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Get a Full Inventory Report of Your Site with AI

Turn your whole site into a plain-language audit with one prompt, no clicking through a dozen admin screens.

Difficulty Beginner
Time ~5 min
Tools run_wp_cli

Prerequisites

A connected site.

The prompt
Give me a full inventory of my WordPress site [site name or URL]. In one document, list: every plugin with its active or inactive status and version, all installed themes and which one is active, every page and post with its status, my navigation menus, and every user with their role. This is a read-only audit, so do not change anything. Present it as [a checklist / a table / a short summary], and flag anything worth a second look, such as inactive plugins I could remove or admin accounts I do not recognize.

Already connected to WPVibe?

Skip the copy-paste. Just ask your AI for the “Get a Full Inventory Report of Your Site with AI” recipe, or describe the task, and WPVibe runs these steps on your own site.

You inherit a site, or you come back to one after a year away, and you have no real picture of what is inside it. Which plugins are active, which are just sitting there dormant, who still has an admin login, how many pages and posts actually exist. Building that map by hand means clicking through a dozen admin screens and copying bits into a document, so most people never do it and keep working half in the dark.

WPVibe reads your site the way an auditor would, but in a single pass. It lists every plugin with its status and version, the installed themes and the active one, your pages and posts, your navigation menus, and every user with their role. Nothing is written or changed. It is a read-only sweep, so you can run it against a live production site with zero risk, and the result comes back as a tidy summary you can read in chat or paste straight into your own records.

Paste the prompt below and ask for whatever shape suits you, a checklist, a table, or a short narrative. It is a smart first move before a migration, a security review, or handing a site to a new developer, because it gives everyone the same starting map. Nothing here touches the database, so no backup is needed before you run it.

Outcome

A single document listing every plugin, theme, page, post, menu, and user on your site, with anything unusual flagged for a closer look.