Use WPVibe to check the scheduled tasks (WP-Cron) on my site.

Run a cron test to confirm the scheduler is working, then list all cron events and flag anything overdue, duplicated, or left behind by plugins I no longer use.

Explain what each suspicious job does before touching it. Ask me before running or deleting any event, and summarize what you changed at the end.

Already connected to WPVibe?

Skip the copy-paste. Just ask your AI for the “Inspect and fix scheduled tasks with AI” recipe, or describe the task, and WPVibe runs these steps on your own site.

WordPress runs on hidden scheduled tasks: publishing queued posts, sending emails, running backups. When one gets stuck, things quietly stop happening, and the usual fix is installing a cron inspector plugin to see what is going on.

WPVibe gives your AI that visibility directly. It tests that the scheduler is actually firing, lists every cron event on your site, and flags anything overdue, duplicated, or left behind by plugins you removed long ago. Running or deleting an event always requires your approval, so nothing gets cleaned up without you seeing what it is first.

Paste the prompt into your AI client with WPVibe connected. Especially useful when scheduled posts stop publishing or plugin emails stop arriving.

Outcome

WP-Cron is confirmed working and stale scheduled jobs are cleaned up, with each change approved first.