Write a handoff guide for the person who will look after this site after me.
Client: [the client's name, and how comfortable they are with WordPress]
Start with get-design-context, list-pages, list-templates, list-menus, list-integrations and get-notes. Do not change anything until step 5.
1. Map where each kind of content lives: pages edited in the WordPress editor, pages that are Delta designs, templates (header, footer, single, archive), menus, forms, and any custom post types. Mark which content changes often and which almost never changes.
2. For each task the client will do, write short steps for this site. Use the real names of its pages, menus and post types, and the screen names they see in WordPress admin. Cover at least: add a blog post, change the text on a page, change an image, edit the menu, read form messages, and change the business details.
3. Add an "Ask your agent" part: tasks that are easier to ask an AI agent connected to Delta, such as a new page layout or a change to the site colours, with one example request for each.
4. Add a "Do not change" part: the things that can break the site, such as template code and site.css, and who to contact for them.
5. Show me the guide as a draft and wait for my approval. Then save it as a private page called Site guide, so it stays with the site.
Write a handoff guide for a client
A guide written for the actual site: where each piece of content lives and how the client updates it, in their words.