Supacreate turns your natural language prompts into actionable commands that manage your website’s pages, content, and structure — all behind the scenes.
This article explains the core command logic Supacreate uses and how your requests get translated into these operations.
🛠️ Core Commands Supacreate Uses
While you don’t interact with them directly, Supacreate runs these commands in response to your prompts:
| Command | Description | Example Use Case |
|---|---|---|
new_page_bulk | Create multiple pages or sections at once | “Create homepage, pricing, and blog pages” |
delete_page_bulk | Delete multiple pages or articles simultaneously | “Delete all blog posts from 2022” |
edit_html | Modify or update the HTML/content of a page | “Change the homepage header text” |
delete_page | Remove a single page | “Delete the About page” |
🔄 How It Works
You enter a prompt: For example, “Create a pricing page with three plans.”
Supacreate analyzes the request: It decides which commands are necessary (e.g.,
new_page_bulkto create a page and add content sections).Commands execute automatically: The relevant commands run behind the scenes to build or modify pages as needed.
You see the updated website: The changes reflect immediately in the editor.
🤖 Why This Matters
Simplicity: You don’t need to learn or use these commands manually — just describe what you want.
Efficiency: Bulk commands like
new_page_bulkanddelete_page_bulkhelp make large changes quickly.Flexibility: The system can combine commands for complex requests seamlessly.
📝 Example Scenario
You say:
“Delete all blog articles older than 6 months.”
Behind the scenes, Supacreate runs:delete_page_bulk with filters applied to identify those old blog articles and remove them all at once.
💡 Summary
Supacreate command logic allows you to focus on what you want, while the system handles how to make it happen — fast, safe, and reliable.
If you want to dive deeper into what you can ask Supacreate, check out our What Can I Ask Supacreate To Do? article.
