What is the site actually built on?
WordPress inspector
Read-only WordPress site inspector — fetches a URL and reports what the site is running before you touch it: whether it is WordPress at all, the WP and PHP versions, web server and managed host, active theme and child theme, the page builder (Divi 4 vs 5, Elementor, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, Bricks, Oxygen, Gutenberg), the plugins visible from outside, the caching and CDN layer, and externally-visible security notes — into a DETECTED / LIKELY / NOT WORDPRESS verdict plus an HTML report.
What this capability does
Read-only WordPress site inspector — fetches a URL and reports what the site is running before you touch it: whether it is WordPress at all, the WP and PHP versions, web server and managed host, active theme and child theme, the page builder (Divi 4 vs 5, Elementor, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, Bricks, Oxygen, Gutenberg), the plugins visible from outside, the caching and CDN layer, and externally-visible security notes — into a DETECTED / LIKELY / NOT WORDPRESS verdict plus an HTML report.
How employees use it
Ask for the outcome in normal job language. The coding agent selects the approved implementation, records evidence, and returns a review-ready result.
“is this WordPress — https://rauplasticsurgery.com”
Where the technical instructions live
The detailed implementation guide stays inside the private Toolkit repository. Employee-facing pages intentionally use friendly capability names only.