.