Read and audit the client's live site content

What it does

Reads what is actually live on the client's site through the CMS: the latest posts, custom post types like case studies, and an audit of published content for gaps such as missing featured images or empty fields. Everything here is read-only; nothing is changed on the site.

Set it up

The client's WordPress or Webflow must be connected first (see the CMS guides).

Use it

• "Show me the last 5 posts on the client's WordPress site." Title, link and date for each.
• Custom post types: "Which WordPress post types does the client's site have?", then "Show me the last 5 case studies on WordPress."
• "Audit the client's WordPress site." flags published posts and pages with no featured image, empty titles or missing excerpts (weak meta descriptions), and a large pile of drafts, in a Google Doc listing only the problems. Plugins, themes and wp-admin settings can't be read through the API, and the report says so.
• "Audit the client's Webflow CMS." reads the published collection items and flags missing required fields, empty image fields and image links that don't load.

Troubleshooting

• Nexus says WordPress isn't connected. Connect it first (WordPress guide), then ask again.

Prompts

• "Show me the last 5 posts on the client's WordPress site."
• "Which WordPress post types does the client's site have?"
• "Show me the last 5 case studies on WordPress."
• "Audit the client's WordPress site."
• "Audit the client's Webflow CMS."

Machine twins: /help/read-live-site-content.json · /help/read-live-site-content.md · /help.json · /llms.txt

Reviewed 2026-10-15. In Slack, ask Nexus how do I … and it answers from this guide, with where your company stands.