What types of WordPress projects does this skill support?

It supports plugins, classic themes, block themes, WordPress core, Gutenberg, and full site installations.

Can this skill be used for security auditing?

Yes, by identifying version hints and missing testing signals, it helps developers prepare for security reviews and vulnerability assessments.

What should I do if the detection returns an 'unknown' status?

Verify that you are running the skill from the root directory of the repository and that standard WordPress file structures are present.

Does this skill require WP-CLI to function?

The primary detector uses Node.js and Bash, though certain workflows identified by the tool may recommend using WP-CLI for execution.

How does it identify the project's tooling?

It scans the filesystem for specific configuration files such as package.json, composer.json, and PHPUnit XML files to map out the environment's capabilities.

WordPress Project Triage

Name: WordPress Project Triage
Author: javiercasares

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Content Management

Analyzes WordPress repositories to identify project types, tooling, and testing structures for optimized development workflows.

About

WordPress Project Triage is a specialized Claude Code skill designed to perform a deterministic inspection of any WordPress-related repository, including plugins, themes, and core files. It automatically detects project configurations, PHP and Node.js tooling, available tests, and version hints, generating a structured JSON report. This allows developers to immediately understand the environment's constraints and required commands before making changes, ensuring adherence to established coding standards and security guardrails within the WordPress ecosystem.

Key Features

Extraction of versioning data and metadata from source files
Structured JSON output for seamless integration with automated guardrail systems
Automated discovery of unit, integration, and E2E testing frameworks
Deterministic detection of WordPress project types like Plugins, Themes, and Core
34 GitHub stars
Identification of PHP and Node.js build tools and development dependencies

Use Cases

Onboarding onto unfamiliar WordPress codebases to identify build and test commands
Auditing repositories for security vulnerabilities and version compatibility
Automating the selection of development workflows based on project architecture

About

Key Features

Extraction of versioning data and metadata from source files
Structured JSON output for seamless integration with automated guardrail systems
Automated discovery of unit, integration, and E2E testing frameworks
Deterministic detection of WordPress project types like Plugins, Themes, and Core
34 GitHub stars
Identification of PHP and Node.js build tools and development dependencies

Use Cases

Onboarding onto unfamiliar WordPress codebases to identify build and test commands
Auditing repositories for security vulnerabilities and version compatibility
Automating the selection of development workflows based on project architecture