User management tools cover the full account lifecycle on a WordPress site — creating, editing, deleting, role assignment, and password reset triggers.
What’s included
- wp_list_users — filter by role, registration date, last activity.
- wp_get_user — single user by ID or email.
- wp_create_user — create with role, password (optional — WordPress generates one), and triggers the standard welcome email.
- wp_update_user — edit display name, email, role, custom user meta.
- wp_delete_user — with optional re-assignment of their content to another user.
- wp_change_user_role — promote / demote.
- wp_trigger_password_reset — sends the WordPress reset email.
- wp_list_application_passwords — see all Application Passwords for a user (useful for cleanup).
- wp_revoke_application_password — revoke a specific Application Password by name.
Common prompts
- “Add a new Editor user with email [email protected].”
- “Change John’s role from Subscriber to Author.”
- “List all Application Passwords on my admin user — revoke the one called ‘Old Laptop.’”
- “Show me users who registered in the last 30 days but have never logged in.”
9 user-management tools — most competitors ship zero in this area.