Summary
Audit all MCP prompts used for WordPress editor commands (proofread, review, edit, translate, respond-to-notes) to improve the quality of responses sent back to the browser.
Problems to address
- Block number references: Responses currently may reference block indices (e.g., "Fixed block [2]"), which are meaningless to users in the WordPress editor. Responses should describe changes in human terms (e.g., "Fixed a typo in the third paragraph").
- Response length: Command completion messages are displayed as snackbar toasts in the editor, which have limited space. Responses need to be concise enough to fit comfortably in a toast notification.
Files to audit
src/prompts/ — All prompt handlers
src/session/command-handler.ts — Channel notification format and instructions
Summary
Audit all MCP prompts used for WordPress editor commands (proofread, review, edit, translate, respond-to-notes) to improve the quality of responses sent back to the browser.
Problems to address
Files to audit
src/prompts/— All prompt handlerssrc/session/command-handler.ts— Channel notification format and instructions