Hide WPVibe from a Client’s Dashboard with AI
Hand over a clean client dashboard: one approved ask hides every WPVibe surface in wp-admin while you keep full AI control.
Prerequisites
A connected client site running WPVibe plugin 1.11.0 or newer, connected as an administrator.
Enable white label mode on [client site URL]. First check the WPVibe plugin version with plugin list and update it if it is older than 1.11.0. Then set the wpvibe_hide_from_admins option to 1 and pause for my approval. Once it is enabled, give me a short record I can save: what is now hidden from the WordPress dashboard, confirmation that auto-updates are on for the plugin, and the exact command to turn white label mode back off later.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Hide WPVibe from a Client’s Dashboard with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
You hand a finished site to a client and the dashboard tells them everything about how you built it. Curious clients click the WPVibe menu, ask what the plugin does, or deactivate it mid-project because they did not recognize the name. Keeping your tooling out of the client’s way has usually meant a paid white-label addon or a functions.php snippet you now have to maintain on every site.
WPVibe ships white label mode free on every plan starting with plugin 1.11.0. One ask and your AI hides WPVibe from that site’s WordPress dashboard: no admin menu, no dashboard widget, no plugins-list entry, no WPVibe branding in the editor. The change requires your explicit approval in the browser before it runs, so nothing can hide the plugin without you signing off. WordPress auto-updates switch on automatically so the hidden plugin stays current, and if the site ever goes 30 days without WPVibe activity the plugin resurfaces on its own.
Paste the prompt below with your client site’s URL. The AI ends by handing you a short record of what changed and the exact command to undo it; save that with your client notes. Turning white label mode off later is one ask, no approval needed. The client site needs WPVibe plugin 1.11.0 or newer; the prompt has the AI check and update first.
Outcome
The client site's wp-admin shows no WPVibe menu, widget, plugins-list entry, or editor branding, and you hold the recovery steps.