# WordPress CLI WordPress resources through the cmdhub CLI. ## Install ```bash cmdhub get wordpress ``` ## Authentication local_config ## Agent-Readable Catalog - Machine-readable command catalog: `/cli/wordpress/catalog.json` - Stable command anchors use the `cmd-...` IDs listed under each command. - Inspect this catalog before planning tool use for command paths, examples, flags, mutation markers, and dry-run support. ## Overview ```bash # Inspect auth state and available command schemas wordpress auth status --json wordpress schema ``` ## CLI Overview WordPress adapter CLI Manage WordPress REST content with authenticated Application Password reads and editorial mutations. Start: wordpress auth status wordpress auth login --site https://example.com --username editor wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 Safe first command: wordpress auth status Discovery: wordpress site configure --url https://example.com wordpress route list # REST discovery after site configure wordpress capabilities # operations inventory wordpress schema # machine input/output schemas Output modes: --json emits one wrapper/debug payload. --jsonl emits pipeable pc.cli.v1 item/meta records. wordpress post list --jsonl | wordpress post get ## Generated Coverage - Command groups: `36` - Total documented command nodes: `175` - Live examples: `6` - Lifecycle surfaces: `auth`, `doctor`, `capabilities`, `schema`, `resolve`, `version` - Machine-readable output: `--json`, `--jsonl` - Human views: `summary`, `full` ## Auth Contract - Auth mode: local_config - Standard commands: `auth login`, `auth logout`, `auth refresh`, `auth status`, `auth whoami` - `auth status --json` reports `tool`, `profile`, `provider`, `authenticated`, and `suggested_next_step`. - `auth whoami --json` is the stable way to answer identity questions. ## Agent Safety Notes - Discovery commands such as `list`, `search`, `get`, `resolve`, `schema`, `doctor`, `capabilities`, `status`, and `whoami` are the safest commands to run first. - Treat commands marked as mutating as state-changing local or provider operations. - Mutating command paths: `wordpress auth login`, `wordpress auth logout`, `wordpress auth refresh`, `wordpress autosave create`, `wordpress block create`, `wordpress block delete`, `wordpress block trash`, `wordpress block update`, `wordpress category create`, `wordpress category delete`, `wordpress category update`, `wordpress comment`, `wordpress comment create`, `wordpress comment delete`, `wordpress comment reply`, `wordpress comment trash`, `wordpress comment update`, `wordpress login`, `wordpress logout`, `wordpress media delete`, `wordpress media update`, `wordpress media upload`, `wordpress menu create`, `wordpress menu delete`, `wordpress menu update`, `wordpress menu-item create`, `wordpress menu-item delete`, `wordpress menu-item update`, `wordpress navigation create`, `wordpress navigation delete`, `wordpress navigation trash`, `wordpress navigation update`, `wordpress page create`, `wordpress page delete`, `wordpress page trash`, `wordpress page update`, `wordpress post create`, `wordpress post delete`, `wordpress post trash`, `wordpress post update` - Additional mutating commands omitted from this summary: `8`. See `catalog.json`. - Commands with `--dry-run`: `wordpress application-password revoke`, `wordpress autosave apply`, `wordpress autosave create`, `wordpress block clone`, `wordpress block create`, `wordpress block delete`, `wordpress block publish`, `wordpress block restore`, `wordpress block schedule`, `wordpress block trash`, `wordpress block update`, `wordpress category create`, `wordpress category delete`, `wordpress category update`, `wordpress comment approve`, `wordpress comment create`, `wordpress comment delete`, `wordpress comment hold`, `wordpress comment reply`, `wordpress comment restore`, `wordpress comment spam`, `wordpress comment trash`, `wordpress comment unspam`, `wordpress comment update`, `wordpress media attach`, `wordpress media delete`, `wordpress media detach`, `wordpress media update`, `wordpress media upload`, `wordpress menu create`, `wordpress menu delete`, `wordpress menu update`, `wordpress menu-item create`, `wordpress menu-item delete`, `wordpress menu-item update`, `wordpress navigation clone`, `wordpress navigation create`, `wordpress navigation delete`, `wordpress navigation publish`, `wordpress navigation restore`, `wordpress navigation schedule`, `wordpress navigation trash`, `wordpress navigation update`, `wordpress page clone`, `wordpress page create`, `wordpress page delete`, `wordpress page publish`, `wordpress page restore`, `wordpress page schedule`, `wordpress page trash`, `wordpress page update`, `wordpress post clone`, `wordpress post create`, `wordpress post delete`, `wordpress post publish`, `wordpress post restore`, `wordpress post schedule`, `wordpress post trash`, `wordpress post update`, `wordpress revision delete`, `wordpress revision restore`, `wordpress setting update`, `wordpress tag create`, `wordpress tag delete`, `wordpress tag update` ## Global Flags - `--json` (bool): Emit one JSON wrapper/debug payload - `--jsonl` (bool): Emit pipeable pc.cli.v1 JSONL item/meta records - `--output` (string): Compatibility output mode: json|jsonl. Prefer --json for wrapper/debug or --jsonl for pipes - `--view` (string): View mode: summary|full Default: `summary`. - `--profile` (string): Config/auth profile Default: `default`. - `--config` (string): Config path override - `--quiet` (bool): Suppress non-essential diagnostics - `--debug` (bool): Enable debug diagnostics - `--limit` (int): Maximum items to emit Default: `50`. - `--page-size` (int): Requested upstream page size Default: `50`. - `--cursor` (string): Continuation cursor - `--no-paginate` (bool): Fetch only one page - `--version` (bool): Print version information ## Command Reference ### `wordpress application-password` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-application-password` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect or revoke the current CLI Application Password #### `wordpress application-password get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-application-password-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect current Application Password metadata Example: ```bash wordpress application-password get wordpress application-password get --json ``` Flags: - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress application-password revoke` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-application-password-revoke` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Revoke the current CLI Application Password remotely Example: ```bash wordpress application-password revoke --current --confirm wordpress application-password revoke --help ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm remote revoke - `--current` (bool): Revoke only the current CLI Application Password - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command ### `wordpress auth` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-auth` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Manage WordPress authentication #### `wordpress auth login` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-auth-login` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Authenticate with a WordPress Application Password Authenticate to a WordPress site with a username and Application Password. The Application Password is stored through the shared cmdhub credential backend. Example: ```bash printf '%s' "$WORDPRESS_APPLICATION_PASSWORD" | wordpress auth login --site https://example.com --username editor --password-stdin wordpress auth login --help wordpress auth login --site https://example.com --username editor ``` Flags: - `--password-stdin` (bool): read the WordPress Application Password from stdin - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL, for example https://example.com - `--username` (string): WordPress username for the Application Password #### `wordpress auth logout` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-auth-logout` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Remove stored WordPress credentials Delete the local Application Password for the active profile. This does not revoke it in wp-admin. Example: ```bash wordpress auth login --site https://example.com --username editor wordpress auth logout wordpress auth logout --help ``` #### `wordpress auth refresh` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-auth-refresh` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Validate stored WordPress credentials Validate the stored Application Password. WordPress Application Passwords do not issue refresh tokens. Example: ```bash wordpress auth refresh wordpress auth refresh --help wordpress auth status ``` #### `wordpress auth status` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-auth-status` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Show WordPress auth status Show whether the active profile has a configured WordPress site and a valid stored Application Password. Example: ```bash wordpress auth status wordpress auth status --help wordpress auth status --json ``` #### `wordpress auth whoami` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-auth-whoami` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Show the current WordPress user Call the WordPress REST API as the current profile and show the authenticated user. Example: ```bash wordpress auth whoami wordpress auth whoami --help wordpress auth whoami --json ``` ### `wordpress autosave` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-autosave` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Work with WordPress autosave records #### `wordpress autosave apply` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-autosave-apply` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Apply a WordPress autosave Example: ```bash wordpress autosave apply --help wordpress autosave apply --post po1 --content-file ./post.md --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm apply - `--content` (string): Content - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--title` (string): Title #### `wordpress autosave create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-autosave-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress autosave Example: ```bash wordpress autosave create --help wordpress autosave create --post po1 --title "cmdhub autosave" ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm apply - `--content` (string): Content - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--title` (string): Title #### `wordpress autosave get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-autosave-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress autosave Example: ```bash wordpress autosave get wordpress autosave get as1 ``` Flags: - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress autosave list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-autosave-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress autosave records Example: ```bash wordpress autosave list wordpress autosave list --post po1 --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command ### `wordpress block` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress block records #### `wordpress block clone` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-clone` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Clone a WordPress block as a draft Example: ```bash wordpress block clone --help wordpress block clone b1 --title "cmdhub-wordpress copy" ``` Flags: - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Clone status Default: `draft`. - `--title` (string): Clone title #### `wordpress block create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block create --help wordpress block create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --content-format markdown --status draft wordpress block create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --status draft ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm create-time publish or schedule - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status Default: `draft`. - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin #### `wordpress block delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Permanently delete a WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block delete --help wordpress block delete b1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm permanent deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Permanently delete instead of trashing - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress block get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block get wordpress block get b1 wordpress block list --jsonl | wordpress block get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress block list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress block records Example: ```bash wordpress block list wordpress block list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress block publish` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-publish` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Publish a WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block publish --help wordpress block publish b1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress block restore` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-restore` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Restore a trashed WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block restore --help wordpress block restore b1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the restore operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Restored status: draft, pending, private, or publish Default: `draft`. #### `wordpress block schedule` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-schedule` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Schedule a WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block schedule --help wordpress block schedule b1 --confirm wordpress block schedule b1 --date 2026-06-01T09:00:00Z --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress block search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress block records Example: ```bash wordpress block search wordpress block search --query "release notes" wordpress block search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress block search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress block get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress block trash` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-trash` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Move a WordPress block to trash Example: ```bash wordpress block trash --help wordpress block trash b1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the trash operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress block update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress block Example: ```bash wordpress block update --help wordpress block update b1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm publishing, scheduling, or trash status changes - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin ### `wordpress block-type` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-type` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress block-type records #### `wordpress block-type get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-type-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress block-type Example: ```bash wordpress block-type get wordpress block-type get bt1 wordpress block-type list --jsonl | wordpress block-type get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress block-type list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-type-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress block-type records Example: ```bash wordpress block-type list wordpress block-type list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress block-type search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-block-type-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress block-type records Example: ```bash wordpress block-type search wordpress block-type search --query "release notes" wordpress block-type search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress block-type search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress block-type get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress capabilities` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-capabilities` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Describe capabilities Example: ```bash wordpress capabilities --help ``` ### `wordpress category` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress category records #### `wordpress category create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress category Example: ```bash wordpress category create --help wordpress category create --name cmdhub-wordpress-demo ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the mutation - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug #### `wordpress category delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Delete a WordPress category Example: ```bash wordpress category delete --help wordpress category delete cat1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress category get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress category Example: ```bash wordpress category get wordpress category get cat1 wordpress category list --jsonl | wordpress category get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress category list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress category records Example: ```bash wordpress category list wordpress category list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress category search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress category records Example: ```bash wordpress category search wordpress category search --query "release notes" wordpress category search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress category search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress category get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress category update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-category-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress category Example: ```bash wordpress category update --help wordpress category update cat1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug ### `wordpress comment` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress comment records #### `wordpress comment approve` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-approve` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Approve a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment approve --help wordpress comment approve cm1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment moderation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment create --help wordpress comment create --post po1 --body "cmdhub-wordpress comment" --confirm ``` Flags: - `--author-email` (string): Comment author email - `--author-name` (string): Comment author name - `--author-url` (string): Comment author URL - `--body` (string): Comment body - `--body-file` (string): Read comment body from file or - for stdin - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment creation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Delete a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment delete --help wordpress comment delete cm1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Permanently delete instead of trashing - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment get wordpress comment get cm1 wordpress comment list --jsonl | wordpress comment get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment hold` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-hold` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Hold a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment hold --help wordpress comment hold cm1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment moderation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress comment records Example: ```bash wordpress comment get cm1 wordpress comment list wordpress comment list --limit 10 wordpress comment list --post po1 --limit 20 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress comment reply` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-reply` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Reply a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment reply --help wordpress comment reply cm1 --body "Thanks" --confirm ``` Flags: - `--author-email` (string): Comment author email - `--author-name` (string): Comment author name - `--author-url` (string): Comment author URL - `--body` (string): Comment body - `--body-file` (string): Read comment body from file or - for stdin - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment creation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment restore` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-restore` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Restore a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment restore --help wordpress comment restore cm1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment moderation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress comment records Example: ```bash wordpress comment search wordpress comment search --query "release notes" wordpress comment search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress comment search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress comment get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress comment spam` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-spam` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Spam a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment spam --help wordpress comment spam cm1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment moderation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment trash` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-trash` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Trash a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment trash --help wordpress comment trash cm1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment moderation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment unspam` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-unspam` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Unspam a WordPress comment Example: ```bash wordpress comment unspam --help wordpress comment unspam cm1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm comment moderation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress comment update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-comment-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress comment body Example: ```bash wordpress comment update --help wordpress comment update cm1 --body "Updated cmdhub comment" ``` Flags: - `--body` (string): Comment body - `--body-file` (string): Read comment body from file or - for stdin - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command ### `wordpress config` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-config` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect local configuration #### `wordpress config explain` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-config-explain` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Explain resolved configuration Example: ```bash wordpress config explain --help ``` ### `wordpress doctor` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-doctor` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Run diagnostics Example: ```bash wordpress doctor --help ``` ### `wordpress login` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-login` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Authenticate with a WordPress Application Password Authenticate to a WordPress site with a username and Application Password. The Application Password is stored through the shared cmdhub credential backend. Example: ```bash printf '%s' "$WORDPRESS_APPLICATION_PASSWORD" | wordpress login --site https://example.com --username editor --password-stdin wordpress login --site https://example.com --username editor ``` Flags: - `--password-stdin` (bool): read the WordPress Application Password from stdin - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL, for example https://example.com - `--username` (string): WordPress username for the Application Password ### `wordpress logout` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-logout` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Remove stored WordPress credentials Delete the local Application Password for the active profile. This does not revoke it in wp-admin. Example: ```bash wordpress auth login --site https://example.com --username editor wordpress logout ``` ### `wordpress media` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress media records #### `wordpress media attach` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-attach` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Attach WordPress media Example: ```bash wordpress media attach --help wordpress media attach m1 --post po1 ``` Flags: - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress media delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Permanently delete a WordPress media Example: ```bash wordpress media delete --help wordpress media delete m1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm permanent deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Permanently delete instead of trashing - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress media detach` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-detach` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Detach WordPress media Example: ```bash wordpress media detach --help wordpress media detach m1 ``` Flags: - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress media download` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-download` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Download WordPress media to a local file Example: ```bash wordpress media download --help wordpress media download m1 --output-file ./image.jpg wordpress media list --jsonl | wordpress media download --output-file ./image.jpg ``` Flags: - `--output-file` (string): Local file path to write - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress media get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress media Example: ```bash wordpress media get wordpress media get m1 wordpress media list --jsonl | wordpress media get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress media list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress media records Example: ```bash wordpress media download m1 --output-file ./image.jpg wordpress media list wordpress media list --limit 10 wordpress media list --mime-type image/jpeg ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress media search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress media records Example: ```bash wordpress media search wordpress media search --query "release notes" wordpress media search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress media search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress media get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress media update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update WordPress media metadata Example: ```bash wordpress media update --help wordpress media update m1 --alt-text "Updated alt text" ``` Flags: - `--alt-text` (string): Media alt text - `--caption` (string): Media caption - `--description` (string): Media description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--post` (string): Attach to post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--title` (string): Media title #### `wordpress media upload` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-media-upload` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Upload media to WordPress Example: ```bash wordpress media upload --help wordpress media upload ./hero.jpg --alt-text "Product hero screenshot" wordpress media upload ./hero.jpg --title "Hero image" --alt-text "Product hero screenshot" ``` Flags: - `--alt-text` (string): Media alt text - `--caption` (string): Media caption - `--description` (string): Media description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without uploading - `--file` (string): Local media file path - `--post` (string): Attach to post ref or ID after upload - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--title` (string): Media title ### `wordpress menu` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress menu records #### `wordpress menu create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress menu Example: ```bash wordpress menu create --help wordpress menu create --name cmdhub-wordpress-demo ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the mutation - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug #### `wordpress menu delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Delete a WordPress menu Example: ```bash wordpress menu delete --help wordpress menu delete mn1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress menu get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress menu Example: ```bash wordpress menu get wordpress menu get mn1 wordpress menu list --jsonl | wordpress menu get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress menu list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress menu records Example: ```bash wordpress menu list wordpress menu list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress menu search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress menu records Example: ```bash wordpress menu search wordpress menu search --query "release notes" wordpress menu search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress menu search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress menu get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress menu update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress menu Example: ```bash wordpress menu update --help wordpress menu update mn1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug ### `wordpress menu-item` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress menu-item records #### `wordpress menu-item create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress menu-item Example: ```bash wordpress menu-item create --help wordpress menu-item create --name cmdhub-wordpress-demo ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the mutation - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug #### `wordpress menu-item delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Delete a WordPress menu-item Example: ```bash wordpress menu-item delete --help wordpress menu-item delete mi1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress menu-item get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress menu-item Example: ```bash wordpress menu-item get wordpress menu-item get mi1 wordpress menu-item list --jsonl | wordpress menu-item get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress menu-item list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress menu-item records Example: ```bash wordpress menu-item list wordpress menu-item list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress menu-item search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress menu-item records Example: ```bash wordpress menu-item search wordpress menu-item search --query "release notes" wordpress menu-item search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress menu-item search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress menu-item get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress menu-item update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-menu-item-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress menu-item Example: ```bash wordpress menu-item update --help wordpress menu-item update mi1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug ### `wordpress navigation` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress navigation records #### `wordpress navigation clone` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-clone` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Clone a WordPress navigation as a draft Example: ```bash wordpress navigation clone --help wordpress navigation clone nav1 --title "cmdhub-wordpress copy" ``` Flags: - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Clone status Default: `draft`. - `--title` (string): Clone title #### `wordpress navigation create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation create --help wordpress navigation create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --content-format markdown --status draft wordpress navigation create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --status draft ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm create-time publish or schedule - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status Default: `draft`. - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin #### `wordpress navigation delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Permanently delete a WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation delete --help wordpress navigation delete nav1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm permanent deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Permanently delete instead of trashing - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress navigation get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation get wordpress navigation get nav1 wordpress navigation list --jsonl | wordpress navigation get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress navigation list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress navigation records Example: ```bash wordpress navigation list wordpress navigation list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress navigation publish` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-publish` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Publish a WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation publish --help wordpress navigation publish nav1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress navigation restore` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-restore` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Restore a trashed WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation restore --help wordpress navigation restore nav1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the restore operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Restored status: draft, pending, private, or publish Default: `draft`. #### `wordpress navigation schedule` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-schedule` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Schedule a WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation schedule --help wordpress navigation schedule nav1 --confirm wordpress navigation schedule nav1 --date 2026-06-01T09:00:00Z --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress navigation search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress navigation records Example: ```bash wordpress navigation search wordpress navigation search --query "release notes" wordpress navigation search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress navigation search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress navigation get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress navigation trash` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-trash` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Move a WordPress navigation to trash Example: ```bash wordpress navigation trash --help wordpress navigation trash nav1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the trash operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress navigation update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-navigation-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress navigation Example: ```bash wordpress navigation update --help wordpress navigation update nav1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm publishing, scheduling, or trash status changes - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin ### `wordpress page` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress page records #### `wordpress page clone` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-clone` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Clone a WordPress page as a draft Example: ```bash wordpress page clone --help wordpress page clone pg1 --title "cmdhub-wordpress copy" ``` Flags: - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Clone status Default: `draft`. - `--title` (string): Clone title #### `wordpress page create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page create --help wordpress page create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --content-format markdown --status draft wordpress page create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --status draft ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm create-time publish or schedule - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status Default: `draft`. - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin #### `wordpress page delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Permanently delete a WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page delete --help wordpress page delete pg1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm permanent deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Permanently delete instead of trashing - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress page get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page get wordpress page get pg1 wordpress page list --jsonl | wordpress page get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress page list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress page records Example: ```bash wordpress page get pg1 --view full wordpress page list wordpress page list --limit 10 wordpress page list --parent 0 --limit 20 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress page publish` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-publish` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Publish a WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page publish --help wordpress page publish pg1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress page restore` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-restore` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Restore a trashed WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page restore --help wordpress page restore pg1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the restore operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Restored status: draft, pending, private, or publish Default: `draft`. #### `wordpress page schedule` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-schedule` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Schedule a WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page schedule --help wordpress page schedule pg1 --confirm wordpress page schedule pg1 --date 2026-06-01T09:00:00Z --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress page search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress page records Example: ```bash wordpress page search wordpress page search --query "release notes" wordpress page search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress page search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress page get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress page trash` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-trash` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Move a WordPress page to trash Example: ```bash wordpress page trash --help wordpress page trash pg1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the trash operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress page update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-page-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress page Example: ```bash wordpress page update --help wordpress page update pg1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm publishing, scheduling, or trash status changes - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin ### `wordpress plugin` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-plugin` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress plugin records #### `wordpress plugin get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-plugin-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress plugin Example: ```bash wordpress plugin get wordpress plugin get pl1 wordpress plugin list --jsonl | wordpress plugin get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress plugin list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-plugin-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress plugin records Example: ```bash wordpress plugin list wordpress plugin list --limit 10 wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress post` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress post records #### `wordpress post clone` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-clone` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Clone a WordPress post as a draft Example: ```bash wordpress post clone --help wordpress post clone po1 --title "cmdhub-wordpress copy" ``` Flags: - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Clone status Default: `draft`. - `--title` (string): Clone title #### `wordpress post create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post create --help wordpress post create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --content-format markdown --status draft wordpress post create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --status draft ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm create-time publish or schedule - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status Default: `draft`. - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin #### `wordpress post delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Permanently delete a WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post delete --help wordpress post delete po1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm permanent deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Permanently delete instead of trashing - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress post get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post get wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --jsonl | wordpress post get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress post list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress post records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list wordpress post list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress post publish` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-publish` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Publish a WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post publish --help wordpress post publish po1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress post restore` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-restore` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Restore a trashed WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post restore --help wordpress post restore po1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the restore operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--status` (string): Restored status: draft, pending, private, or publish Default: `draft`. #### `wordpress post schedule` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-schedule` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Schedule a WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post schedule --help wordpress post schedule po1 --confirm wordpress post schedule po1 --date 2026-06-01T09:00:00Z --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the status mutation - `--date` (string): Scheduled publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone #### `wordpress post search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress post records Example: ```bash wordpress post search wordpress post search --query "release notes" wordpress post search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress post search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress post get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress post trash` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-trash` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Move a WordPress post to trash Example: ```bash wordpress post trash --help wordpress post trash po1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the trash operation - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress post update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-post-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress post Example: ```bash wordpress post update --help wordpress post update po1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--category` (stringArray): Category ref or ID; repeatable - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm publishing, scheduling, or trash status changes - `--content` (string): Content body - `--content-file` (string): Read content from file or - for stdin - `--content-format` (string): Content format: html, markdown, or plain Default: `html`. - `--date` (string): Publish date - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--excerpt` (string): Excerpt - `--excerpt-file` (string): Read excerpt from file or - for stdin - `--featured-media` (string): Featured media ref or ID - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status - `--tag` (stringArray): Tag ref or ID; repeatable - `--timezone` (string): Date timezone - `--title` (string): Title - `--title-file` (string): Read title from file or - for stdin ### `wordpress profile` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-profile` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Manage provider profiles #### `wordpress profile create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-profile-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Create an unauthenticated provider profile Example: ```bash wordpress profile create --help ``` #### `wordpress profile delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-profile-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Delete a local provider profile Example: ```bash wordpress profile delete --help ``` #### `wordpress profile list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-profile-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List provider profiles Example: ```bash wordpress profile list --help ``` #### `wordpress profile rename` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-profile-rename` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Rename a local provider profile Example: ```bash wordpress profile rename --help ``` #### `wordpress profile use` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-profile-use` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `no` Set the default provider profile Example: ```bash wordpress profile use --help ``` ### `wordpress resolve` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-resolve` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Resolve a local ref, short id, or URL alias Example: ```bash wordpress resolve --help wordpress resolve ``` ### `wordpress revision` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-revision` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Work with WordPress revision records #### `wordpress revision delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-revision-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Delete a WordPress revision Example: ```bash wordpress revision delete --help wordpress revision delete rv1 --force --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--force` (bool): Force delete Default: `true`. - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress revision get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-revision-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress revision Example: ```bash wordpress revision get wordpress revision get rv1 ``` Flags: - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress revision list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-revision-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress revision records Example: ```bash wordpress revision list wordpress revision list --post po1 --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress revision restore` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-revision-restore` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `yes` Restore selected fields from a WordPress revision Example: ```bash wordpress revision restore --help wordpress revision restore rv1 --fields title,content --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm revision restore - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--fields` (string): Comma-separated fields: title,content,excerpt - `--page` (string): Parent page ref or ID - `--post` (string): Parent post ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command ### `wordpress route` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-route` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress REST routes #### `wordpress route get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-route-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress REST route Example: ```bash wordpress route get wordpress route get /wp/v2/posts wordpress route get rt1 ``` Flags: - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress route list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-route-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress REST routes Example: ```bash wordpress route list wordpress route list --site https://example.com ``` Flags: - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command ### `wordpress schema` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-schema` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Emit schema hints Show command-level input and output schemas. Schema references use resource.action shape, such as post.list or profile.create. Use schema for the machine contract. Use capabilities for the operations inventory and --help for human onboarding. Output modes: --json emits one wrapper/debug payload. --jsonl emits pipeable pc.cli.v1 item/meta records. Example: ```bash wordpress schema wordpress schema --help wordpress schema post.list --out wordpress schema profile.create --in ``` Flags: - `--in` (bool): Show input schema - `--input` (bool): Show input schema - `--out` (bool): Show output schema ### `wordpress search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress content #### `wordpress search query` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-search-query` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Query the WordPress search endpoint Example: ```bash wordpress search query wordpress search query --query onboarding wordpress search query --query onboarding --subtype post,page ``` Flags: - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): Search text - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--subtype` (string): Comma-separated WordPress search subtypes - `--type` (string): WordPress search type ### `wordpress setting` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-setting` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect and update allowlisted WordPress settings #### `wordpress setting get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-setting-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress setting Example: ```bash wordpress setting get wordpress setting get set1 ``` Flags: - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress setting list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-setting-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress settings Example: ```bash wordpress setting list wordpress setting list --limit 20 ``` Flags: - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress setting update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-setting-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update an allowlisted WordPress setting Example: ```bash wordpress setting update --help wordpress setting update --name title --value "Cmdhub Test Site" --dry-run ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm setting update - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Allowlisted setting name - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--value` (string): Setting value ### `wordpress site` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-site` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect and configure the active WordPress site #### `wordpress site configure` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-site-configure` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Configure a local WordPress site profile Example: ```bash wordpress site configure --help wordpress site configure --url https://example.com ``` Flags: - `--url` (string): WordPress site URL, for example https://example.com #### `wordpress site get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-site-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect the configured WordPress REST site Example: ```bash wordpress site get wordpress site get --site https://example.com ``` Flags: - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command ### `wordpress status` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-status` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress status records #### `wordpress status get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-status-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress status Example: ```bash wordpress status get wordpress status get st1 wordpress status list --jsonl | wordpress status get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress status list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-status-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress status records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress status list wordpress status list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress tag` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress tag records #### `wordpress tag create` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag-create` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Create a WordPress tag Example: ```bash wordpress tag create --help wordpress tag create --name cmdhub-wordpress-demo ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm the mutation - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug #### `wordpress tag delete` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag-delete` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Delete a WordPress tag Example: ```bash wordpress tag delete --help wordpress tag delete tag1 --confirm ``` Flags: - `--confirm` (bool): Confirm deletion - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress tag get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress tag Example: ```bash wordpress tag get wordpress tag get tag1 wordpress tag list --jsonl | wordpress tag get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress tag list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress tag records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress tag list wordpress tag list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress tag search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress tag records Example: ```bash wordpress tag search wordpress tag search --query "release notes" wordpress tag search --query cmdhub-wordpress wordpress tag search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress tag get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress tag update` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-tag-update` - Mutates state: `yes` - Supports dry run: `yes` Update a WordPress tag Example: ```bash wordpress tag update --help wordpress tag update tag1 --title "Updated title" ``` Flags: - `--description` (string): Description - `--dry-run` (bool): Preview without changing WordPress state - `--name` (string): Name - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): Slug ### `wordpress taxonomy` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-taxonomy` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress taxonomy records #### `wordpress taxonomy get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-taxonomy-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress taxonomy Example: ```bash wordpress taxonomy get wordpress taxonomy get tx1 wordpress taxonomy list --jsonl | wordpress taxonomy get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress taxonomy list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-taxonomy-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress taxonomy records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress taxonomy list wordpress taxonomy list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress template` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-template` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress template records #### `wordpress template get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-template-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress template Example: ```bash wordpress template get wordpress template get tpl1 wordpress template list --jsonl | wordpress template get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress template list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-template-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress template records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress template list wordpress template list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress template-part` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-template-part` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress template-part records #### `wordpress template-part get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-template-part-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress template-part Example: ```bash wordpress template-part get wordpress template-part get tp1 wordpress template-part list --jsonl | wordpress template-part get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress template-part list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-template-part-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress template-part records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress template-part list wordpress template-part list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress theme` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-theme` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress theme records #### `wordpress theme get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-theme-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress theme Example: ```bash wordpress theme get wordpress theme get th1 wordpress theme list --jsonl | wordpress theme get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress theme list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-theme-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress theme records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress theme list wordpress theme list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress type` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-type` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress type records #### `wordpress type get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-type-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress type Example: ```bash wordpress type get wordpress type get ty1 wordpress type list --jsonl | wordpress type get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress type list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-type-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress type records Example: ```bash wordpress post get po1 wordpress post list --limit 10 wordpress type list wordpress type list --limit 10 ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress user` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-user` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Inspect WordPress user records #### `wordpress user get` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-user-get` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Get a WordPress user Example: ```bash wordpress user get wordpress user get u1 wordpress user list --jsonl | wordpress user get ``` Flags: - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command #### `wordpress user list` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-user-list` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` List WordPress user records Example: ```bash wordpress user list wordpress user list --who authors wordpress user search --query alice ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors #### `wordpress user search` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-user-search` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Search WordPress user records Example: ```bash wordpress user search wordpress user search --query "release notes" wordpress user search --query alice wordpress user search --query onboarding --jsonl | wordpress user get ``` Flags: - `--after` (string): Only records after this ISO timestamp - `--author` (string): Author user ref or ID - `--before` (string): Only records before this ISO timestamp - `--context` (string): WordPress context: view, embed, or edit Default: `edit`. - `--mime-type` (string): Media MIME type - `--modified-after` (string): Only records modified after this ISO timestamp - `--modified-before` (string): Only records modified before this ISO timestamp - `--order` (string): Sort order: asc or desc - `--orderby` (string): WordPress orderby field - `--parent` (string): Parent ref or ID - `--post` (string): Post ref or ID - `--query` (string): Search text - `--search` (string): WordPress search parameter - `--site` (string): WordPress site URL for this command - `--slug` (string): WordPress slug - `--status` (string): WordPress status filter - `--who` (string): User list filter, for example authors ### `wordpress version` - Anchor: `cmd-wordpress-version` - Mutates state: `no` - Supports dry run: `no` Show version information Example: ```bash wordpress version --help ``` ## Live Examples ### Auth #### Show auth status Shows the current auth state and next step. _Example metadata: provider state: local._ ```bash wordpress auth status ``` ```text Authenticated as kestrelphilip@gmail.com Next steps: - Run: wordpress auth whoami ``` ### Lifecycle #### Show capabilities Lists command surfaces and output modes. _Example metadata: provider state: local._ ```bash wordpress capabilities ``` ```text Capabilities is the operations inventory: resources, actions, safety, output modes, and command paths. Use `wordpress capabilities --json` for the full command contract; use `wordpress schema` for input/output schemas. Output: `--json` is one wrapper/debug payload; `--jsonl` is the pipeable `pc.cli.v1` item/meta stream. wordpress capabilities Resources: application-password, auth, autosave, block, block-type, capabilities, category, comment, config, doctor, media, menu, menu-item, navigation, page, plugin, post, profile, resolve, revision, route, schema, search, setting, site, status, tag, taxonomy, template, template-part, theme, type, user, version Machine output: --json, --jsonl Next steps: - Schema: wordpress schema - Contract: wordpress capabilities --json - Help: wordpress --help - Status: wordpress auth status ``` ### Schemas #### Show schema overview Lists available schemas. _Example metadata: provider state: local._ ```bash wordpress schema ``` ```text Schema is the machine contract: command-level input/output schemas by `resource.action`. Use `wordpress schema post.list --in --json` or `wordpress schema post.list --out --json`; use `wordpress capabilities` for operations. wordpress schemas COMMAND DIR navigation.clone input block.create input config.explain output site.configure input route.get output search.query input post.delete input post.delete output page.create output page.schedule output post.clone output block-type.list output application-password.revoke output schema.describe output navigation.trash input type.list output profile.use output post.search output user.search output comment.list output post.restore input navigation.update output block.clone output menu.search input block.create output menu.delete output revision.list output revision.get input block-type.search input category.update input comment.delete output media.detach output block.schedule input block.delete input category.list output post.get output media.search input post.restore output template.get input media.update output post.schedule 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input media.delete input media.search output page.delete input navigation.delete input category.search input setting.list input comment.get input type.list input comment.create input comment.reply input revision.list input comment.unspam input comment.trash input page.restore input category.delete input tag.list input version.get output menu.search output menu.delete input page.delete output post.update output tag.delete input menu-item.get output plugin.list input comment.hold input type.get output revision.restore output autosave.create output page.update output user.get output page.clone input menu.create input profile.list output page.create input block.publish input post.get input page.list input category.create input post.publish output block.restore input menu.list input comment.restore input media.delete output setting.get output site.get input comment.get output block.update input menu.update input template-part.get output comment.approve input autosave.get output media.list input comment.update input page.search input autosave.create input tag.update output comment.update output setting.update output tag.get output setting.update input navigation.schedule output theme.list output setting.get input auth.whoami output user.list output page.update input page.trash input page.trash output navigation.publish input media.upload output media.get output media.update input media.detach input autosave.get input navigation.schedule input menu-item.list input taxonomy.get output Next steps: - Status: wordpress auth status - Login: wordpress auth login - Site: wordpress site get - Schema: wordpress schema ``` ### Content #### Show post create help Documents authenticated draft creation and dry-run flags. _Example metadata: provider state: local._ ```bash wordpress post create --help ``` ```text Create a WordPress post Usage: wordpress post create [flags] Examples: wordpress post create --help wordpress post create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --content-format markdown --status draft wordpress post create --title "cmdhub-wordpress draft" --content-file ./post.md --status draft Flags: --category stringArray Category ref or ID; repeatable --confirm Confirm create-time publish or schedule --content string Content body --content-file string Read content from file or - for stdin --content-format string Content format: html, markdown, or plain (default "html") --date string Publish date --dry-run Preview without changing WordPress state --excerpt string Excerpt --excerpt-file string Read excerpt from file or - for stdin --featured-media string Featured media ref or ID -h, --help help for create --parent string Parent ref or ID --site string WordPress site URL for this command --slug string Slug --status string WordPress status (default "draft") --tag stringArray Tag ref or ID; repeatable --timezone string Date timezone --title string Title --title-file string Read title from file or - for stdin Global Flags: --config string Config path override --cursor string Continuation cursor --debug Enable debug diagnostics --json Emit one JSON wrapper/debug payload --jsonl Emit pipeable pc.cli.v1 JSONL item/meta records --limit int Maximum items to emit (default 50) --no-paginate Fetch only one page -o, --output string Compatibility output mode: json|jsonl. Prefer --json for wrapper/debug or --jsonl for pipes --page-size int Requested upstream page size (default 50) --profile string Config/auth profile (default "default") -q, --quiet Suppress non-essential diagnostics -v, --version Print version information --view string View mode: summary|full (default "summary") ``` ### Media #### Show media upload help Documents media upload metadata flags. _Example metadata: provider state: local._ ```bash wordpress media upload --help ``` ```text Upload media to WordPress Usage: wordpress media upload [flags] Examples: wordpress media upload --help wordpress media upload ./hero.jpg --alt-text "Product hero screenshot" wordpress media upload ./hero.jpg --title "Hero image" --alt-text "Product hero screenshot" Flags: --alt-text string Media alt text --caption string Media caption --description string Media description --dry-run Preview without uploading --file string Local media file path -h, --help help for upload --post string Attach to post ref or ID after upload --site string WordPress site URL for this command --title string Media title Global Flags: --config string Config path override --cursor string Continuation cursor --debug Enable debug diagnostics --json Emit one JSON wrapper/debug payload --jsonl Emit pipeable pc.cli.v1 JSONL item/meta records --limit int Maximum items to emit (default 50) --no-paginate Fetch only one page -o, --output string Compatibility output mode: json|jsonl. Prefer --json for wrapper/debug or --jsonl for pipes --page-size int Requested upstream page size (default 50) --profile string Config/auth profile (default "default") -q, --quiet Suppress non-essential diagnostics -v, --version Print version information --view string View mode: summary|full (default "summary") ``` ### Moderation #### Show comment approve help Documents confirmation-gated moderation. _Example metadata: provider state: local._ ```bash wordpress comment approve --help ``` ```text Approve a WordPress comment Usage: wordpress comment approve [flags] Examples: wordpress comment approve --help wordpress comment approve cm1 --confirm Flags: --confirm Confirm comment moderation --dry-run Preview without changing WordPress state -h, --help help for approve --site string WordPress site URL for this command Global Flags: --config string Config path override --cursor string Continuation cursor --debug Enable debug diagnostics --json Emit one JSON wrapper/debug payload --jsonl Emit pipeable pc.cli.v1 JSONL item/meta records --limit int Maximum items to emit (default 50) --no-paginate Fetch only one page -o, --output string Compatibility output mode: json|jsonl. Prefer --json for wrapper/debug or --jsonl for pipes --page-size int Requested upstream page size (default 50) --profile string Config/auth profile (default "default") -q, --quiet Suppress non-essential diagnostics -v, --version Print version information --view string View mode: summary|full (default "summary") ```