Access-level guide

Read Only

Observe and report without requesting a content or settings change.

This level may fit whenThe expected result is a report, inventory, comparison, or diagnosis.Shown in Solo, Pro, and Agency plan surfaces.

Common WordPress jobs

Examples to help plan the work, not a promise that every detailed action is supported.

Content inventory

Review a named set of posts or pages and return a structured inventory.

Editorial diagnosis

Identify gaps, inconsistencies, and questions before any edit is authorized.

Pre-migration review

Document the current state of selected content before a planned change.

Read Only prompt example

Bounded content inventory

Inspect a named WordPress scope and return findings without requesting a mutation.

Reusable structure

Required inputs

Target post IDs or URLs
Fields to inspect
Required output format

Prohibited actions

Create, edit, publish, delete, install, update, or change settings
Expand beyond the named scope
Treat an inaccessible field as evidence that it does not exist

Expected output

A source-linked inventory with observed facts, unknowns, and follow-up questions.

Prompt templateReplace every value inside double braces.

You are reviewing a bounded WordPress content scope through a dedicated Agent Control identity.

Scope: {{post IDs or canonical URLs}}
Inspect: {{fields and questions}}
Return as: {{table, JSON, or structured notes}}

Do not create, edit, publish, delete, install, update, or change settings. Do not expand beyond the named scope. Separate observed facts from unknowns and recommendations.