Risky to adopt: the package has had no release or commit activity for about three years, and its name borrows the identity of the much more popular wordpress/mcp-adapter. The tiny artifact also lacks a README and license, leaving consumers with limited documentation and legal clarity.
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The package explicitly borrows the identity of wordpress/mcp-adapter, which has 137,208 monthly downloads versus 1 for this package; the low artifact overlap does not offset the strong identity signal. Consumers may easily install the wrong package.
No declared license or license file was found in the package or repository, so the release has no clear licensing basis for downstream use.
The published artifact has no README, which is a transparency and integration gap for a WordPress plugin; the absence of tests and a changelog is normal for a published artifact and is not penalized here.
The latest release was published about three years ago, with no releases in the last 12 months. Eight releases show some history, but the long current gap is a meaningful abandonment risk.
The repository recorded no commits and no active maintainers in the last three months, consistent with the stale release history and indicating no current maintenance activity.
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