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Run WP-CLI commands on a local WordPress site via nexus. Target format is <sitename>@local. For WPE remote installs use nexus-wpe skill instead.
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Search across all indexed local WordPress sites by content. Use when looking for sites that contain specific content, posts, or pages. Pass the search query as args.
Query WP Engine account data — sites, installs, usage metrics, bandwidth, visits, storage, domains, backups, SSL, users, and diagnostics. Use when asked about WPE environments, usage stats, storage, installs, traffic, or anything related to the WP Engine account.
Pull a WP Engine environment down to a local site — files and optionally database. Requires the local site to exist and be running. Use when you want to sync a WPE environment locally.
Push a local site up to a WP Engine environment. DESTRUCTIVE — overwrites the live WPE environment. Requires explicit confirmation. Use only when intentionally deploying local changes to WPE.
Set up AI features on a local WordPress site — installs the AI plugin, configures the provider, syncs credentials, and enables experiments. Use when onboarding a new local site for AI capabilities.
Run Nexus AI diagnostics. Checks Local running, addon active, MCP server, gateway, AI provider, API key, and site count. Auto-suggests the exact fix command for every failure. Use when troubleshooting Nexus or verifying a working setup.
| name | nexus-wp |
| description | Run WP-CLI commands on a local WordPress site via nexus. Target format is <sitename>@local. For WPE remote installs use nexus-wpe skill instead. |
| argument-hint | <site@local> <wp-cli-command> |
| allowed-tools | Bash(nexus *) |
For local sites only. WPE remote installs → use nexus-wpe skill.
Target format: <sitename>@local or bare site name (auto-resolved from graph DB).
Common commands:
nexus wp core version <target> # WP version
nexus wp plugin list <target> # list plugins
nexus wp plugin update <target> --all # update all plugins
nexus wp health <target> # site health check
nexus wp option-get <target> siteurl # get WP option
nexus wp user-list <target> # list users
nexus wp db export <target> # export database
Examples:
nexus wp core version mysite@local
nexus wp core version jppblank # bare name — auto-resolves local or WPE
nexus wp plugin list mysite@local --json
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