Prompts that chain WordPress tools

Audit the SEO metadata for our 5 most recent published posts using get_seo_data. Check each post's title, focus keyword, meta description, and canonical URL. If any post is missing a meta description or has a title longer than 60 characters, draft an optimized meta description (150-160 chars) and concise title, then update them with update_seo_data. Provide a table comparing before and after.

Find the first 10 posts in published status using list_posts. For each post, fetch its SEO configuration with get_seo_data. Identify any that have an empty meta description. Based on the post's excerpt or first 200 words, generate an engaging meta description that includes the primary topic and call to action, then apply it via update_seo_data.

Inspect post ID 42 using get_seo_data. Check if it has a canonical URL and social preview metadata configured. Update the SEO settings using update_seo_data to set the canonical URL to https://example.com/blog/ai-wordpress-guide, add 'AI WordPress Automation' as the focus keyword, and craft a compelling 155-character meta description.

Run list_media_without_alt to scan our WordPress media library for all images currently missing alt text. For each image found, analyze the image filename, title, and attached post context. Generate concise, screen-reader-compliant alt descriptions (under 125 characters, avoiding 'image of' or 'picture of') and update them using update_media_alt. Report each updated attachment ID with its new alt text.

Check all media without alt text using list_media_without_alt. Cross-reference them with our WooCommerce products from get_wc_products to see which ones are product gallery images. For every product image, update the alt text using update_media_alt to include the exact product name, color/variant, and primary feature for accessibility and Google Images ranking.

Scan the media library with list_media_without_alt. For the first 15 images returned, generate a human-readable title replacing hyphens and underscores, a descriptive alt tag, and a 1-sentence caption. Apply these changes using update_media_alt.

Write a comprehensive 1,500-word tutorial titled 'Top 10 Security Practices for WordPress in 2026'. Format the content with clean HTML semantic headings (H2, H3), bullet points, and code callouts. Create this post as a draft using create_post with post_type 'post' and status 'draft'. Once created, set its categories using manage_terms, and configure its SEO focus keyword 'wordpress security 2026' and meta description using update_seo_data.

Inspect our latest form submissions using get_form_entries to find customer feedback and project stories. Synthesize the top submission into a formatted case study draft post titled 'Customer Spotlight: Scaling with WordPress' using create_post with status 'draft'. Include customer quotes, key metrics, and an executive summary.

Check our draft posts with list_posts status 'draft'. Locate the draft post titled 'Q4 Product Announcements'. Review its content, update the title to 'Announcing Our Q4 Features & Roadmap' using update_post, and set its status to 'publish'. Immediately after publishing, purge the site cache with flush_cache so visitors see the new announcement immediately.

Fetch the 15 oldest draft posts on our site using list_posts with status 'draft'. Summarize their titles, creation dates, and excerpts. Highlight which ones are outdated, and after I approve, trash the obsolete drafts using trash_post.

I just updated our theme styles and several plugins. Flush all caching layers on my primary site using flush_cache (including LiteSpeed, WP Rocket, and Redis object cache). Afterwards, call site_health to verify that the site is responding normally and no PHP errors were triggered.

We just pushed a critical global CSS fix across our entire multi-site network. Use multi_site_orchestrate with action 'flush_cache' to purge the page cache, CDN, and object cache across every connected WordPress site in our organization simultaneously. Provide an execution status table for each site.

A user reported a visual glitch on the homepage. First, check get_error_log to ensure there are no active PHP fatal errors or warnings. If error logs are clean, purge the site cache with flush_cache and inspect get_site_info to verify the active theme and WordPress version.

Retrieve all comments currently in the moderation queue using get_comments with status 'hold'. Review each comment for spam indicators (promotional links, gibberish). Trash spam comments with moderate_comment status 'spam'. For genuine customer questions, approve them with moderate_comment status 'approve' and post an authoritative reply answering their question with reply_comment.

Check my WooCommerce store using get_wc_products for all products with fewer than 10 units in stock. Then, create a 15% discount coupon named CLEARANCE15 using create_wc_coupon to help clear that excess inventory. Afterwards, draft a brief store notice post with create_post sharing the discount code.

Create a theme draft sandbox using create_theme_sandbox for our active theme. In the sandbox, edit style.css using edit_theme_file to improve hero button styles and typography. Then, generate a private preview link using preview_theme_sandbox so I can inspect it before publishing.

Run a fleet-wide plugin inventory across all my connected WordPress sites using multi_site_orchestrate with action 'list_plugins'. Identify any sites that have inactive plugins or outdated versions, and compile a security recommendations matrix.

Use wp_cli to run "plugin list --update=available --format=json" and summarise what would change. Then run "plugin update --all" so I can approve it, and afterwards check get_error_log for new fatal errors.