• The WordPress Agent is the part I mostly use. It saves time on tasks I’d otherwise do by clicking through sites one by one.

    Example: I got a vulnerability notice for a plugin I run on several sites. I asked the Agent for a list of which sites had it and which versions were installed, then told it to update only the vulnerable ones. That was much faster than doing it by hand.

    Same for backups. I have different backup plugins across sites. One prompt gave me a list of which plugin is on which site. That alone saved a few minutes.
    There are some limitations – I asked what backup schedule each site uses (weekly, monthly, etc.) and it couldn’t tell me. It can work with popular plugins like WooCommerce and Yoast, but it doesn’t reliably read the internal settings of every plugin.

    The free tokens that come with hosting were enough for these bulk jobs. The prompt library in AI Studio is also handy, the prompts work wonderfully in other chat tools if you run out of tokens.

    If you manage more than one WordPress sites, I recommend it. The Agent is already saving me time, and I’m happy to give it 5 stars.

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  • Thank you, Sorina, for such a detailed and thoughtful review.

    It’s great to hear the WordPress Agent is already saving you time, especially when checking plugin versions across multiple sites, updating only the vulnerable ones, and quickly seeing which backup plugin is running where. Those are exactly the kinds of repetitive multi-site tasks we want to make easier.

    We also appreciate you pointing out where the Agent could do more. Concrete examples like these are especially valuable and help shape what comes next.

    Glad to hear the AI Studio prompt library is proving useful beyond the included tokens, too.

    Thanks again for the recommendation and the 5-star review.

    Best Regards,
    Kamen Kumanov

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