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Health & Diagnostics

Run comprehensive health checks, read error logs, inspect scheduled tasks, and more.

wp_site_audit​

Level: 🔵 READ

The most powerful diagnostic tool — runs a comprehensive check of your entire WordPress install.

Run a full health check on my WordPress site — check PHP version,
active plugin count, any outdated plugins, SSL status, debug mode,
and give me an overall score with recommendations.

The audit checks:

  • PHP version
  • WordPress version
  • Active plugin count and any known conflicts
  • SSL/HTTPS status
  • Debug mode (should be off on live sites)
  • File permissions
  • Database size
  • Memory limit

wp_get_debug_log​

Level: 🔵 READ

Read the WordPress debug log to find PHP errors and warnings.

Show me the last 50 lines of my WordPress debug.log file
so I can check for PHP errors.

wp_list_rest_routes​

Level: 🔵 READ

List all registered REST API endpoints grouped by namespace.

List all REST API routes on my WordPress site — group them by namespace.

wp_list_cron_jobs​

Level: 🔵 READ

Show all scheduled WordPress cron tasks.

Show me all scheduled cron jobs on my site —
include the next run time and frequency.

wp_inspect_database​

Level: 🔵 READ

Check database tables, sizes, and row counts.

Inspect my WordPress database — show all tables with row counts and sizes,
and flag any that look unusually large.

wp_list_transients​

Level: 🔵 READ

List all WordPress transients (temporary cached data).

List all WordPress transients currently in the database —
show name and expiry time.

wp_flush_cache​

Level: 🔴 DANGER

Clear all WordPress object cache and transients.

Flush all WordPress caches — I just made a major content update.

Tips​

  • Run wp_site_audit after every major plugin update to catch regressions
  • Enable WordPress debug mode temporarily when diagnosing issues, then disable it again
  • Large numbers of transients (hundreds) can slow down your database — flush regularly
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