WordPress Studio

annotate

Open a browser with visual annotation tools. The user clicks elements on their site and leaves feedback — the agent reads annotations and makes changes. Use this when the user wants to point at specific elements to fix, tweak, or redesign.

build-site

Create, build, design, redesign, or rebuild a whole website as a WordPress site with WordPress Studio, on the user's computer — pick or create the site, settle the design and plugins as a Site Spec, then scaffold the theme, provision the site, validate and publish the content, and polish the result. Load it before picking or creating the site.

edit-manage-remote-site

Edit and manage one of the user's live remote sites (WordPress.com, or Pressable through the WordPress.com endpoints) — answer questions about it, or change its content, templates, styles, theme, and plugins within what its plan allows. Covers the plan check, API namespaces and endpoints, response-size limits, and visual verification.

edit-manage-site

Edit and manage one of the user's local Studio sites — answer questions about it, add pages or sections, adjust the design, add features and plugins, update content, preview it, or publish it. Load it for any work on an existing local site that is not a full build or redesign.

feedback

Send the user's feedback about WordPress Studio to the WordPress Studio team — a bug, a feature request, or general feedback — with the context from this chat. Use this when the user invokes /feedback, asks to report something to the WordPress Studio team, or agrees to send feedback after a WordPress Studio tool failed.

hosting-plans-helper

Answer WordPress.com plan and feature-tier questions (plan names and what each tier includes — plugins, themes, custom code, SSH, hosting) from authoritative live data. Load before answering ANY plan or feature-gating question; never answer these from memory.

liberate

Liberate any website into a portable HTML copy and import it into WordPress using the Studio CLI. Then work with the user to make sure it looks and function like the original. Use this when the user wants to migrate, import, move, liberate, or rebuild a website from a URL.

need-for-speed

Run a frontend performance audit on a WordPress site and get actionable optimization recommendations.

rank-me-up

Run an on-page SEO audit on a WordPress site and get actionable recommendations to improve search visibility.

taxonomist

Analyze and optimize a WordPress site's category taxonomy. Exports all posts, uses AI to suggest an improved category structure — merging duplicates, retiring dead categories, creating missing ones, writing descriptions, and re-categorizing posts. Run this when the user wants to clean up or improve their categories.

wordpress-studio

Build, design, redesign, and manage websites with WordPress Studio (the wordpress-studio MCP tools), which runs them on the user's computer as WordPress sites. Use whenever the user asks for a local site or a site on their computer, a WordPress site, or a Studio site — a website, landing page, blog, portfolio or store — to change one of their Studio or WordPress.com sites (design, content, theme, plugins), to preview it, or to publish it to WordPress.com.