Get latest speed score is a WordPress ability from Jetpack Boost — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.
Install Free Plugin →Get latest speed score
Read-onlyReturn the most recent Jetpack Boost mobile and desktop speed scores for the site's home URL.
Requires the Jetpack Boost plugin on WordPress 6.9+. All four abilities require the current user to be logged in and hold the 'manage_options' capability — Boost has no abilities-specific capability of its own and mirrors the permission model used by its REST API and admin screens.
What it does
This ability returns the latest recorded Jetpack Boost speed score for the site's home URL, with separate mobile and desktop scores on the Google PageSpeed 0-100 scale, or null for either if no score has been recorded yet. It also reports a Unix timestamp of when the score was captured, an is_stale flag that is true when the latest score is more than 24 hours old or has been invalidated by a site change, and a has_history flag that is false when no score has ever been recorded. Because the ability takes no inputs, it always reflects the single most recent measurement rather than historical trends.
See it in action
You ask your AI assistant
"What is my site's current Jetpack Boost speed score for mobile and desktop?"
Returns
An object with nullable mobile and desktop integer scores (0-100), a nullable Unix timestamp of when the score was recorded, an is_stale boolean, and a has_history boolean.
Permission
The current user must be logged in and have the 'manage_options' capability.
More Jetpack Boost abilities
Clear page cache
Clear every cached page under the site's home URL via Jetpack Boost's page cache.
Get Boost modules
List Jetpack Boost performance modules and submodules along with their active, available, and optimizing status.
Set Boost module status
Enable or disable a single Jetpack Boost module by slug.