Plugin and theme administration is not exposed
POM AI can report the POM Theme authoring status and register integration-specific tools when POM Theme, WooCommerce, or POM Cache is available. It does not provide a general inventory of installed plugins or themes.
There are no built-in tools to:
- list every installed extension;
- activate or deactivate a plugin;
- switch a theme;
- install, update, roll back, or delete code;
- inspect arbitrary plugin settings or source files.
wp_get_site_info and pom://site/authoring-context should be read as editing context, not software-composition evidence. Likewise, a missing integration tool can mean the dependency is inactive, unavailable, disabled for this server, or unsupported; it does not identify every installed package.
Use Plugins, Appearance → Themes, or the network administration screens with an authorized administrator. Product updates should follow the site’s normal signed update workflow. After an administrator changes an integration, reconnect or refresh tools/list, resources/list, and the relevant status.
Do not use generic option or meta reads to infer installed code, and never request plugin files or credentials through support diagnostics.
Related guides: inspect-site recipe, tool missing, and infrastructure boundary.