24 recipes in Content.
A read-only prompt that asks how big a post or page is before it pulls the body in. Since 1.7.4 every read reports content_length whether or not you ask for the content, so an agent can decide what is worth reading instead of swallowing everything.
One read-only prompt that searches every post type at once, so you can see everywhere a phrase, product name, or old URL appears before you change anything.
A read-only pass over any taxonomy that surfaces the empty terms and the likely duplicates, singular-versus-plural and casing slips, so you can tidy up.
Spin up a simple link-in-bio landing page from a list of links you give the agent. It drafts first, so nothing goes live until you publish it.
Add one category or tag across a batch of posts you name, reviewed as a list first, without disturbing the terms those posts already carry.
List every synced block, read what is in each, and trash the dead ones you confirm. Deletes go to the Trash, so a mistake is one restore away.
Read a page on one connected site, carry its blocks and images to another, and land it there as a draft you review. Nothing on the source changes.
A read-only prompt that maps a page's blocks in order and opens any synced blocks it uses, so you understand the layout before you change a thing.
Give every post under a redundant tag the tag you actually keep, in reviewed batches, so nothing loses its topic. Read-first and approval-gated.
Read a long post's headings, build an anchored table of contents, and insert it at the top once you approve, revisions intact.
Stand up a help center: draft the articles, create the categories, and wire a nav menu, all from an outline you approve first.
Load a column of values into one ACF field across a post type, with a read-first preview and a batch write you approve before anything saves.
Copy an existing post into a fresh draft you can adapt, without a plugin and without touching the original.
Fill in empty category descriptions and set allowlisted term meta in bulk, from a sample you approve before anything saves.
Paste in rows from a spreadsheet or an old site and get them turned into drafts, with categories created and images pulled in, after you approve the mapping.
Find every published post that links to an old URL and swap it for a new one in the body only, with a preview you approve first.
Turn a snippet you pasted into many pages into one synced block, then swap each page over to it, with a preview and a batch write you approve.
Read a rambling page, get a cleaner structure and rewrite proposed, and apply it only after you approve, with revisions to fall back on.
Update one synced call-to-action block so every page that uses it changes together, with the exact new markup previewed and approved first.
Fill in a per-term ACF field (a category color, icon, or blurb) across a taxonomy, with a read-first preview and a batch write you approve.
Hand the agent a video link and a few notes, and get a drafted post with the video embedded up top and real copy around it, ready for you to publish.
Add anchor ids to a long post's headings and drop in a jump-to-section list that links down to them, with a plan you approve first.
Walk a post's revision history, preview the last good version against what is live, and restore it, a restore that is itself reversible.
One read-only prompt that briefs you on the whole site: counts by status, media, writable post types, the active theme, and active plugins.