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 > Activity.

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.

The Changes link opens the related Change history entries. To preview and restore an update or deletion from an entry, see Restore AI Changes from Change History.

Retention

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