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Get health, status, and analytics across all local WordPress sites. Shows plugin outdates, WP version drift, site issues, and bulk action opportunities. Use for fleet-wide monitoring and maintenance planning.

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name	nexus-fleet
description	Get health, status, and analytics across all local WordPress sites. Shows plugin outdates, WP version drift, site issues, and bulk action opportunities. Use for fleet-wide monitoring and maintenance planning.
allowed-tools	Bash(nexus *)

Fleet Health Overview

nexus fleet health

Analyze the fleet report:

Critical issues — any ❌ failures that need immediate attention (name the sites)
Plugin updates available — how many sites, which plugins, bulk update opportunity
WP version drift — sites not on the latest version
Inactive sites — halted sites that may be stale
WPE sync status — sites with/without WPE connections

If $ARGUMENTS is provided, filter results to that specific concern (e.g., /nexus-fleet plugins or /nexus-fleet outdated).

Suggested actions

Based on the health report, propose specific next steps:

Bulk plugin updates: nexus bulk plugin-update --all
Individual site fixes: nexus wp health --site <name>
Sites to review: list by priority

Keep the response actionable — every finding should have a "fix it with" command.

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name	nexus-fleet
description	Get health, status, and analytics across all local WordPress sites. Shows plugin outdates, WP version drift, site issues, and bulk action opportunities. Use for fleet-wide monitoring and maintenance planning.
allowed-tools	Bash(nexus *)

Fleet Health Overview

nexus fleet health

Analyze the fleet report:

Critical issues — any ❌ failures that need immediate attention (name the sites)
Plugin updates available — how many sites, which plugins, bulk update opportunity
WP version drift — sites not on the latest version
Inactive sites — halted sites that may be stale
WPE sync status — sites with/without WPE connections

If $ARGUMENTS is provided, filter results to that specific concern (e.g., /nexus-fleet plugins or /nexus-fleet outdated).

Suggested actions

Based on the health report, propose specific next steps:

Bulk plugin updates: nexus bulk plugin-update --all
Individual site fixes: nexus wp health --site <name>
Sites to review: list by priority

Keep the response actionable — every finding should have a "fix it with" command.