13 skills
Classifies a WordPress codebase at the start of a task and routes to the correct workflow or skill. It detects whether the repo is a plugin, classic theme, block theme, Gutenberg block, or WP core che
Covers the WordPress Abilities API introduced in WP 6.9, including registering abilities and categories in PHP, exposing them via the `wp-abilities/v1` REST namespace, and consuming them in JavaScript
Covers the full lifecycle of WordPress Gutenberg block development: creating and registering blocks, editing block.json metadata, handling attributes and serialization, adding dynamic rendering via re
Covers WordPress block theme development: editing theme.json for global settings and styles, building templates and template parts, registering patterns, adding style variations, and debugging Site Ed
Handles WordPress Interactivity API development and debugging. Covers data-wp-* directives, store/state/actions via @wordpress/interactivity, block viewScriptModule integration, and server-side render
A backend-only agent skill for diagnosing and fixing WordPress performance problems. Covers profiling with WP-CLI (profile/doctor), database query optimization, autoloaded options, object caching, cro
Configures and runs PHPStan static analysis in WordPress codebases. Handles phpstan.neon setup, baseline management, WordPress-specific type annotations, and third-party plugin stub integration for pl
wp-playground runs disposable WordPress instances in the browser or locally via CLI, using WebAssembly and SQLite. It supports auto-mounting plugins and themes, switching WP and PHP versions, running
Guides development of WordPress plugins from initial architecture through release packaging. Covers the full lifecycle: hooks, activation and uninstall routines, Settings API, data storage, cron jobs,
Inspects a WordPress repository and outputs a structured JSON report describing the project kind, tooling, tests, and version hints. Works with plugins, themes, block themes, WP core, Gutenberg, and f
Handles everything related to the WordPress REST API layer: registering custom routes and controller classes, validating request arguments with JSON Schema, managing authentication with nonces or appl
Handles WordPress operational tasks via WP-CLI: database exports and imports, URL and domain migrations with search-replace, plugin and theme management, cron inspection, cache flushing, and multisite
Assists with building UI components and interfaces using the WordPress Design System (WPDS). Covers components, design tokens, spacing scales, typography, and color primitives across WordPress context
