norml-wp-manager · skill guide · for humans

norml-wp-manager

v1.0.0

Control your whole WordPress site from Claude — edit pages, publish posts, fix your SEO, just by asking. No developer. No clicking through wp-admin.

For: Non-technical WordPress site ownersActs on: your live WordPress sitecontent-level · no code
The problem

You own a WordPress site, but you're not the developer. So the small stuff piles up — a typo on the About page, a price that's out of date, a post that's been 'almost ready' for a week. You click through wp-admin one item at a time, or you send your dev a ticket and wait.

This skill clears that backlog in plain English. You say what you want, and Claude does it the same way you would in your dashboard — only faster. Your password never touches the chat, and anything risky is shown to you first.

Content, not code
It's a content tool, not a developer tool. It changes text, images, fields, and settings — it doesn't build features or touch code. Think fix it, fill it, publish it — not "build me a new site."
What you can do

What's possible depends on how your site was built. Before it changes anything, Claude scans yours and tells you which of these it can actually do here — it never guesses.

Edit contentmost sites
Fix a typo, reword a headline, swap an image, correct a detail that changed.
Draft here, publish livemost sites
Write a post or page in the chat, then publish it with a category, featured image, and SEO title.
New pages from a templatedepends on build
Duplicate a team or service page and fill in the new content.
Fix your SEO in bulkdepends on build
Fill in missing meta descriptions; rewrite titles to target a search term.
Clean the media librarymost sites
Add alt text to every image that's missing it; tidy titles and captions.
Organize & navigatemost sites
Manage categories and tags, reorder your menu, schedule a backlog of drafts.
Users & accessmost sites
See who can log in, add a teammate, offboard a contractor. (Admin account.)
Custom fieldsdepends on build
Update the hero text, prices, or bios your templates pull from.
How it flows
01
Set up
One-click WordPress access key, stored safely — never in chat.
02
It maps your site
Scans your build, so it knows what it can and can't change.
03
Ask
Describe the change you want in plain English.
04
Confirm & do
Shows risky changes first, then makes the edit in seconds.
05
It learns
Logs every change and gets to know your site over time.
Say this to Claude
“fix the typo on my About page
“publish the post I wrote — add a category, featured image, and SEO title
“find every blog post missing a meta description and write one
“add alt text to every image in my media library that's missing it
“duplicate my team page for a new hire and fill in their bio
“rewrite my services page title to rank for 'plumbing in Denver'
“reorder my main menu and add a 'Pricing' link
“who has admin access? I'm offboarding a contractor
What it can't do
Build features or write code — it fills fields in; it doesn't create them.
Install or update plugins or themes — that stays a wp-admin job.
Rebuild page-builder layouts (Elementor, Bricks) — it edits the fields, not the canvas.
Run store data — WooCommerce prices and stock need the store's own setup.
Make hundreds of edits at once — a few dozen is fine; hundreds is slow.

Ask for something it can't do, and it tells you straight — and points you to who can.