Docs — 13 modules
Each module page carries the operations it owns, the plugin it needs, and the decisions worth knowing before an agent calls one.
An agent calls dispatchers; a person asks about menus. These pages are grouped the way you would ask, and name the dispatcher on every row so the two views line up.
80 operations across 11 modules.
Posts, pages, custom post types, blocks, terms and redirects — the operations an editor would otherwise perform by hand.
17 opsThe library: attachment details, uploads, alt text and captions, and import from a URL behind a guarded fetch.
8 opsNavigation menus, their items, their order, and which theme location each one is assigned to.
6 opsDocuments and elements, widget settings, global colour and typography tokens, and theme-builder display conditions.
19 opsACF and Meta Box field groups, their fields, and their values — read and written through each plugin’s own API.
8 opsTitles, descriptions and robots directives, read and written through whichever SEO plugin the site already runs.
6 opsThe moderation queue: list by status, approve, hold, spam or trash, and reply beneath a comment.
3 opsRead only: which forms the site holds, each form’s fields and embed shortcode, and its most recent entries.
3 opsThe roster, and one write: replacing a user’s roles with a single role the site has actually registered.
2 opsThirteen fields, allowlisted: title, tagline, timezone, date and time formats, posts per page, front-page geometry, permalinks, default discussion settings, and search-engine visibility.
2 opsConnection, environment, integration health, one operation’s schema on demand, and the change ledger.
5 ops16 more, registered into the same dispatchers and governed by the same gates.
All 96 operations on one page, with the calling convention and the discovery calls.
referenceThe five gates, the 11 refusals, and the 4 permanent exclusions.
referenceUpload, create a credential, paste a config, make the first call.
guideEvery release, and what it changed about what an agent can do.
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