Account MCP Prompt Recipes
A recipe is one prompt that asks your AI assistant for several steps in a row. The assistant runs each step with the matching Account MCP action and still asks you before anything that needs a confirmation.
Each recipe lists the groups it needs in Settings → MCP. Replace each [placeholder] with your own value. [mysite.com] is the site's domain, as shown in the dashboard.
Update everything safely
Needs: Backups, PHP & WordPress versions, Site actions, Access & logs
On [mysite.com]: create a backup, then update all plugins and themes that have updates available, then show the last 50 lines of the error log.What happens:
- A backup of the site starts (Back up a site).
- The plugins and themes with updates are updated (Update all plugins, Update a theme).
- The error log is read and anything new is reported (Read a site's error log).
Update everything on several sites
Needs: Sites, PHP & WordPress versions, Site actions
List my sites on WordPress [version], then on each one update all plugins and themes that have updates available.Fix a "memory exhausted" error
Needs: Access & logs, Site actions
Show the last 50 lines of the error log of [mysite.com]. If it shows "Allowed memory size exhausted", set the PHP setting memory_limit on [mysite.com] to 256 MB.What happens:
- The error log is read and the memory error found (Read a site's error log).
- memory_limit is raised to 256 MB, with the old and new value (Change a PHP setting).
Get a store ready for the CDN
Needs: Site actions
On [mysite.com]: add the CDN cache exclusions */cart*, */checkout/* and */my-account/*, set the CDN server cache time to 1 week, then purge the CDN cache.What happens:
- The cache exclusions and cache time are set (Add a cache exclusion, Change the CDN cache time).
- The CDN cache is purged so visitors get the new rules at once (Purge the CDN cache).
Hand a site over to a client
Needs: Access & logs, Sites
On [mysite.com]: create a WordPress user with username [username], email [user email] and role editor, change the site's dashboard label to "[new label]", and make it a permanent site.What happens:
- The user is added as an Editor, after you confirm, and WordPress emails them a link to set a password (Add a WordPress user).
- The site's dashboard label is changed and the site is made permanent (Change a site's dashboard label, Make a site permanent).
Move a site to its own domain
Needs: Sites, Site actions
List the domains of [mysite.com] and tell me the CNAME value. After I add the CNAME record, map the domain [domain] to [mysite.com] as the primary domain and turn on the object cache.What happens:
- The CNAME value to add at your DNS provider is shown (List a site's domains).
- The domain is mapped as primary; its SSL certificate is set up in the background (Map a primary domain).
- The Object Cache is turned on (Turn the Object Cache on).
If the domain shows a certificate warning afterwards, retry the SSL.
Bring a teammate on board
Needs: Teams, Account
Invite [email] to my team with the Member role, then turn off my "User Login Notification" email.What happens:
- The plan's member seats are checked, and the assistant asks before sending the invitation (Invite a team member as Member).
- The login email is turned off, with its setting before and after (Turn a notification off).
Clean up unused plugins and themes
Needs: PHP & WordPress versions, Site actions
List the inactive plugins and themes on [mysite.com], then delete the ones I choose.What happens:
- What's inactive is listed (List a site's plugins, List a site's themes).
- You pick what goes; the assistant asks before each delete (Delete a plugin, Delete a theme).
Check a site after a change
Needs: Diagnostics, Access & logs
Show the live stats of [mysite.com] (CPU, RAM, PHP workers) and the last 50 lines of its error log, and tell me if anything looks wrong.What happens: the live resource use (Check CPU, RAM and PHP workers) and the error log are read and summarised.