Add a redirect
Add a redirect that sends an old address on your site to a new page, or marks a page as gone for good.
Works with Mitos
Redirect manager that sends old addresses to new ones and logs 404s. With Mitos, ChatGPT or Claude can work with Redirection on your site: drafts first, and your approval before anything goes live.
A few of the tools it uses, with what each one needs from you.
Add a redirect that sends an old address on your site to a new page, or marks a page as gone for good.
Remove a redirect so the old address shows whatever WordPress has there.
See the site's redirects from one address to another, with their type and how often they're used.
Copy one into your AI assistant and fill in the brackets.
List the redirects in Redirection and tell me which point to pages that no longer exist.
I renamed [old page]; redirect its old address to the new page with a 301. I'll approve it.
Which removed product pages should answer 410 instead of redirecting? Suggest them, then add the ones I pick.
Remove the redirect from [old address]; it was meant to be temporary.
No password to hand over.
Add the Mitos plugin to the WordPress site where Redirection is active.
In Mitos, add the site under Connections and approve it on WordPress's own screen. Allow changes when you are ready.
Add Mitos to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or Cursor and ask in your own words, or start from a prompt above.
Tested prompts for whole jobs.
The tools that come with Redirection, as your AI assistant sees them.
| Tool | What it does | Reads or changes | Approval | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
wordpress_list_redirectsRedirects | The site's redirects from one address to another, from where the site keeps them (the Redirection plugin, Rank Math's redirections, or Mitos's own when neither is on), which the answer names; with their status and hits. | Reads | None | Supported |
wordpress_create_redirectAdd a redirect | Redirect an old address on this site (source, a path such as /old-page/) to a full address on this site (target) or to a post (post_id), with 301 (moved for good, the default) or 302 (for now), or answer 410 (gone) for a page removed for good. | Changes | Approval | Supported |
wordpress_delete_redirectRemove a redirect | Remove the redirect from an address (source, a path from wordpress_list_redirects); visitors then get whatever WordPress has there. | Changes | Approval | Supported |
Install the plugin, add Mitos to your AI and ask your first question within minutes. No card needed.