All 84 tools. Nothing hidden.

List posts, or any public post type, filtered by status, category, tag, author or language.

List my 20 most recent drafts in the News category.

Fetch one post or page with its content, and optionally its meta and translations.

Open post 412 and summarise it in three bullet points.

Create a post as a draft. Publishing straight away needs content:publish.

Draft a post announcing our summer opening hours.

Patch the title, content, excerpt, terms or meta of a post. A revision is saved first.

Fix the typos in post 412 and leave everything else as it is.

Move a post to the trash, or delete it for good through the two-step confirmation.

Move the duplicate “Spring sale” post to the trash.

Publish a post now, or schedule it for a date in the future.

Schedule post 418 for Monday at 9:00.

List pages, filtered by status or search.

Which pages are still drafts?

Create a page, as a draft unless the token may publish.

Create a draft Careers page with three open roles.

Patch the title, content, excerpt or meta of a page. A revision is saved first.

Update the opening hours on the Contact page.

Move a page to the trash, or delete it for good through the two-step confirmation.

Move the old Summer 2025 landing page to the trash.

List the terms of a taxonomy: categories, tags or any custom taxonomy.

Show all categories and how they are nested.

Create a category, a tag or a term in a custom taxonomy.

Add a Case studies category under Blog.

Full-text search across posts and pages, ranked by relevance, with snippets.

Find every page that still mentions our old phone number.

List media library items, filtered by search or file type.

List every PDF in the media library.

Import an image from a URL into the media library, with alt text and caption. Private network addresses are refused.

Import the logo from our press kit and set its alt text.

Upload a file sent as base64, up to 10 MB, when WordPress allows its type.

Upload this screenshot and caption it “New dashboard”.

Set the alt text, caption, description or title of an attachment.

Write descriptive alt text for every image on the homepage.

Delete an attachment for good. Always goes through the two-step confirmation.

Delete the unused 2023 banner image.

Resize and recompress an image in place, optionally converting it to WebP.

Convert the hero image to WebP at quality 80.

Find attachments not used as a featured image, a parent or inline. A heuristic: page builders may still use some.

Which uploads are not used anywhere?

Read the SEO meta of a post from the active SEO plugin, and say which adapter answered.

What is the meta description of the pricing page?

Write the SEO title, description, social and robots fields through the active SEO plugin. Only the fields you send change.

Rewrite the meta description of post 412 in under 155 characters.

Score one post from 0 to 100 on title, description, focus keyword, image alts and length, with a list of issues.

Analyse the SEO of our main landing page and list the fixes.

Audit many posts at once; each issue has a severity and a suggestion. With fix_safe and seo:write it also fills in missing meta descriptions, only on posts the user may edit.

Audit the SEO of the last 50 posts and group the issues by severity.

Return the sitemap URL and its last change for the active SEO plugin.

Where is our sitemap and when did it last change?

Check the links in your content and report every one that fails or answers with an error.

Find broken links in the posts of the last 90 days.

Show which analytics plugins were detected and which one answers.

Which analytics source are you reading from?

Views, unique visitors and top device for a period.

How many visitors did we have last month?

The most viewed posts of a period, with unique visitors.

What were our ten most read posts this quarter?

The sites that sent the most visitors in a period.

Where does our traffic come from this week?

Search keywords, when the source provides them (Site Kit with Search Console).

Which search queries bring people to the site?

Traffic of one post over a period.

How did post 412 do in its first month?

Compare two periods side by side.

Compare this month with last month.

Views per category, or per term of any taxonomy, over a period.

Which category grew the most this quarter?

Posts and pages old enough to count that had no views in a period.

Which pages had no visits this quarter?

Name, version, parent theme and folder of the active theme.

Which theme are we running, and is it a child theme?

List the files of the active theme, optionally by pattern.

List the CSS files in the theme.

Read one file of the active theme. Paths cannot leave the theme folder.

Show me the footer template of the theme.

Write a file in the active theme; a missing file is created. The previous version is backed up first.

Add a print stylesheet to the theme.

Append to, or replace, the site’s custom CSS.

Make the header sticky with a little custom CSS.

Activate another installed theme, through the two-step confirmation.

Switch to the staging theme once I confirm.

List navigation menus, their items and where they are placed.

Show me the structure of the main menu.

Create a menu and optionally place it in a theme location.

Create a footer menu with Privacy and Terms.

Replace the items of a menu with a new list.

Add the Careers page to the main menu, after About.

List sidebars and the widgets in each.

What is in the blog sidebar?

Set the widget list of a sidebar from existing widget instances.

Remove the tag cloud from the sidebar.

Read the allowed Customizer settings: colours, header image, logo, site icon.

Which logo and site icon are set?

Update the allowed Customizer settings; anything else is refused.

Set the header text colour to our brand orange.

List installed plugins with version, status, any update WordPress knows of, and whether their files may be written.

Which plugins are installed but inactive?

Read a file inside a plugin folder. Paths cannot leave that plugin.

Show me the main file of the contact form plugin.

Create a new plugin skeleton (header, composer.json, README) and allow writes to it.

Scaffold a plugin called Studio tweaks.

Write a file in a plugin you have allow-listed. The previous version is backed up.

Add a shortcode to the Studio tweaks plugin.

Install a plugin from a .zip on your computer (up to 20 MB, checked by its SHA-256) or from an https link. A link, or replacing an installed plugin, goes through the two-step confirmation.

Install our private plugin from this zip file.

Install a plugin from the WordPress.org directory, through the two-step confirmation.

Install Independent Analytics from WordPress.org.

Activate an installed plugin.

Activate the plugin we just installed.

Deactivate a plugin.

Deactivate the old slider plugin.

Check that the plugin answers, with plugin, WordPress and PHP versions. Needs no scope; on plugin 1.7.0 a valid token also sees its own scopes.

Is the bridge reachable on this site?

Read the allowed site settings: title, tagline, timezone, permalinks, front page and more.

Which timezone and permalink structure does the site use?

Update the allowed settings. Changing the site address or admin email needs the two-step confirmation.

Change the tagline to “Coffee, roasted in Milan”.

Run a SELECT on the site’s tables, capped at 1,000 rows; password hashes never come back. Writes need db:write and the two-step confirmation, and are rolled back if they touch users, roles, tokens or protected options.

How many comments are waiting for moderation?

Run a WP-CLI command that matches the allow-list exactly, with its values passed separately. Off until an administrator turns it on.

Flush the object cache.

A quick performance audit: caching, OPcache, heavy images, database and autoload size.

Why is the site slow? Run a performance check.

List one folder of the WordPress install. Protected files such as wp-config.php, .env, backups and SQL dumps are hidden.

What is in wp-content/uploads/2026/11?

Read a file of the install: text as text, anything else as base64. Protected files are refused.

Show me the robots.txt file.

Find files by name under a folder. Protected files are left out.

Find every PDF in uploads with “price” in its name.

Download a file as base64. Protected files are refused.

Download the latest price list PDF.

Write a file. With site:write only plain file types inside wp-content/uploads; anywhere else needs fs:admin, which asks twice before an overwrite or a code change. The previous version is backed up.

Save this text as uploads/notes/launch.md.

Upload a file sent as base64, with the same limits as wp_fs_write: uploads only with site:write, elsewhere with fs:admin.

Upload this PDF to uploads/press-kit.

Create a folder and any missing parents: inside uploads with site:write, elsewhere with fs:admin.

Create the folder uploads/press-kit.

Rename or move a file or folder: inside uploads with site:write; anywhere with fs:admin, after the two-step confirmation.

Rename uploads/2026/11/IMG_0042.jpg to hero-spring.jpg.

Delete a file, or a folder with everything in it. Non-empty items, and every delete under fs:admin, go through the two-step confirmation; deleted files are backed up.

Delete the uploads/tmp folder and everything in it.

Zip the database, the files (themes, plugins, uploads) or both into a backup on the server.

Back up the database before we start.

List backups with scope, note, size and date.

Which backups do we have from this week?

Restore a backup. Overwrites files and tables, so it always goes through the two-step confirmation. The Xaflo plugin, its tokens and settings stay as they are.

Restore the homepage from the backup taken ten minutes ago.

List the site’s languages and the multilingual adapter in use.

Which languages is the site set up for?

Detect the multilingual plugin and which adapter answers.

Is this site multilingual?

Every translation of a post, grouped by language, including empty slots.

Which languages is the About page missing?

Link an existing post into another post’s translation group.

Link post 233 as the Italian version of post 120.

Set or change the language of a post.

Mark post 233 as Italian.

Every language version of an attachment, with its alt text, caption and description.

Show the alt text of image 88 in every language.

Fill in the alt text, caption, description or title of an attachment in one language.

Write the German alt text for image 88.

Find attachments missing a translation, alt text or description in any language.

Which images have no Italian alt text?

List theme and plugin strings with their translation status per language.

Show the theme strings still untranslated in French.

How complete the interface translation is, per language.

How complete is our German interface translation?