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### Prompt to have a local AI client install WPVibe

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/docs/ai-client-setup/

Paste this prompt into a new conversation with a local AI client (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Grok Build, Goose, Windsurf, or similar) to automate the WPVibe MCP server setup. The client uses its native remote MCP server method if OAuth is supported; otherwise it adds the server with mcp-remote (npx -y mcp-remote). After setup, the client reloads MCP servers and starts the WPVibe sign-in, which opens a browser window. If the window does not appear, ask: “Start the WPVibe sign-in”. Web clients cannot edit their own settings, so use their dedicated sections instead.

```text
Set up the WPVibe MCP server for this client. The server URL is https://mcp.wpvibe.ai/mcp. Use this client's native way of adding a remote MCP server if it supports OAuth sign-in; if it does not, add it with mcp-remote (command: npx, args: -y, mcp-remote, https://mcp.wpvibe.ai/mcp). Then reload the MCP servers and start the WPVibe sign-in.
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### Prompt: Set up automatic WebP conversion with Converter for Media

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/compress-and-convert-images-to-webp-in-bulk-with-ai/

Paste this prompt into your AI on a connected site to install and configure the Converter for Media plugin, verify conversion with a test image, and get instructions for the Bulk Optimization page. The prompt also reminds you to back up before resizing originals and to keep original files.

```text
On [my site], set up automatic WebP image conversion with no paid service. Install the Converter for Media plugin and activate it so new image uploads are converted to WebP locally on my server. Confirm it works by uploading one test image and showing me that a WebP version was created and how much smaller it is. Then tell me exactly where the Bulk Optimization page is so I can convert my existing library myself, since that step needs a button click you cannot do for me. If we also resize oversized originals, first remind me to back up my media library and to test on a few images before running the whole library. Keep my original files.
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### Shortcut prompt for already-connected sites with WPVibe

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/check-your-pushengage-setup-with-ai/

Use this shorter prompt on a site that already has WPVibe installed to run the same recipe without pasting the full prompt. It references the recipe by name from the WPVibe cookbook.

```text
Run the “Check Your PushEngage Setup with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
```

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### Fresh-install setup prompt for WPVibe

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/set-up-a-fresh-wordpress-site-in-one-ask-with-ai/

Use this prompt on a newly connected WordPress site to run the whole fresh-install checklist in one pass: permalinks, timezone, search visibility, sample content, and media settings. It asks the assistant to show the plan first and to trash sample content rather than permanently delete it. Replace bracketed placeholders like [America/New_York] with your values.

```text
Set up my newly installed WordPress site using the standard fresh-install checklist. Show me the plan before you change anything, and remove content by moving it to trash, not permanent deletion.

Do these in order:
1. Set the permalink structure to [post name] and flush the rewrite rules.
2. Set the site timezone to [America/New_York].
3. Turn off "discourage search engines" so the site is visible to Google.
4. Trash the default sample content: the Hello World post, the Sample Page, and the default comment.
5. Apply media settings: [keep the default image sizes / use these sizes: ...] and [organize uploads into month and year folders].

First list exactly what you will change and what you will trash, and wait for me to confirm. I will take a backup if this site already has content. After I approve, apply the changes and then show me the final values for each setting and what you trashed, so I can spot-check.
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### Get booking requirements

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/works-with/events-manager/

Returns the exact fields, payload locations, payment options, and a ready-to-submit example payload needed to create a booking for one event. This operation is read-only and registered.

```APIDOC
## events-manager/get-booking-requirements

### Description
Returns the exact fields, payload locations, payment options, and a ready-to-submit example payload needed to create a booking for one event.

### Method
GET

### Endpoint
`events-manager/get-booking-requirements`

### Access
Read

### Status
Registered
```

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### Shortcut prompt for already-connected WPVibe site

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/set-up-a-fresh-wordpress-site-in-one-ask-with-ai/

Use this shorter prompt instead of the full recipe when the site already has WPVibe connected. It references the recipe by name so the assistant runs the same fresh-install checklist.

```text
Run the “Set up a fresh WordPress site in one ask with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
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### Shortcut prompt for already-connected WPVibe site

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/set-up-a-woocommerce-store-with-ai/

Use this shorter prompt on a site that already has WPVibe connected, to run the same recipe without pasting the full setup prompt. It references the recipe by name from the WPVibe cookbook.

```text
Run the “Set Up a WooCommerce Store with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
```

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### Prompt to enable ACF AI abilities

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/turn-on-acf-ai-abilities-with-ai/

Paste this prompt into your AI assistant on a site running ACF 6.8+ and WordPress 6.9+ with the free WPCode plugin installed. The AI will check versions, create a WPCode snippet with the filter add_filter( 'acf/settings/enable_acf_ai', '__return_true' ), and guide you through enabling AI access per field group, post type, and taxonomy.

```text
My WordPress site uses Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) 6.8 or newer. Turn on ACF's AI abilities so you can work with my ACF content.

1. Check that WordPress is 6.9 or newer and ACF is 6.8 or newer; if not, stop and tell me. Run discover_abilities with category acf-field-management. If acf/field-groups is there, the feature is on: skip to step 4.
2. Create a WPCode snippet, type PHP, location everywhere, titled "Turn on ACF AI abilities", with exactly this code: add_filter( 'acf/settings/enable_acf_ai', '__return_true' ); If WPCode is not installed, stop and ask me to install the free WPCode plugin first.
3. Give me the link to review and enable the snippet, and wait until I tell you it is on.
4. Run discover_abilities with category acf-field-management and again with category wordpress-content-discovery, and list every acf/ ability you now see. Then tell me how to give you access to [the field groups, post types and taxonomies I want you to work with]: in ACF, open each one, go to its ACF AI tab, switch on Allow AI Access (the label ends with to Field Data, to Post Content or to Taxonomy Terms), and save. A field group also needs Show in REST API switched on in its Group Settings tab.
5. Tell me that the query, create, view, update and delete abilities only appear for post types and taxonomies registered in ACF with AI access on, and that I can turn all of this off by disabling the snippet in WPCode.
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### Prompt to run the connect recipe on an already connected site

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/connect-your-first-wordpress-site/

Use this prompt on a site that already has WPVibe connected to skip the full setup and run the 'Connect your first WordPress site' recipe from the WPVibe cookbook.

```text
Run the “Connect your first WordPress site” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
```

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### Install cloudflared on macOS with Homebrew

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/docs/connect-a-local-site/

Installs the cloudflared CLI tool on a Mac using Homebrew. Windows and Linux users should download it from Cloudflare's install page instead.

```bash
brew install cloudflared
```

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### SpeedyCache health check prompt for WPVibe AI

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/get-a-speedycache-health-check-with-ai/

Prompt for WPVibe AI to perform a read-only health check of a SpeedyCache setup. Requires SpeedyCache 1.4.3+ (free), WordPress 6.9+, an administrator account, and Enable AI Abilities turned on under SpeedyCache > AI Abilities. Instructs the AI to avoid sensitive operations and options, and to report findings sorted by fix now, worth doing, and fine to ignore.

```text
My WordPress site uses SpeedyCache. Give me a health check of my cache setup without changing anything.

1. Run discover_abilities with category speedycache-cache. If speedycache-cache/delete-url is not there, run rest_api GET /wp/v2/plugins with search speedycache. If SpeedyCache is active, tell me its AI abilities are off until I turn on Enable AI Abilities on SpeedyCache's AI Abilities page in wp-admin (the MCP Adapter and Application Password steps on that page are not needed for WPVibe; if it is already on, the site needs SpeedyCache 1.4.3 or newer and WordPress 6.9 or newer), and stop. If it is installed but not active, tell me to activate it and then turn on that switch, and stop. If it is not installed, tell me this recipe is for the free SpeedyCache plugin, and stop. Never run speedycache-cdn/get or speedycache-import/export, and never read the speedycache_cdn or speedycache_object_cache options any other way: they hold my CDN API key and object cache login in full. Do not use speedycache-cache/get-stats either: on the free plugin it returns 0 or a stale count.
2. Run speedycache-settings/get, speedycache-file/get, speedycache-excludes/list and speedycache-preload/status, and run_wp_cli plugin list --status=active.
3. Check, and explain each in a sentence without jargon:
- cache_enabled false means no new pages are cached: fix now, on the Cache tab. Also run run_wp_cli config get WP_CACHE: if it is not true, WordPress never loads SpeedyCache's serving code, so pages are stored but (on nginx and most hosts) never served. Fix now: wp-config.php was probably not writable when SpeedyCache was activated; turning the cache off and on again on the Cache tab retries, or my host can add define WP_CACHE true.
- mobile true is Mobile Override, which stops phone and tablet visitors from getting the desktop cached copy. Without Mobile Cache (mobile_theme, a SpeedyCache Pro feature) they get no cached pages at all. If my theme is responsive (most current themes are), turning Mobile Override off on the Cache tab lets them use the same cached pages: worth doing, and I should check the site on a phone after.
- logged_in_user true means logged-in visitors get the logged-out cached copy. On a shop, membership, course or community site (check the active plugins) that is fix now, because members would see logged-out pages; on a plain blog it is fine.
- purge_interval and purge_interval_unit are the Cache Lifespan; 0 means cached pages never expire on a schedule. Say what it is set to.
- preload false means pages are cached only when someone visits: worth turning on for most sites, on the Cache tab.
- File optimization: list what file/get shows on. Options marked Premium in SpeedyCache's settings do nothing without SpeedyCache Pro, even if file/get shows them true. Say combine_js is the one most likely to break menus, sliders or forms, so if any part of the site misbehaves it is the first to switch off on the File Optimization tab. Do not call it a problem on its own.
4. Pages that should not be cached: list published pages with rest_api GET /wp/v2/pages, status publish, per_page 100, paging until there are no more. Pick out login, account, registration, profile, dashboard and checkout-style pages that are not WooCommerce's (SpeedyCache already skips WooCommerce cart, checkout and My Account pages). SpeedyCache keeps each cached page as an index.html file at wp-content/cache/speedycache/HOST/all/PATH/index.html (the home page is all/index.html). First run list_files with scope wp-content and directory cache/speedycache to find the HOST folder, then list HOST/all. Count only index.html files as cached pages (ignore .gz copies; some folders, such as category or date paths, hold no page of their own). If the all folder does not exist, nothing is cached. Any of these pages with a cached copy is fix now, whatever the exclude rules say: a cached form or login page can stop working, and a member area can show the wrong page. Exclude rules only stop SpeedyCache from storing a page; a copy stored before the rule keeps being served. Tell me to add a page rule for it with Add New Rule on SpeedyCache's Excludes tab, choosing the Post ID or starts-with kind (an exact-URL rule misses links with tracking tags such as utm_source, and that copy is then served to everyone), and then clear that page, which you can do with speedycache-cache/delete-url when I ask.
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### Full prompt to set up a WooCommerce store

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/set-up-a-woocommerce-store-with-ai/

Use this prompt on a connected WordPress site to install and activate WooCommerce, configure store address, currency, an offline payment method, a US shipping zone with a $5 flat rate, a 7.25% California tax rate, and draft starter products via the REST API. Card gateways requiring API keys are intentionally not enabled. The AI lists every setting changed and product created for review before going live.

```text
Set up a WooCommerce store on my site. If WooCommerce is not installed yet, install and activate it first.

Configure the basics: store address [city, state, country], selling currency [USD], one enabled offline payment method [cash on delivery, or direct bank transfer], a shipping zone for [United States] with a [flat rate of $5], and a tax rate of [7.25%] for [California]. Then add these starter products as drafts: [name, price, and a short description for each].

Do everything over the REST API, and do not enable any card gateway that needs API keys. I will add Stripe or PayPal myself. When you are done, list every setting you changed and every product you created so I can review before the store goes live.
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### Shortcut: Run Recipe on Connected Site

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/build-an-online-course-with-ai/

Short prompt to run the same recipe on a site that already has WPVibe connected, skipping the full prompt. Use this when the site is already set up with WPVibe.

```text
Run the “Build an Online Course with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
```

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### Configure WPVibe MCP server in Antigravity mcp_config.json

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/docs/ai-client-setup/

Adds WPVibe to Antigravity's MCP configuration file at ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json using mcp-remote, because Antigravity's built-in sign-in for remote MCP servers is incomplete and a plain serverUrl fails with an Unauthorized error. Requires Node.js (npx). Keep only one WPVibe entry; the first server start opens a browser window for WPVibe sign-in.

```json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wpvibe": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://mcp.wpvibe.ai/mcp"]
    }
  }
}
```

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### Prompt for adding social share buttons with AddToAny

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/add-social-sharing-buttons-with-ai/

Use this prompt to have the AI install the free AddToAny Share Buttons plugin and configure a small set of share buttons (Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Email) below the content. After setup, the AI opens a published post, confirms the buttons appear at the bottom, and lists the networks showing. You can later ask to change networks or move buttons above or below content.

```text
Add social share buttons to my posts and pages so readers can share them in one click.

Install the free AddToAny Share Buttons plugin, then show buttons for these networks: [Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Email]. Keep the set small and relevant to my audience. Place the buttons [below the content].

After setup, open one of my published posts, confirm the share buttons appear at the [bottom] of the article, and list which networks are showing so I can adjust the lineup. If I ask later, change which networks appear or move the buttons above or below the content.
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### Full prompt for setting up LifterLMS course pricing

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/set-up-course-pricing-and-payment-plans-with-ai/

Paste this prompt into your AI on a connected WordPress site running LifterLMS 10.1 or newer. Replace [course name] and the bracketed plan descriptions with your exact pricing details. The AI will show a plan table for confirmation before creating anything and will not modify existing access plans.

```text
I use LifterLMS on my WordPress site. Set up pricing on my course [course name]. I want these plans: [describe each plan in plain English, and be exact about the money, for example: a one-time payment of $1,000 for lifetime access, and a payment plan of three monthly payments of $400 each, $1,200 in total, for lifetime access]. Use the LifterLMS access plan abilities. Treat the billing schedule and the content access as two separate things: how many payments the plan takes is one setting, and how long the student keeps access afterwards is another, so a plan can stop billing after three payments and still grant access for life. Before you create anything, show me each plan you are about to create as a table with its price, whether it is one-time or recurring, how many payments it takes in total, when the billing stops, and when the student's access ends, and wait for me to confirm. Do not change or delete any access plan that already exists on this course; if one already matches what I asked for, tell me instead of making a duplicate. Give each plan a short plain name unless I told you what to call it, and tell me the names you chose. After you create them, re-fetch the plans on the course and show me that same table built from the saved data, so I can see what LifterLMS actually stored, plus the wp-admin edit link for the course, where the pricing panel lives.
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### Shortcut prompt to run the GoSMTP recipe

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/test-wordpress-email-with-gosmtp-with-ai/

Use this on a site that already has WPVibe connected to skip pasting the full prompt. It tells the AI to run the named recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on the connected site.

```text
Run the “Send a Test Email and Fix What Stops It with GoSMTP and AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
```

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### Prompt for quantity-based tiered pricing setup

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/quantity-based-tiered-pricing-with-ai/

Use this prompt with an AI assistant on a WooCommerce store to configure quantity-based tiered pricing for a specific product. It requests installation of the free Code Snippets plugin if not active, applies discounts only to the named product, and asks the AI to test the pricing at each threshold in a cart and read back per-unit price and line total. A backup before changing live checkout pricing is recommended.

```text
On my WooCommerce store, set up quantity-based tiered pricing for [product name or SKU]. The tiers I want are: [list them, for example 1 to 9 units at full price, 10 to 49 at 10 percent off, and 50 or more at 25 percent off]. Apply it only to that product and leave the rest of my catalog alone. Use the free Code Snippets plugin as the home for the rule so I can toggle it off later, and install Code Snippets first if it is not active. When it is set up, add the product to a test cart at each quantity threshold and read back the per-unit price and line total so I can confirm the discount kicks in at each tier before it goes live. Remind me to take a backup first.
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### Run the WPVibe recipe on a connected site

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/build-a-price-quote-calculator-with-ninja-forms-with-ai/

Use this prompt on a site that already has WPVibe connected to run the 'Build a Price Quote Calculator with Ninja Forms and AI' recipe from the WPVibe cookbook.

```text
Run the “Build a Price Quote Calculator with Ninja Forms and AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
```

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### Full health check prompt for PushEngage setup

Source: https://wpvibe.ai/cookbook/check-your-pushengage-setup-with-ai/

Paste this prompt into your AI to run a read-only health check of your PushEngage setup. It checks connection status first and stops if not connected, then reviews plugin info, subscribers, auto-push, segments, mappings, and debug logs. Requires PushEngage 4.2.10+ on WordPress 6.9+ and a connected site. The check is read-only and never sends or changes anything.

```text
I use PushEngage on my WordPress site. Give me a health check of my push notification setup. Use the PushEngage abilities, and only the read-only ones: do not send anything and do not create or change anything. Check the connection status first. If the site is not connected to a PushEngage account, tell me that is the whole problem, tell me where to connect it, and stop. Otherwise read the plugin info, the subscriber numbers, the auto-push settings, the segments, the category to segment mappings, and the list of debug log files. Give me a checklist with a clear pass, warning, or fail for each of these: the connection and the PushEngage site ID, active subscribers this week and in total, whether auto-push is on, which content types trigger a push and whether any look like internal content such as templates or quizzes, how many segments exist and whether any have zero subscribers, whether my main categories are mapped to segments, and whether the debug log has recent entries. If there are log files, read only the most recent one and summarize what it says in two or three sentences without pasting its contents. If a number is zero, say it is zero and do not guess at the reason. For every warning or fail, give me one line on why it matters and where I fix it.
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