> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mainwp.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Prompt Cookbook

> Ready-to-use prompts for managing your WordPress network with an AI assistant.

These prompts are starting points, not a complete list. The AI understands natural language, so phrase things however makes sense to you; once you are comfortable with the basics you will find your own patterns.

## Getting started

When you first connect, try these to make sure everything is working:

* "List all my sites"
* "How many sites do I have?"
* "Show me the status of my MainWP network"
* "What can you help me with?"

## Everyday management

The day-to-day tasks most agencies run regularly:

* "Sync all my sites"
* "Which sites haven't synced in the last 24 hours?"
* "Check the connection status for all sites"
* "Show me sites that are currently disconnected"
* "What plugins are installed on example.com?"
* "Is Wordfence active on my client sites?"
* "Which sites are running PHP 7.4?"

## Updates

### Checking updates

* "What sites need updates?"
* "Show me all pending plugin updates"
* "Are there any WordPress core updates available?"
* "Which sites have outdated themes?"
* "Do any sites need security updates?"

### Applying updates

* "Update all plugins on example.com"
* "Apply the WordPress core update to all sites"
* "Update Elementor across my entire network"
* "Run all available updates on sites tagged 'priority'"

### Managing updates

* "Ignore the flavor plugin update on example.com"
* "What updates am I currently ignoring?"
* "Stop ignoring theme updates for flavor theme"

## Security

* "Show me the security status for example.com"
* "Which sites have security issues?"
* "Are there any known vulnerabilities in my plugins?"
* "What security issues were detected on my sites?"
* "Which sites have the most security concerns?"

## Troubleshooting sites

* "Why is example.com showing as disconnected?"
* "Reconnect example.com"
* "Check if example.com is reachable"
* "What changed on example.com recently?"
* "Show me the last sync status for example.com"
* "Which sites have had connection problems this week?"
* "Try reconnecting all disconnected sites"

## Clients and organization

### Clients

* "List all my clients"
* "Which sites belong to Acme Corp?"
* "Show me the client for example.com"
* "Create a new client called Acme Corp"
* "How many sites does each client have?"

### Tags

* "What tags do I have?"
* "Which sites are tagged 'production'?"
* "Show me all sites with the 'needs-attention' tag"
* "What sites don't have any tags?"

## Bulk operations

* "Sync all sites tagged 'client-a'"
* "Check connectivity for all production sites"
* "Reconnect all sites that are currently disconnected"
* "Update plugins on all sites belonging to Acme Corp"
* "Deactivate the flavor plugin on all sites"
* "Activate Wordfence on sites tagged 'security-priority'"

## Reporting and audits

* "Give me a summary of my MainWP network"
* "How many updates are pending across all sites?"
* "Which sites have the most pending updates?"
* "Show me all sites with abandoned plugins"
* "What themes are installed but not active across my network?"
* "List sites by their last sync date"
* "Which clients have the most sites?"

<Tip>
  **Getting better results.** Be specific when you can: "Update Elementor on example.com" works better than "update that plugin." Use site names or URLs; the AI finds sites by name, URL, or domain. Ask follow-up questions: after getting a list of sites, "now sync all of those" works. And you can combine requests: "Check for updates on example.com and show me what plugins are installed."
</Tip>