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Purge WordPress Cache

Purge a connected WordPress site's page cache — the "Purge All" that a widget, option, SEO or theme-file change needs to actually go live.

Type
Makes changes
Credits
1
Platform
WordPress
Approval
Preview first, applied after you approve

What it does

Purge a connected WordPress site's page cache — the "Purge All" that a widget, option, SEO or theme-file change needs to actually go live.

wordpress_set_performance already purges LiteSpeed when it flips a speed setting, but editing a widget, an option, an SEO field or a theme file does NOT trigger a purge, so a cached page keeps serving the old version (a LiteSpeed page can stay cached for days). It purges the cache so such a change becomes visible. It clears whichever page-cache plugin the site runs — LiteSpeed, WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, Cache Enabler, WP Fastest Cache — plus the object cache, and reports which ones it hit.

elementor_regenerate=true ALSO rebuilds Elementor's compiled CSS ("Regenerate CSS & Data"). After a site moves from http to https, Elementor's cached CSS can still contain http:// font/asset URLs (the usual cause of mixed-content warnings); regenerating rewrites them to https. Needs Connector 0.9.2 or newer.

MCP: wordpress_purge_cache

How to use it

You don't call tools by name. Write what you want in ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant connected to Opus Growth, in your own words; it picks this tool when it fits.

Because this tool changes your account, your assistant first shows a preview of exactly what will change. Nothing is applied until you say yes, and every applied change is written to your audit log.

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredDefault
site_urlstringOptional·Exact URL of the connected WordPress site to target when more than one site is available.
elementor_regeneratebooleanOptionalfalseWhether to enable elementor regenerate for this operation.