Prompt recipes for MCP clients
These recipes help an AI client turn a goal into the read, validation, write, and verification calls supported by POM AI. They do not grant scopes or authorize a change.
Server prompts and copyable recipes
prompts/list currently advertises eight server-managed prompts:
| Prompt name | Arguments |
|---|---|
create_landing_page_with_pom_builder |
Optional page_id, optional goal |
update_pom_builder_page_preserving_structure |
Required page_id |
create_pom_content_model |
Optional model_description |
change_pom_header_style |
None |
create_page_with_generated_media |
Optional page_goal |
create_archive_template_pom |
None |
create_single_template_pom |
None |
create_feed_template_pom |
None |
Call prompts/get with the exact name and arguments to receive one user-role instruction message. The prompt tells the client which resources and tools to use; it does not execute any of them.
The other pages in this chapter are copyable recipes assembled from real built-in tools. They are not additional server prompt names. Paste or adapt their prompt text in the client you already connected.
Pick a recipe by outcome
- Discover and review: inspect the site, run a read-only audit, review the store.
- WordPress content: draft a post, edit a page, organize content, moderate comments, update a menu.
- POM builder: create a page, update without flattening structure, add generated media.
- POM Theme: create templates, configure a content model, review settings.
- WooCommerce: create a product, add variations, create a coupon.
For any mutation, keep the requested scope explicit, ask for confirmation after presenting the dry-run or exact proposed values, and read the changed object back.
Chapter contents
- Server prompt: change a POM header style
- Recipe: clear POM Cache after a verified change
- Recipe: configure an already designed content model
- Server prompt: create a POM archive template
- Recipe: create a WooCommerce coupon
- Server prompt: create a POM feed template
- Server prompt: create a landing page with the POM builder
- Server prompt: create a page with generated media
- Recipe: create a straightforward POM builder page
- Server prompt: design and create a POM content model
- Recipe: create a WooCommerce product as a draft
- Server prompt: create a POM single template
- Recipe: choose and create the correct POM template type
- Recipe: add variations to a variable product
- Recipe: draft a WordPress post from supplied sources
- Recipe: make a bounded edit to an existing page
- Recipe: orient the client on an unfamiliar site
- Recipe: review and moderate a comment queue
- Recipe: organize posts with taxonomies
- Recipe: prepare WordPress media before authoring
- Recipe: produce an evidence-based read-only audit
- Recipe: review the WooCommerce catalog
- Recipe: update a WordPress menu without breaking hierarchy
- Server prompt: update a POM builder page without flattening it
- Recipe: change an allowed POM Theme setting
- Recipe: create a clear confirmation checkpoint