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Snapshot Nov 13, 2026 · 12:12 UTC · version 2.0.0

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Instructions updated for export-to-wordpress

Full description — Now says: export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use...

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Before

Oct 10, 2026 · 12:05 UTC

send it to WordPress, or asks what has been exported.

After

Nov 13, 2026 · 12:12 UTC

export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site.

Skill instructions

Before

Oct 10, 2026 · 12:05 UTC

send it to WordPress, or asks what has been exported. Use this skill when the user wants to hand a finished project to WordPress. 4. If the project came from an import, call `uichemy_sync_builders` first so the builder code is published....

After

Nov 13, 2026 · 12:12 UTC

export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site. Use this skill wh...

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 ---
 name: export-to-wordpress
-description: Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to send it to WordPress, or asks what has been exported.
+description: Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site.
 ---
 
-Use this skill when the user wants to hand a finished project to WordPress.
+Use this skill when the user wants a finished project ready for WordPress but has not named a WordPress site.
+
+If the user gives a WordPress site, a wp-admin link, or asks to import, install or deploy the project on their WordPress, switch to the `deploy-to-own-wordpress` skill now. It does these same steps and then gets the project imported into that site.
 
 Steps:
 1. Identify the project with `uichemy_list_projects` if the user did not name it.
 2. Run `uichemy_validate` and `uichemy_check_responsive`. If either reports faults, tell the user and offer to fix them first. Do not mark a project exported while known faults remain unless the user says to go ahead.
 3. Ask which builder, Elementor or Gutenberg, if the user has not said.
-4. If the project came from an import, call `uichemy_sync_builders` first so the builder code is published.
-5. Call `uichemy_mark_exported` with the project and builder.
-6. Call `uichemy_list_exported` to confirm the project now appears, and tell the user the next step happens inside their WordPress site: open the UiChemy plugin there and pull the project.
+4. Call `uichemy_mark_exported` with the project and builder. It also publishes the builder code for projects imported from code; `uichemy_sync_builders` is only needed to check that result first.
+5. Call `uichemy_list_exported` to confirm the project now appears.
+6. Tell the user the next step happens inside their WordPress site (UiChemy, then Home, then AI Website Creator), and offer to take them through it: if they give the site address, continue with `deploy-to-own-wordpress`.
 
 Rules:
-- To put a project live as a site on a UiChemy address, say what you are about to do, ask the user to confirm, then call `uichemy_publish_site`, and report the address with `uichemy_publish_status`. `uichemy_list_sites` shows their sites. `uichemy_unpublish_site` takes one offline, and it also needs the user's confirmation first.
-- This plugin does not connect custom domains, change DNS, or log in to a WordPress site. For WordPress, the user pulls the project with the UiChemy WordPress plugin. Say so if asked to deploy to their own hosting or domain.
+- To put a project live on a UiChemy address, or take one offline, use the `publish-live-site` skill. For Cloudflare use `publish-to-cloudflare`; for code use `download-site-as-code`. If the user has not heard of Elementor or Gutenberg, ask once in plain words and offer to pick the simpler one.
+- This plugin does not connect custom domains or change DNS or hosting.
 - Do not describe pricing or plans. If the account cannot export, say that and link https://app.uichemy.com/support.
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changed /description

BEFORE
"Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to send it to WordPress, or asks what has been exported."
AFTER
"Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site."

changed /skill_md_contents

BEFORE
"---\nname: export-to-wordpress\ndescription: Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to send it to WordPress, or asks what has been exported.\n---\n\nUse this skill when the user wants to hand a finished project to WordPress.\n\nSteps:\n1. Identify the project with `uichemy_list_projects` if the user did not name it.\n2. Run `uichemy_validate` and `uichemy_check_responsive`. If either reports faults, tell the user and offer to fix them first. Do not mark a project exported while known faults remain unless the user says to go ahead.\n3. Ask which builder, Elementor or Gutenberg, if the user has not said.\n4. If the project came from an import, call `uichemy_sync_builders` first so the builder code is published.\n5. Call `uichemy_mark_exported` with the project and builder.\n6. Call `uichemy_list_exported` to confirm the project now appears, and tell the user the next step happens inside their WordPress site: open the UiChemy plugin there and pull the project.\n\nRules:\n- To put a project live as a site on a UiChemy address, say what you are about to do, ask the user to confirm, then call `uichemy_publish_site`, and report the address with `uichemy_publish_status`. `uichemy_list_sites` shows their sites. `uichemy_unpublish_site` takes one offline, and it also needs the user's confirmation first.\n- This plugin does not connect custom domains, change DNS, or log in to a WordPress site. For WordPress, the user pulls the project with the UiChemy WordPress plugin. Say so if asked to deploy to their own hosting or domain.\n- Do not describe pricing or plans. If the account cannot export, say that and link https://app.uichemy.com/support.\n"
AFTER
"---\nname: export-to-wordpress\ndescription: Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site.\n---\n\nUse this skill when the user wants a finished project ready for WordPress but has not named a WordPress site.\n\nIf the user gives a WordPress site, a wp-admin link, or asks to import, install or deploy the project on their WordPress, switch to the `deploy-to-own-wordpress` skill now. It does these same steps and then gets the project imported into that site.\n\nSteps:\n1. Identify the project with `uichemy_list_projects` if the user did not name it.\n2. Run `uichemy_validate` and `uichemy_check_responsive`. If either reports faults, tell the user and offer to fix them first. Do not mark a project exported while known faults remain unless the user says to go ahead.\n3. Ask which builder, Elementor or Gutenberg, if the user has not said.\n4. Call `uichemy_mark_exported` with the project and builder. It also publishes the builder code for projects imported from code; `uichemy_sync_builders` is only needed to check that result first.\n5. Call `uichemy_list_exported` to confirm the project now appears.\n6. Tell the user the next step happens inside their WordPress site (UiChemy, then Home, then AI Website Creator), and offer to take them through it: if they give the site address, continue with `deploy-to-own-wordpress`.\n\nRules:\n- To put a project live on a UiChemy address, or take one offline, use the `publish-live-site` skill. For Cloudflare use `publish-to-cloudflare`; for code use `download-site-as-code`. If the user has not heard of Elementor or Gutenberg, ask once in plain words and offer to pick the simpler one.\n- This plugin does not connect custom domains or change DNS or hosting.\n- Do not describe pricing or plans. If the account cannot export, say that and link https://app.uichemy.com/support.\n"
Full snapshot data
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  "description": "Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "export-to-wordpress",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: export-to-wordpress\ndescription: Mark a finished UiChemy project as exported for Elementor or Gutenberg and show which projects are ready for the UiChemy WordPress plugin to pull. Use when the user says the site is done, asks to export it to WordPress, Elementor or Gutenberg, or asks what has been exported. If the user names a WordPress site or URL to put it on, use deploy-to-own-wordpress. For a live UiChemy-hosted link, use publish-live-site.\n---\n\nUse this skill when the user wants a finished project ready for WordPress but has not named a WordPress site.\n\nIf the user gives a WordPress site, a wp-admin link, or asks to import, install or deploy the project on their WordPress, switch to the `deploy-to-own-wordpress` skill now. It does these same steps and then gets the project imported into that site.\n\nSteps:\n1. Identify the project with `uichemy_list_projects` if the user did not name it.\n2. Run `uichemy_validate` and `uichemy_check_responsive`. If either reports faults, tell the user and offer to fix them first. Do not mark a project exported while known faults remain unless the user says to go ahead.\n3. Ask which builder, Elementor or Gutenberg, if the user has not said.\n4. Call `uichemy_mark_exported` with the project and builder. It also publishes the builder code for projects imported from code; `uichemy_sync_builders` is only needed to check that result first.\n5. Call `uichemy_list_exported` to confirm the project now appears.\n6. Tell the user the next step happens inside their WordPress site (UiChemy, then Home, then AI Website Creator), and offer to take them through it: if they give the site address, continue with `deploy-to-own-wordpress`.\n\nRules:\n- To put a project live on a UiChemy address, or take one offline, use the `publish-live-site` skill. For Cloudflare use `publish-to-cloudflare`; for code use `download-site-as-code`. If the user has not heard of Elementor or Gutenberg, ask once in plain words and offer to pick the simpler one.\n- This plugin does not connect custom domains or change DNS or hosting.\n- Do not describe pricing or plans. If the account cannot export, say that and link https://app.uichemy.com/support.\n"
}

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