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Using the Easy MCP AI Audit Log ​

Use the Audit Log to investigate what happened during MCP requests, including successful calls and rejected authentication attempts.

Open the Audit Log ​

  1. In WordPress, go to Easy MCP AI > Audit Log.

Find the Entry You Need ​

Use Search… to match tool names and recorded argument text, then narrow results with filters:

  • Tool
  • User
  • Source
  • Status
  • From (UTC date and time)
  • To (UTC date and time)

Use Clear to remove all active filters at once.

Read the Identity and Outcome Fields ​

  • User: the WordPress account whose permissions were applied.
  • Source: where authentication came from (for example API key or OAuth). Older rows may show an unknown source.
  • Credential: the token or OAuth client identifier used by the connection (without exposing the secret).
  • Tool: the MCP tool that was requested.
  • Status: outcome of the request (success vs. errors/refusals/authentication failures).
  • Duration: how long the request took from start to completion.
  • IP Address: the request origin recorded by the plugin.

Read these fields together to answer: who acted, through which credential/client, what tool ran, and whether the action completed successfully.

Retention ​

Audit logging and retention are configured in Easy MCP AI > Settings. Use Clean Up Entries Older Than … Days to prune old rows automatically.

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