Does this skill work with non-Docker databases?

Currently, this skill is specifically optimized for MariaDB services running within a Docker Compose environment.

Where are the database credentials stored?

The skill retrieves connection details and credentials from the CLAUDE.local.md file located in your project directory.

Does it support WordPress Multisite installations?

Yes, the skill is designed to recognize and query tables with various prefixes, including wp_multisite_ and version-specific prefixes.

Is it safe to run destructive SQL commands?

The skill instructions explicitly require Claude to confirm with the user before executing any UPDATE or DELETE queries.

WordPress SQL Database Manager

Name: WordPress SQL Database Manager
Author: Activer007

byActiver007

Database Management

Executes SQL queries against WordPress development databases running in Docker MariaDB environments.

About

This skill streamlines database management for WordPress developers by automating the execution of SQL queries through Docker Compose. It handles the complexities of containerized MariaDB commands, manages various WordPress table prefixes (including multisite and version-specific installs), and provides specialized patterns for inspecting Simple History logs. By pulling credentials directly from local configuration, it allows for seamless data inspection, debugging, and table management without leaving the Claude Code interface.

Key Features

0 GitHub stars
Specialized Simple History event querying and auditing
Vertical output formatting for complex database results
Support for multiple WordPress table prefixes and versioned installs
Automated Docker MariaDB command execution
Automatic credential retrieval from CLAUDE.local.md

Use Cases

Performing rapid database schema inspections and record counts during development
Auditing site activity by querying Simple History event tables
Debugging data inconsistencies across different WordPress version environments

About

Key Features

0 GitHub stars
Specialized Simple History event querying and auditing
Vertical output formatting for complex database results
Support for multiple WordPress table prefixes and versioned installs
Automated Docker MariaDB command execution
Automatic credential retrieval from CLAUDE.local.md

Use Cases

Performing rapid database schema inspections and record counts during development
Auditing site activity by querying Simple History event tables
Debugging data inconsistencies across different WordPress version environments