Try the workflow method
Inspect a useful part of the method before deciding whether the playbook fits your work.
The downloadable sample is being reviewed. The example below is available to read now.
A read-only WordPress preflight
Before asking an agent to change a site, establish which installation it is inspecting. On your own local or staging installation, use WP-CLI from the WordPress root. These commands inspect the installation; they do not update content or plugins.
wp option get home
wp core version
wp plugin list --fields=name,status,version
wp theme list --fields=name,status,version
wp db checkUse the evidence in a bounded prompt
“Review this WordPress inventory. Do not change files, settings or data. Identify missing information needed to investigate the reported issue. Separate observations from hypotheses. Propose the smallest next read-only check.”
Verify the result
Confirm that the home URL is your intended local or staging site. A successful database check reports tables as OK. Record any unavailable command or missing permission instead of interpreting it as a passed test.
If something fails
Check your current directory, WP-CLI installation and local database service. If the URL identifies a production site you did not intend to inspect, stop and switch to the correct environment. Do not paste credentials or private customer data into an agent prompt.