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Example Prompts

These prompts show what you can ask your AI assistant when working with MainWP. They're starting points, not a complete list. Once you get comfortable with the basics, you'll find your own patterns for how you like to work. The AI understands natural language, so feel free to phrase things however makes sense to you.

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

These cover 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 for and applying updates is one of the most common workflows:

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  • "Which sites have outdated themes?"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

Keep an eye on vulnerabilities and security status across your network:

  • "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

When something goes wrong, these prompts help you diagnose the issue:

  • "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"

Client and Organization

Managing clients, tags, and how your sites are organized:

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

Working across many sites at once:

  • "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

Getting overviews and summaries of your network:

  • "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?"

Tips for 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 can find sites by their name, URL, or domain.

Ask follow-up questions. After getting a list of sites, you might ask "now sync all of those" or "which of those belong to Acme Corp?"

Combine requests. You can often ask for multiple things: "Check for updates on example.com and show me what plugins are installed."