Recipes
Every ready-made recipe in PowerWP AI, by pack, with the permissions it needs.
Recipes are ready-made, step-by-step procedures that come with PowerWP AI: 43 recipes in 5 packs. Your AI app shows them as commands (slash commands in Claude Code), and you can run any of them in any app by asking for it by name. The packs that fit your site switch on by themselves. See Recipes for how to switch packs, adapt a recipe or save your own.
Every recipe that changes something looks first, shows you the exact texts, sets a checkpoint and ends with how to roll the work back.
News, magazine or blog#
Recipes for news sites, magazines and blogs: publishing, refreshing and linking articles, taxonomy cleanup, Google News and Discover checks, newsletters, bylines and corrections.
Site memory questions for this pack (8)
- Style guide: Which style guide and tone should articles follow (house style, spelling variant, headline case, words to avoid, typical length)?
- Sources and quotes: How do you credit sources and quote people (named sources only, links to originals, attribution wording, what needs two sources)?
- Updates and corrections: How do you label updated articles and corrections (labels such as Correction, Clarification, Update; wording; top or bottom; date format; who signs off)?
- Categories and tags: What are your rules for categories and tags (how many per article, main category, naming style, who may create new terms, terms that must never be merged or deleted)?
- Image rights: What are your image rules (allowed sources, credit and caption format, alt text style, minimum width such as 1200 px, who owns the photos)?
- Publishing schedule: When and how often do you publish (days, times, time zone, embargoes, breaking-news exceptions)?
- Review and bylines: Who writes, reviews and may publish, and how are bylines handled (staff accounts, guest authors, a shared account)?
- Newsletter and auto-posts: Which newsletter tool and format do you use (HTML or plain text, subject style, items per issue, how top stories are picked), and does publishing a post trigger emails or social posts automatically?
Publish an article
Create or finish an article as a draft with taxonomy, alt text and meta description; publish or schedule only after approval.
Refresh an older article
Update an older article: facts to check, an Updated note, internal links and meta description, with small edits. The URL stays.
Tidy categories and tags
Find duplicate, empty and single-use categories and tags; merge or remove them in small approved steps.
Add internal links
Suggest internal links to and from older related posts, then add the approved ones with small edits.
News and Discover readiness
Read-only check of article markup, dates, authors, images and sitemaps for Google News and Discover.
Draft a newsletter digest
Draft a digest of a period's posts with short summaries and links for your newsletter tool. Nothing is sent.
Audit authors and bylines
Read-only audit of generic author accounts, missing bios and missing or hidden author pages.
Add a correction note
Add a dated correction note and fix the wrong text in a published article, after you approve the exact wording.
Review the editorial queue
Read-only review of scheduled, pending and stale drafts, missed schedules and missing basics on new posts.
Digital goods store#
Checks and ready-made tasks for WooCommerce shops that sell downloads, license keys or other codes: delivery, stock of codes, checkout, failed orders, legal wording, product pages and sales.
Site memory questions for this pack (7)
- Delivery method: How do customers receive what they buy: a file download, a code or key by e-mail, in the account area, or a mix? Is delivery instant, or does someone complete orders by hand?
- License terms: What do your licenses allow: number of devices or users, personal or commercial use, license length, and are updates included?
- Refunds for digital goods: What is your refund and withdrawal policy for digital goods: time limit, conditions, and can delivered or used codes and downloaded files be refunded?
- Support: How do customers get help (e-mail, ticket system, chat), in which languages, and what response time do you promise?
- Activation steps: Which products need installation or activation steps, and where are they explained (page, PDF, e-mail)?
- Minimum stock: What is the lowest number of codes or limited files you want available per product before you act, and how many days do you need to add more?
- Payment risk: Do you see chargebacks, card testing or fraud attempts, and do you use manual review or an anti-fraud tool?
Digital store check-up
Read-only check of orders, payments, delivery e-mails, downloads, checkout and logs for a store that sells digital goods.
Delivery check
Check that downloads, codes and delivery e-mails reach buyers: files, limits, permissions, e-mails and stuck orders. Read-only.
Stock of codes and files
Find products that are running low on codes, keys or limited files, and compare with sales speed. Read-only.
Checkout friction review
Find what slows down or blocks a digital-only checkout: shipping fields, accounts, payment methods, terms. Read-only.
Refund and consent wording
Check refund, withdrawal and consent wording for digital goods and propose exact texts. Not legal advice.
Product page completeness
Check that digital product pages say what you get, requirements, delivery and activation, then fill gaps after approval.
Why did this order not deliver?
Find out why one order did not deliver its download or code, and what the owner should do. Read-only.
Elementor site#
Recipes for sites built with Elementor: page outlines, safe text and link edits, new pages in the site's style, and design-system reviews.
Site memory questions for this pack (2)
- Design system: Which colors, fonts and spacing does the site use, and are they set as Elementor global colors, fonts, variables or classes? Which ones must new pages use?
- Protected pages and templates: Which pages and templates must the AI never edit without asking first (for example the home page, header, footer, checkout or landing pages of running campaigns)?
What is on this Elementor page
Read-only: the structure, texts, links and images of an Elementor page in plain words, with what to improve.
Needs elementor.
Edit an Elementor page safely
Change texts, links, buttons or images on an Elementor page: exact old and new text first, a dry run, undo.
Needs elementor.
New page in the site's style
Build a complete new Elementor page as a draft, using the site's global styles; preview, then publish on approval.
Needs elementor.
Elementor design-system review
Read-only: global colors, fonts, variables and classes, and where pages use hard-coded styles instead.
Needs elementor.
Physical goods store#
Recipes for WooCommerce shops that ship physical goods: stock, shipping zones, new products, sales, stuck orders, feeds and returns.
Site memory questions for this pack (8)
- Shipping regions and times: Which countries or regions do you ship to, and what delivery times do you promise for each?
- Fulfilment: Who packs and ships your orders (you, a warehouse, a supplier who ships for you), and how long should an order normally take from payment to dispatch?
- Stock rules: How do you manage stock? Do you track quantities, allow backorders, which low-stock level should trigger a reorder, and how long does restocking usually take?
- Returns policy: What is your returns and refund policy: return window in days, who pays return shipping, items that cannot be returned, refund method?
- Free shipping: Do you offer free shipping or a free-shipping threshold? In which zones, and from what order value?
- Seasonal campaigns: Which sales or seasonal peaks do you run (dates, usual discount depth, which categories)?
- Product details: Which details do you always fill in on a product (size chart, material, care instructions, brand, GTIN, country of origin), and where do you keep them?
- Product feeds: Do you send your products to Google Merchant Center, a marketplace or another shopping feed? Which ones?
Shipping store check-up
Read-only check of stock, shipping data, shipping zones, stuck orders and background jobs for a store that ships goods.
Add a product like another
Creates a draft product that copies the structure of an existing one, including variations, shipping class and weight.
Low stock report
Lists products and variations that are low or out of stock, with recent sales pace and days of stock left. Read-only.
Shipping zones check
Compares shipping zones, methods, classes and free-shipping rules with where the store sells. Report only.
Find stuck orders
Finds orders stuck in processing, on-hold or pending, or failed, groups them by cause and proposes next steps.
Product feed health
Checks the product data used by shopping feeds: GTIN, brand, images, price, stock and title length. Read-only.
Returns and refunds overview
Summarizes refunds by product and reason, and checks the returns policy page is published and linked. Read-only.
Update stock from a list
Matches a list of SKUs and quantities to products and variations, then updates stock after approval.
Every site#
Recipes for any WordPress site: diagnosis, audits, speed, safe changes, plugin updates, SEO, links, accessibility, content, and the basics of every store.
Site memory questions for this pack (9)
- Brand voice: How should your site sound? Describe the tone (for example friendly, formal or playful), words you like or avoid, and paste one paragraph from your site that you are proud of.
- Languages and markets: Which languages and countries is the site for? Do you use a translation plugin?
- Audience and goals: Who are your visitors, and what should they do on the site (buy, book, call, subscribe, read)?
- Key pages: Which pages matter most? List the home page, contact page, top products, services or articles, and any landing pages.
- Search focus: Which topics or phrases do you want to be found for, and which pages already bring visitors from search?
- Business facts: Which facts may be stated about your business (name, address, opening hours, shipping and return rules, guarantees), and where is the official wording?
- Never do: What must the AI never do on this site? For example: never change prices, never delete content, never touch the checkout, never mention a competitor.
- Who approves: Who approves changes on your side, and who should be told if something goes wrong (you, a developer, your host)?
- Quiet hours: When is the site busiest, and when are quiet hours for updates and bigger changes?
Diagnose this site
Full health diagnosis: errors, recent changes, performance and security, with a prioritized report. Changes nothing.
Security audit
Read-only audit of core and plugin integrity, suspicious files, admin users, exposed files and risky settings.
Performance review
Read-only speed review: page times, caching, images, autoloaded options, cron, database size and plugins.
Make a change safely
Plan, approval, checkpoint, dry run, verification and an undo path for any change to the site.
Before updating plugins
Back up, set a checkpoint, then update plugins one at a time with checks after each and a rollback on errors.
Monthly check-up
A regular read-only pass over updates, security, backups, speed and errors, with a short plain-language report.
SEO check for one page
Check a page's title, description, headings, images, links and schema; propose exact texts and apply them on approval.
Broken links check
Find broken internal links and 404s in recent content and menus, and propose fixes.
Accessibility check
Read-only check of one page against WCAG 2.2 AA: headings, alt text, link text, form labels and contrast hints.
Refresh an outdated page
Update an outdated page or post with owner-approved exact text, keeping its URL.
Fix a broken site
Get a broken site working again: find the cause, undo the change or deactivate the culprit, and verify.
WooCommerce store check-up
Read-only check of orders, payments, stock, scheduled actions, template overrides and store settings.
Needs woocommerce.
Schedule a sale
Sets sale prices with start and end dates on products and variations so the sale ends by itself.
Needs woocommerce.
Failed orders review
Review failed, pending and canceled orders for payment problems, repeat attempts and card testing. Read-only.
Needs woocommerce.
Set up the site memory
Ask the owner the setup questions for this type of site and save the answers, so every AI app knows the business.