WordPress.com MCP prompt examples

Not sure what to do with your new WordPress.com MCP tools? Here are some example prompts to get you started.

Getting Started

• “Which of my sites gets the most traffic?”
• “Find all my sites with custom domains.”

Site Configuration

• “Check the comment settings on my portfolio site.”
• “Is user registration enabled on my community site?”

User Management

• “Who are the administrators on my company blog?”
• “List all editors on example.com.”
• “Find users who haven’t logged in recently on my site”

Plugin Management

• “What plugins are installed on my main site?”
• “What plugins are currently active on my store?”

Post Searching

• “Find all my posts about artificial intelligence.”
• “Show me posts I published last month.”
• “List my scheduled posts across all sites.”
• “Find posts by author John on my company blog.”

Specific Post Retrieval

• “Retrieve my latest published post with its comments.”
• “Get the about page from my portfolio site.”

Comment Management

• “Show me pending comments on my blog.”
• “Find all comments from the last week.”
• “Search for comments mentioning ‘excellent.'”

Multi-Site Searches

• “Search for posts about ‘WordPress tips’ across all my sites”
• “Show me posts I’ve published today across all sites”
• “Find pages about ‘contact’ on all my websites.”

Comparative Analysis

• “Which of my sites has the most published posts?”
• “Show me sites that haven’t been updated recently.”
• “Show me which posts are generating the most discussion.”

Content Analysis

• “Find all posts in the ‘Technology’ category.”
• “Show me posts modified in the last 3 days.”

User Activity

• “Show me authors who posted this week.”
• “Who are my most productive authors and what are they writing about?”
• “Search for inactive editors on my team blog.”

Site Monitoring

• “Check which sites have pending comments.”
• “Find archived or suspended sites in my account.”

Content Auditing

• “Create a report of all draft posts older than 30 days.”
• “Find duplicate post titles across my sites.”
• “List all posts without categories.”
• “Show me posts that haven’t been updated in a year.”

Maintenance Tasks

• “Find all spam comments across my sites for cleanup.”
• “List plugins that are inactive but still installed.”
• “Show me sites that need attention (updates, comments, etc).”
• “Check for posts stuck in pending status.”
• “Give me a complete health report for example.com.”

Research & Discovery

• “Find all posts mentioning a competitor’s name.”
• “Search for content about emerging trends on my blogs.”
• “List all posts with videos or attachments.”
• “Find all content about AI across my sites and show me which needs updating.”
• “Find my most popular draft posts that deserve to be published.”
• “Compare my tech blog with my personal blog.”