Hygraph vs WordPress

Hygraph

Tokens are limited by model, stage, locale and action, the GraphQL schema is typed and introspectable, and a hosted MCP server rejects delete and unpublish operations. Error bodies carry a message without a machine code, there are no idempotency keys, audit logs are Enterprise only, and no data processing agreement, sub-processor list or security.txt was found.

WordPress

The REST API is part of core, and a post created without a status is saved as a draft with revisions kept on the owner's server. Application Passwords carry no scopes, so limits come only from the user's role. Revisions can be read and deleted but not restored over REST, and a critical flaw was fixed on 22 September 2026.

Hygraph

1. Send the Permanent Auth Token as Authorization: Bearer <token> to https://<region>.hygraph.com/v2/<projectId>/<environment>. Read the schema by introspection first, because every type is generated from the project's models
2. Mutations write to DRAFT. Call publish<Model> with to: [PUBLISHED] as a separate mutation, and pass locales to write or publish a localisation
3. Stay under the plan's limit for uncached requests (5 a second on Hobby, 25 on Growth) and its concurrent mutations (5 and 10). Back off exponentially on 429
4. Upload an asset with createAsset, then POST the file to the returned pre-signed URL, or pass uploadUrl for a remote file. The asset stays ASSET_CREATE_PENDING until processed
5. Schema changes go to the Management API through @hygraph/management-sdk or the MCP tool submit_batch_migration. Version restore has no documented mutation, so read <model>Version and write the old values back

WordPress

1. Ask the owner for a dedicated user with the lowest role that fits. A Contributor can draft and edit its own posts but can't publish them
2. Send the Application Password as Basic auth over HTTPS only. Core disables Application Passwords on plain HTTP outside a local environment
3. Upload a file with POST /wp-json/wp/v2/media first, then set featured_media or reference the returned URL in the post content
4. To roll back, GET /wp/v2/posts/<id>/revisions/<rev>?context=edit and POST its title and content to the post. There's no restore route
5. Pass _fields=id,status,link,modified on lists and read X-WP-TotalPages. per_page stops at 100