The Password Reset trigger is listed in the WordPress User group in the AI Agent Workflows editor. It starts a workflow when WordPress fires the password_reset hook. The exact timing follows that hook; it should not be assumed to mean a completed account change unless the hook itself confirms that.
Screenshot to add: [Workflow editor showing the Password Reset trigger]
When this trigger fires
This catalog entry listens to password_reset. Confirm that this hook’s timing matches your automation before connecting actions that change data or send notifications.
Event data and privacy
User-trigger payloads use a general structure containing source, event, and the hook’s arguments under args. WordPress user objects are converted to basic fields such as user ID, login, email, and display name. The exact argument structure varies by hook, so inspect a sample in the editor before mapping values.
Security caution: this reset-related hook may include password or reset-related values in its arguments. The inspected normalizer wraps raw hook arguments without general credential redaction, and workflow run records persist trigger payloads. Do not activate this trigger on a production site until the source is changed and verified to remove secrets before persistence.
Configure the trigger
- Open the workflow in the visual editor and open the node picker.
- Select WordPress, then User, and add Password Reset.
- Inspect a captured sample to identify the available arguments. The source defines no user-specific filter field for this catalog entry.
- Save and test with a controlled event. Use only the fields needed by later nodes and avoid forwarding sensitive account data.
Source hook
Catalog hook: password_reset. This guide describes the supplied plugin registration; live execution has not been tested.