Web Resurrect

io.github.web-resurrectPublished by GitHub account web-resurrectv1.4.0Updated Oct 24, 2026

Resurrect expired domains: scrape Wayback, AI-rewrite, generate images, publish to WordPress.

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Overview

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Lets an assistant resurrect expired domains by scraping Wayback pages, rewriting them with AI, generating images, and publishing to WordPress.

What you can do
Wraps the Web Resurrect API so an assistant can run a full expired-domain pipeline: create a project for a domain, fetch archived URLs, enrich with Haloscan or Majestic SEO data, scrape pages from the Wayback Machine, rewrite them with AI, generate featured images, categorize pages, and publish to WordPress. Bulk variants exist for scraping, rewriting, image generation, and publishing, plus job tools to poll or wait for asynchronous work and an overview tool for pipeline status.
When to use it
Use it when you want an assistant to rebuild an expired domain into a publishable WordPress site end to end, or to run parts of that pipeline such as scraping archived pages, rewriting content, or bulk publishing. It suits users who already have a Web Resurrect account and a WordPress site to publish to.
Requirements
Runs locally over stdio, typically via npx @web-resurrect/mcp, so Node.js is needed. A Web Resurrect API key is required in the WEB_RESURRECT_API_KEY environment variable. The optional WEB_RESURRECT_BASE_URL variable overrides the API base URL for self-hosted or staging use. Network access to the Web Resurrect API and to your WordPress site is required.
Before you install
The server consumes paid credits: scraping, rewriting, and image generation each cost credits, and Majestic enrichment costs 10 credits, so bulk operations can spend real money. It asks for the WEB_RESURRECT_API_KEY secret and, through wordpress_configure, WordPress credentials. Publishing writes content to your live WordPress site, and delete_project removes a project and all its pages. Page content and WordPress credentials are sent to the Web Resurrect service.

Installation

In SourceWeft

  1. Open Web Resurrect in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
  2. Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.

Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.

Other MCP clients

Follow the launch instructions in the repository.

README

@web-resurrect/mcp

[npm version] [AI Skill]

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for the Web Resurrect API. Lets AI assistants like Claude resurrect expired domains: fetch archived URLs, scrape content, rewrite with AI, generate images, and publish to WordPress.

🤖 AI Agent Skill (pipeline complet)

Le skill unifié web-resurrect couvre tout le workflow de A à Z (création projet → enrichissement SEO → scraping Wayback → réécriture → catégorisation AI → publication WordPress → redirections), avec toutes les astuces et pièges connus. Il fonctionne aussi bien avec ce MCP server qu'avec la CLI wr, et contient une table de correspondance complète entre les deux modes.

Compatible avec Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline, Copilot, OpenCode, Windsurf et 40+ autres agents via npx skills :

bash
# Install globalement pour tous tes projetsnpx skills add MattiooFR/web-resurrect-skill -g
# Ou uniquement pour le projet courantnpx skills add MattiooFR/web-resurrect-skill

Une fois installé, demande simplement à ton agent :

"Ressuscite le domaine exemple.com"

Et il suivra automatiquement le pipeline complet en utilisant les outils MCP mcp__web_resurrect__* de ce serveur.

Source du skill : github.com/MattiooFR/web-resurrect-skill

Quick start

Claude Desktop

Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:

json
{  "mcpServers": {    "web-resurrect": {      "command": "npx",      "args": ["-y", "@web-resurrect/mcp"],      "env": {        "WEB_RESURRECT_API_KEY": "wr_live_xxx"      }    }  }}

Claude Code

bash
claude mcp add web-resurrect -e WEB_RESURRECT_API_KEY=wr_live_xxx -- npx -y @web-resurrect/mcp

Local development

bash
cd packages/mcpnpm installnpm run buildWEB_RESURRECT_API_KEY=wr_live_xxx node dist/index.js

Environment variables

VariableRequiredDefaultDescription
WEB_RESURRECT_API_KEYYes—API key (wr_live_xxx). Get one from your dashboard.
WEB_RESURRECT_BASE_URLNohttps://web-resurrect.comAPI base URL (for self-hosted or staging).

Available tools

Credits

  • get_credits — Get current credit balance and account info

Projects

  • create_project — Create a project for an expired domain (starts URL fetching)
  • list_projects — List all projects with page counts
  • get_project — Get project details and stats
  • delete_project — Delete a project and all its pages

Pages

  • list_pages — List pages with status/source/search filters, sorting, pagination. Each page exposes a source field: wayback (default, scrapeable from archive) or haloscan (discovered via Haloscan, no snapshot — Wisewand-rewrite only).
  • get_page — Get full page details (scrape, rewrite, SEO, WordPress status)

Scraping

  • scrape_page — Scrape a page from the Wayback Machine (1 credit)
  • scrape_bulk — Scrape multiple pages (1 credit each, max 100)

SEO Enrichment

  • enrich_project — Enrich with Haloscan (free) and/or Majestic (10 credits)

Rewriting

  • rewrite_page — Rewrite a page (basic default 1 credit, add wisewand=true for premium 5 credits / 1 with own key). Wisewand mode also accepts Haloscan-origin pages (no scrape required).
  • rewrite_bulk — Rewrite multiple pages (same options, max 50). In Wisewand mode, mixes scraped + Haloscan-origin pages; use list_pages with status='rewritable_wisewand' to fetch everything rewritable in one call, or status='haloscan' to target only Haloscan-origin pages.

Image Generation

  • generate_image — Generate AI featured image (1 credit)
  • generate_image_bulk — Generate images for multiple pages (1 credit each, max 50)

Categorization

  • categorize_page — AI-suggest a WordPress category for a page (free)

WordPress

  • wordpress_plugin_check — Check if WP plugin is installed
  • wordpress_configure — Configure WordPress credentials (plugin or basic_auth)
  • wordpress_validate — Validate WordPress connection
  • wordpress_categories — List WordPress categories
  • wordpress_authors — List WordPress authors
  • wordpress_publish — Publish a page to WordPress (free, original URLs preserved in plugin mode)
  • wordpress_publish_bulk — Publish multiple pages (free, supports plugin and Basic Auth modes)
  • export_redirects — Export URL mappings to file (only needed for Basic Auth mode)

Jobs

  • get_job — Get job status, progress, and result
  • wait_for_job — Block until a job reaches a terminal state (server-side polling). USE THIS AFTER EVERY ASYNC CALL for autonomous pipelines — no more manual polling loops.
  • list_jobs — List recent jobs with filters
  • cancel_job — Cancel a pending job

Overview

  • get_project_overview — Single-call pipeline status: pending/scraped/rewritten/published counts, Wisewand pipeline state, SEO totals. Replaces several list_pages calls.

Typical workflow

  1. create_project with a domain -> get job_id
  2. get_job to wait for URL fetching to complete
  3. enrich_project with Haloscan for SEO data
  4. list_pages sorted by total_traffic to find best pages
  5. scrape_bulk the top pages
  6. rewrite_bulk the scraped pages
  7. generate_image_bulk for rewritten pages
  8. wordpress_configure your WordPress site
  9. wordpress_publish_bulk to publish everything (original URLs preserved in plugin mode, URL mappings pushed automatically)
  10. Non-published URLs automatically 301 to homepage (via plugin catch-all)

Credit costs

ActionCost
Create project + URL fetchingFree
Haloscan enrichmentFree
Majestic enrichment (backlinks)10 credits
Scrape a page1 credit
Rewrite (basic)1 credit
Rewrite (Wisewand)5 credits (1 with own key)
Image generation1 credit
AI categorizationFree
WordPress publishFree

Source: README.md at commit 28f5fda

Tools

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Version history

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  1. v1.4.0LatestSep 16, 2026

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