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Good prompts are specific. They include context, goal, audience, source material, output format, constraints and review rules. The best prompts help AI produce something useful enough to review, edit and apply.
Start with the task you want to complete: create a page, optimize content, translate a post, review SEO, generate a report or ask an AI agent to inspect WordPress.
Use the prompt as a starting point. Do not treat it as a final rule.
Replace placeholders with your product, website, audience, page URL, language, keyword, brand tone or client information.
Use prompts inside LemonX Code, AEO, Verto or MCP so AI can work closer to your WordPress context.
AI output should always be reviewed for accuracy, brand voice, SEO value, translation quality and safety.
Tell AI what role it should play.
Example: You are a WordPress SEO strategist and AEO content editor.
Give AI the background it needs.
Example: This is a B2B WordPress website selling AI-powered SEO tools to agencies.
Explain what result you want.
Example: Create a content brief for a comparison page that can rank in Google and support AI search visibility.
Provide the source material.
Example: Use the product notes, target keyword, competitor name, audience and existing page structure below.
Define rules and boundaries.
Example: Do not invent product claims. Keep the tone professional. Use clear H2/H3 structure. Include FAQ ideas.
Tell AI exactly how to return the result.
Example: Return the output as a page outline with H1, meta title, meta description, section-by-section copy direction, FAQ and CTA.
Start with these essential prompts if you are new to AI-powered WordPress workflows.
Create a practical WordPress AI growth plan across content, SEO, AEO, translation and automation.
Best for: Site owners · SEO teams · Agencies · Marketing teams
You are a WordPress growth strategist. I want to improve this website using AI-powered workflows across content, SEO, AEO, translation and automation. Website type: [describe website type] Target audience: [describe audience] Main products or services: [describe products/services] Current problems: [list problems] Business goal: [traffic, leads, sales, global expansion, client delivery, etc.] Available LemonX products: [AEO / Code / Verto / MCP / Pro / Theme / Suite] Please create a practical WordPress AI growth plan with: 1. The top 5 opportunities 2. Recommended LemonX products for each …
Analyze and improve page content for traditional search engines and AI answer engines.
Best for: SEO teams · Content teams · Bloggers · Agencies
You are an AEO and SEO content editor for WordPress. Analyze the following page content and improve it for both traditional search engines and AI answer engines. Page topic: [topic] Target keyword: [keyword] Target audience: [audience] Search intent: [informational / commercial / transactional / comparison] Current content: [paste content or page summary] Please return: 1. Content quality analysis 2. Missing user questions 3. Missing answer-ready sections 4. Suggested H2/H3 structure 5. FAQ section ideas 6. Schema recommendations 7. Internal link suggestions 8. AI citation readiness improv …
Create a complete conversion-focused landing page structure with SEO metadata.
Best for: LemonX Code users · Agencies · Product teams · B2B websites
You are a conversion-focused WordPress landing page strategist. Create a complete landing page structure for the following offer. Product or service: [name] Target audience: [audience] Main pain points: [pain points] Core benefits: [benefits] Key features: [features] Proof points: [case studies, numbers, testimonials, certifications, etc.] Primary CTA: [CTA] Secondary CTA: [CTA] Tone: [professional / friendly / technical / premium / simple] SEO keyword: [keyword] Please generate: 1. SEO title 2. SEO description 3. H1 4. Hero section copy 5. Problem section 6. Solution section 7. Feature se …
Translate and localize WordPress page content for multilingual SEO workflows.
Best for: Global websites · B2B exporters · International SEO teams · Translation reviewers
You are a multilingual SEO translator. Translate and localize the following WordPress page content for the target market. Source language: [language] Target language: [language] Target region: [region] Website type: [website type] Brand tone: [tone] Important brand terms that must not be translated: [terms] Preferred glossary terms: [terms] Source content: [paste content] Please return: 1. Translated page title 2. Translated body content 3. Translated SEO title 4. Translated meta description 5. Suggested translated URL slug 6. Localized CTA text 7. Glossary notes 8. Phrases that need human …
Safe MCP workflow for inspecting and updating WordPress with preview-before-apply.
Best for: LemonX MCP users · Claude users · Developers · Agencies
You are connected to a WordPress website through LemonX MCP. Before making any change, follow this safety workflow: 1. Confirm the site identity. 2. Explain which WordPress content or settings you need to inspect. 3. Use read-only tools first. 4. Summarize what you found. 5. Propose the exact change. 6. Show a preview of the change. 7. Wait for approval before applying. 8. After applying, summarize what changed. Task: [Describe the WordPress task] Rules: Do not publish, delete, overwrite or modify live content without approval. Do not change site settings unless explicitly requested. Do …
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Review a page for AI search readiness and return a prioritized AEO action plan.
Best for: AEO teams · SEO teams · Content strategists
You are an AI search and AEO auditor. Review this page for AI search readiness. Page URL: [URL] Page topic: [topic] Target audience: [audience] Target queries: [queries] Current page summary or content: [paste content] Analyze: 1. Whether the page clearly answers the main topic 2. Whether the page includes concise answer-ready sections 3. Whether the content demonstrates expertise and trust 4. Whether the structure is easy for AI systems to understand 5. Which questions are missing 6. Which sections should be added 7. Which Schema types may be useful 8. Whether the page could be cited by AI answers 9. What should be improved first Return a prioritized AEO action plan.
Identify content assets and updates to improve AI citation potential.
Best for: AEO teams · Brand teams · B2B websites
You are an AI citation strategist. I want this website to be more likely to appear as a useful source in AI-generated answers. Website: [website] Topic: [topic] Target audience: [audience] Main competitors: [competitors] Existing content: [paste content list or summary] Please identify: 1. Questions AI users may ask about this topic 2. Which questions our website already answers well 3. Which questions are missing or weak 4. Content assets we should create 5. Existing pages we should update 6. Trust signals we should add 7. Structured data opportunities 8. Internal linking opportunities 9. A recommended content priority list Do not invent claims. Mark assumptions clearly.
Generate realistic AI-style questions for topic cluster and content planning.
Best for: Query research · AEO content planning · Topic clusters
You are a search intent and AI query researcher. Generate realistic questions that users might ask AI assistants about this topic. Topic: [topic] Product/service: [product or service] Audience: [audience] Market: [market] Intent type: [informational / commercial / comparison / troubleshooting / buying] Return: 1. 20 beginner questions 2. 20 comparison questions 3. 20 problem-aware questions 4. 20 buying-intent questions 5. 20 technical questions 6. Recommended page type for each group 7. Content priority score 8. Suggested internal link structure
Recommend which pages to highlight for AI systems in an llms.txt plan.
Best for: AEO setup · AI crawler guidance · Technical SEO teams
You are helping prepare an llms.txt plan for a WordPress website. Website type: [type] Main products/services: [list] Important content categories: [list] Business goal: [goal] Pages to consider: [paste URL list] Please recommend: 1. Which pages should be highlighted for AI systems 2. Which pages should be excluded or deprioritized 3. Short summaries for important pages 4. Priority order 5. Content gaps that should be filled 6. Risks or sensitive content to review 7. Suggested llms.txt structure Do not include private or sensitive content unless explicitly approved.
Create FAQ sections useful for users, search engines and AI answer systems.
Best for: FAQ generation · Content optimization · Schema planning
You are an AEO content editor. Create an FAQ section for a WordPress page that is useful for users, search engines and AI answer systems. Page topic: [topic] Target audience: [audience] Product or service: [product/service] Search intent: [intent] Existing content summary: [summary] Generate: 1. 10 important FAQ questions 2. Short direct answers 3. Longer detailed answers 4. Suggested FAQ Schema fields 5. Internal link suggestions 6. Questions that should become standalone articles Rules: Answer clearly. Avoid filler. Do not invent unsupported claims. Use natural language questions.
Create a detailed content brief for a target keyword and page type.
Best for: SEO teams · Writers · Content teams
You are a WordPress SEO strategist. Create a detailed content brief for the following target keyword. Target keyword: [keyword] Secondary keywords: [keywords] Audience: [audience] Search intent: [intent] Page type: [blog / landing page / product page / comparison page / guide] Business goal: [goal] Competitors or references: [optional] Return: 1. Recommended H1 2. SEO title 3. Meta description 4. Search intent analysis 5. Recommended outline 6. Key questions to answer 7. Suggested examples 8. Internal link ideas 9. Schema recommendation 10. CTA recommendation 11. Content quality checklist Do not copy competitors. Use them only to infer user expectations.
Generate SEO titles and meta descriptions with Google and AI search variants.
Best for: SEO teams · Content teams
You are an SEO copywriter. Create SEO titles and meta descriptions for the following WordPress page. Page topic: [topic] Target keyword: [keyword] Audience: [audience] Brand: [brand] Page goal: [goal] Tone: [tone] Return: 1. 10 SEO title options under 60 characters when possible 2. 10 meta description options under 155 characters when possible 3. Best recommended option 4. Why the best option works 5. Variants for Google-style search snippets 6. Variants for AI search summaries Rules: Do not use clickbait. Keep the promise accurate. Include the keyword naturally.
Suggest internal links and topic cluster recommendations for a WordPress page.
Best for: SEO teams · Content teams
You are an internal linking strategist. Suggest internal links for the following WordPress page. Current page topic: [topic] Current page URL: [URL] Target keyword: [keyword] Available internal pages: [paste URL list with titles] Return: 1. Best internal links to add from this page 2. Best pages that should link to this page 3. Suggested anchor text 4. Reason for each link 5. Priority ranking 6. Links to avoid 7. Topic cluster recommendation Rules: Only suggest links that are genuinely relevant. Avoid over-optimized anchor text. Prioritize user usefulness.
Analyze an old article and create a content update plan.
Best for: Content teams · SEO teams · Publishers
You are a content refresh strategist. Analyze this old WordPress article and create an update plan. URL: [URL] Original publish date: [date] Target keyword: [keyword] Current performance notes: [traffic/ranking notes] Current content: [paste content] Return: 1. What is outdated 2. What is missing 3. Which sections should be rewritten 4. New H2/H3 structure 5. FAQ questions to add 6. Internal links to add 7. Schema updates 8. New meta title and description 9. Republish recommendation 10. Priority action list Do not remove useful existing content unless it is outdated or inaccurate.
Explain a WordPress technical SEO issue and provide a fix plan.
Best for: Technical SEO teams · Developers
You are a technical SEO consultant. Explain this WordPress technical SEO issue in simple language and provide a fix plan. Issue: [describe issue] Affected URL or area: [URL/area] Website type: [type] Current plugin stack: [plugins] Technical details: [logs/errors/screenshots summary] Return: 1. What the issue means 2. Why it matters 3. Likely causes 4. How to confirm the issue 5. Step-by-step fix plan 6. What to check after fixing 7. When to contact a developer 8. Risk level Use practical WordPress language.
Create a complete WordPress product page with SEO metadata and Schema notes.
Best for: Product teams · B2B websites · Agencies
You are a WordPress product page strategist. Create a complete product page for: Product name: [product] Category: [category] Target audience: [audience] Main pain points: [pain points] Core features: [features] Benefits: [benefits] Use cases: [use cases] Proof points: [proof] Primary CTA: [CTA] Secondary CTA: [CTA] Tone: [tone] SEO keyword: [keyword] Return: 1. SEO title 2. SEO description 3. H1 4. Hero copy 5. Problem section 6. Product explanation section 7. Feature section 8. Use case section 9. How it works section 10. Integration or compatibility section 11. Trust section 12. FAQ section 13. Final CTA 14. Suggested Schema type Keep the page clear, detailed and conversion-focused.
Improve a homepage section for conversion and SEO/AEO readiness.
Best for: Marketing teams · Agencies
You are a website conversion copywriter and WordPress page strategist. Improve this homepage section. Website: [website] Product/service: [product/service] Audience: [audience] Section type: [Hero / Pain / Features / Use Cases / Pricing / FAQ / CTA] Current section copy: [paste copy] Return: 1. What is weak in the current section 2. What information is missing 3. Improved section headline 4. Improved section subtitle 5. Final section copy 6. Suggested CTA 7. Suggested visual idea 8. SEO/AEO improvement notes Do not delete important existing meaning. Make the section clearer and more persuasive.
Create modular WordPress sections for heroes, features, FAQ and CTAs.
Best for: Agencies · Design teams
You are a WordPress section generator. Create a reusable website section for the following purpose. Section type: [Hero / Features / Comparison / FAQ / CTA / Process / Pricing / Use Cases / Trust] Product/service: [product/service] Audience: [audience] Goal: [conversion / education / trust / navigation / SEO] Tone: [tone] Required points: [points] Return: 1. Section label 2. H2 headline 3. Subtitle 4. Section content 5. Cards or list items if needed 6. CTA text 7. Suggested layout 8. Suggested internal links Keep it modular and WordPress-friendly.
Generate a WordPress page from approved knowledge base material only.
Best for: B2B websites · Product teams
You are generating a WordPress page based only on approved knowledge base material. Use the provided source material and do not invent facts. Page type: [product page / service page / article / FAQ / comparison / landing page] Target audience: [audience] Page goal: [goal] SEO keyword: [keyword] Source material: [paste source content or reference knowledge base] Return: 1. Page structure 2. Complete page copy 3. SEO title 4. Meta description 5. FAQ 6. Internal link suggestions 7. Claims that require verification 8. Missing information needed Rules: Only use the source material. If information is missing, mark it as missing. Do not create unsupported numbers, guarantees or certifications.
Rebuild an old WordPress page into a cleaner modern structure.
Best for: Agencies · Migration projects
You are rebuilding an old WordPress page into a cleaner modern page structure. Old page content: [paste old content] Website type: [type] Audience: [audience] New page goal: [goal] SEO keyword: [keyword] Brand tone: [tone] Please: 1. Extract useful content from the old page 2. Identify outdated or weak sections 3. Create a new H1/H2 structure 4. Rewrite the page in a clearer modern style 5. Preserve important SEO meaning 6. Add missing FAQ ideas 7. Suggest internal links 8. Suggest redirect or URL notes if needed 9. List anything that needs manual verification Do not invent new claims. Keep useful legacy content when it still matters.
Review translated content for accuracy, naturalness and multilingual SEO.
Best for: Translation reviewers · International SEO teams
You are a multilingual SEO reviewer. Review this translated WordPress page for translation quality and SEO readiness. Source language: [language] Target language: [language] Target market: [market] Original content: [paste original] Translated content: [paste translation] Review: 1. Accuracy 2. Naturalness 3. Brand tone 4. SEO keyword preservation 5. Local search intent 6. CTA quality 7. Terminology consistency 8. Missing or awkward sections 9. Suggested improvements 10. Final approval status Return edits in a clear table.
Create a multilingual translation glossary for brand and product terms.
Best for: Global websites · Translation teams
You are a multilingual glossary manager. Create a translation glossary for this website. Website type: [type] Industry: [industry] Source language: [language] Target languages: [languages] Brand names: [brand names] Product names: [product names] Technical terms: [terms] Sample content: [paste sample] Return: 1. Terms that should not be translated 2. Terms that require fixed translations 3. Terms that need reviewer approval 4. Suggested translations by language 5. Usage examples 6. Notes for translators 7. Risky terms to review carefully
Translate and localize WordPress URL slugs for multilingual SEO.
Best for: International SEO teams · Developers
You are a multilingual SEO URL specialist. Translate and localize these WordPress URL slugs. Source language: [language] Target language: [language] Target market: [market] URL slugs: [paste slugs] For each slug, return: 1. Original slug 2. Recommended translated slug 3. Reason 4. SEO keyword note 5. Whether it should remain untranslated 6. Risk or ambiguity notes Rules: Use lowercase. Use hyphens. Avoid unnecessary stop words. Keep slugs short, clear and natural.
Translate FAQ sections with Schema-ready structure for multilingual sites.
Best for: Translation teams · Global websites
You are translating an FAQ section for a multilingual WordPress website. Source language: [language] Target language: [language] Target market: [market] Audience: [audience] FAQ content: [paste FAQ] Translate the FAQ and return: 1. Translated questions 2. Translated short answers 3. Localized wording improvements 4. Terms that need glossary review 5. Questions that may need market-specific adaptation 6. Suggested FAQ Schema-ready structure
Audit WordPress using MCP read-only tools with safe workflow rules.
Best for: Developers · Agencies · Claude users
You are connected to WordPress through LemonX MCP. Use read-only tools only. Task: Audit the following WordPress area and summarize what you find. Area to inspect: [posts / pages / media / SEO metadata / homepage / selected URL] Goal: [goal] Instructions: 1. Confirm the site identity first. 2. Use only read tools. 3. Do not edit, publish, delete or update anything. 4. Summarize what you inspected. 5. List issues found. 6. Recommend changes. 7. Clearly mark which changes would require write access. 8. Wait for approval before any next step.
Update a WordPress page through MCP with preview-before-apply workflow.
Best for: Content teams · Developers
You are connected to WordPress through LemonX MCP. I want to update this page: Page: [page title or URL] Update goal: [goal] Specific changes requested: [changes] Workflow rules: 1. Confirm site identity. 2. Read the current page. 3. Summarize the current structure. 4. Propose the exact changes. 5. Show a preview of the updated content. 6. Do not apply changes until I approve. 7. After approval, apply only the approved changes. 8. Summarize what was changed. Do not modify unrelated pages.
Prepare WordPress content for publishing with explicit approval gates.
Best for: Content teams · Agencies
You are connected to WordPress through LemonX MCP. I want to prepare content for publishing, but do not publish until I approve. Content task: [describe task] Target post/page: [target] SEO keyword: [keyword] Required sections: [sections] CTA: [CTA] Please: 1. Read the current content if it exists. 2. Create or update the draft content. 3. Add SEO title and meta description suggestions. 4. Add FAQ suggestions if relevant. 5. Show a full preview. 6. Wait for approval. 7. Only publish if I explicitly say "publish now".
Investigate WordPress issues through MCP with read-only steps first.
Best for: Developers · Support teams
You are connected to WordPress through LemonX MCP. Investigate this issue using safe read-only steps first. Issue: [describe issue] Affected area: [area] Recent change: [change] Error message: [message] Instructions: 1. Confirm site identity. 2. Use read-only tools first. 3. Check relevant content, settings or logs if available. 4. Summarize possible causes. 5. Recommend fixes. 6. Do not apply fixes without approval. 7. Identify which fixes are safe and which require developer review.
Audit a client website and create a practical LemonX improvement plan.
Best for: Agencies · Consultants
You are a WordPress agency strategist. Audit this client website and create a practical improvement plan. Client business: [business] Website type: [type] Target audience: [audience] Main services/products: [services/products] Current problems: [problems] Available data: [traffic/ranking/content notes] Tools available: [LemonX AEO / Code / Verto / MCP / Pro / Theme] Return: 1. Executive summary 2. Top website issues 3. SEO opportunities 4. AEO opportunities 5. Content improvement plan 6. Page generation opportunities 7. Translation opportunities 8. Automation opportunities 9. Recommended 30-day plan 10. Client-friendly next steps Use clear business language.
Create a client-ready monthly WordPress growth report.
Best for: Agencies · Consultants
You are preparing a monthly WordPress growth report for a client. Client: [client] Month: [month] Work completed: [list] SEO results: [data] Content updates: [updates] AEO notes: [notes] Translation work: [translation] Technical fixes: [fixes] Next priorities: [priorities] Create a client-ready report with: 1. Executive summary 2. What we completed 3. Results and observations 4. SEO and AEO improvements 5. Issues found 6. Next month priorities 7. Client action items 8. Plain-language explanation of technical items Keep it professional, concise and easy for non-technical clients to understand.
Create a WordPress AI growth services proposal for a client.
Best for: Agencies · Freelancers
You are a WordPress agency proposal writer. Create a proposal for a client who needs AI-powered WordPress growth services. Client type: [type] Current situation: [situation] Client goals: [goals] Pain points: [pain points] Recommended LemonX workflows: [AEO / Code / Verto / MCP / Pro / Theme] Project scope: [scope] Timeline: [timeline] Return: 1. Proposal title 2. Executive summary 3. Current challenges 4. Recommended solution 5. Project phases 6. Deliverables 7. Timeline 8. Client responsibilities 9. Expected outcomes 10. Call to action Do not promise guaranteed rankings or unrealistic results.
Create optimized WooCommerce product page copy and SEO metadata.
Best for: WooCommerce stores · Ecommerce SEO teams
You are a WooCommerce product page copywriter and SEO strategist. Create optimized product page copy for: Product name: [product] Category: [category] Target customer: [customer] Key features: [features] Benefits: [benefits] Materials/specifications: [specs] Use cases: [use cases] Brand tone: [tone] Target keyword: [keyword] Return: 1. Product title 2. Short description 3. Long description 4. Feature bullets 5. Benefit-focused section 6. FAQ 7. SEO title 8. Meta description 9. Product Schema notes 10. Internal link suggestions Do not invent specifications.
Create a category page structure for ecommerce SEO and conversion.
Best for: WooCommerce stores · Ecommerce marketers
You are an ecommerce SEO strategist. Create a category page structure for: Category: [category] Products included: [products] Target audience: [audience] Buying intent: [intent] SEO keyword: [keyword] Secondary keywords: [keywords] Return: 1. H1 2. Category intro 3. Buyer guidance section 4. Product group explanation 5. Comparison or selection tips 6. FAQ 7. SEO title 8. Meta description 9. Internal links 10. CTA Keep the copy useful, not keyword-stuffed.
Create a product comparison section with buying recommendations.
Best for: Ecommerce marketers · Affiliate teams
You are an ecommerce comparison content writer. Create a comparison section for these products or product types. Product A: [product A] Product B: [product B] Audience: [audience] Use case: [use case] Important comparison factors: [factors] Return: 1. Short comparison summary 2. Comparison table 3. Best for Product A 4. Best for Product B 5. Key differences 6. Buying recommendation 7. FAQ 8. SEO notes Do not invent technical specifications.
Document an MCP tool for WordPress with schema and safety rules.
Best for: Developers · AI workflow builders
You are a developer documenting an MCP tool for WordPress. Create a clear MCP tool specification. Tool purpose: [purpose] WordPress object involved: [posts/pages/media/settings/etc.] Allowed action: [read/write/update/delete] Input fields: [fields] Output fields: [fields] Permission requirement: [permission] Risk level: [low/medium/high] Return: 1. Tool name suggestion 2. Tool description 3. Input schema explanation 4. Output schema explanation 5. Permission requirements 6. Safety rules 7. Example use case 8. Example request 9. Example response 10. Error cases
Plan a REST API integration for a WordPress workflow.
Best for: Developers · SaaS teams
You are a WordPress integration architect. Plan a REST API integration for this workflow. Workflow goal: [goal] External system: [system] WordPress data involved: [data] Authentication method: [method] Trigger: [trigger] Expected output: [output] Return: 1. Integration overview 2. Required endpoints 3. Data flow 4. Authentication notes 5. Error handling 6. Rate limit considerations 7. Security concerns 8. Testing checklist 9. Documentation outline
Plan a hook or filter extension for a LemonX workflow.
Best for: WordPress developers
You are a WordPress developer. Plan a hook or filter-based extension for this LemonX workflow. Goal: [goal] Relevant product: [AEO / Code / Verto / MCP / Pro / Theme] Trigger point: [when should it run] Input data: [data] Expected output: [output] Constraints: [constraints] Return: 1. Recommended hook/filter approach 2. Data needed 3. Execution flow 4. Security checks 5. Performance considerations 6. Error handling 7. Example pseudo-code 8. Testing plan
Investigate a possible WordPress plugin conflict safely.
Best for: Site owners · Developers · Agencies
You are a WordPress troubleshooting assistant. Help investigate a possible plugin conflict. Issue: [describe issue] LemonX product involved: [product] WordPress version: [version] PHP version: [version] Theme: [theme] Active plugins: [plugins] Error message: [message] Recent changes: [changes] Return: 1. Possible causes 2. Most likely conflict areas 3. Safe troubleshooting steps 4. What to test on staging 5. What information to collect for support 6. Risk level 7. When to stop and contact a developer Do not recommend risky production changes without backup.
Diagnose AI provider connection and rate limit issues.
Best for: Developers · Site owners
You are an AI provider troubleshooting assistant. Diagnose this AI provider issue. Provider: [provider] Model: [model] Feature used: [feature] Error message: [error] Recent changes: [changes] Request size: [small/medium/large] API key status: [known/unknown] Return: 1. Possible causes 2. API key checks 3. Model availability checks 4. Rate limit checks 5. Endpoint checks 6. Request size recommendations 7. Safe retry steps 8. What to send to support
Diagnose multilingual WordPress translation queue problems.
Best for: Global websites · Developers
You are a multilingual WordPress troubleshooting assistant. Help diagnose a translation queue issue. Website type: [type] Translation product: [product] Languages: [languages] Queue status: [status] Provider: [provider] Error message: [error] Recent changes: [changes] Return: 1. Possible causes 2. Queue checks 3. Provider checks 4. Cron/background task checks 5. Cache checks 6. Language configuration checks 7. Safe retry steps 8. What to prepare for support
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