Wordpress

Use the wpds skill to build or review WordPress UI with the WordPress Design System (WPDS). It helps you verify components, tokens, patterns, and package fit using the WPDS MCP server, so your wpds guide stays grounded in canonical docs instead of guesswork. Ideal for wpds for Design Systems work across Gutenberg, WooCommerce, WordPress.com, Jetpack, and related interfaces.

The wp-playground skill helps you create disposable, reproducible WordPress Playground environments for plugin and theme testing, version switching, blueprints, snapshots, and isolated debugging. It supports browser or CLI workflows via @wp-playground/cli and is especially useful for backend development, QA, and controlled issue reproduction.

wp-phpstan helps configure, run, and fix PHPStan in WordPress plugins, themes, and sites. Use it for phpstan.neon setup, baseline workflow, WordPress-aware typing, and handling optional plugin classes with fewer false positives.

Use wp-performance to investigate and improve WordPress performance from the backend, without a browser UI. It supports measurement-first diagnosis for slow frontend requests, admin pages, REST routes, and WP-Cron, with guidance on WP-CLI profile/doctor, Query Monitor via REST headers, Server-Timing, database queries, autoloaded options, object caching, cron, and remote HTTP calls.

The wp-wpcli-and-ops skill helps with WordPress operations in WP-CLI: safe search-replace, db export/import, plugin and theme actions, cron, cache flushing, multisite targeting, and repeatable automation for backend development.

wp-abilities-api helps you register WordPress abilities and categories in PHP, expose them through wp-abilities/v1, and consume them with @wordpress/abilities. Use this wp-abilities-api skill for backend development when you need reliable install, usage, and guide steps for core, plugin, theme, or mu-plugin workflows.

Use the wp-interactivity-api skill to build or debug WordPress Interactivity API features in frontend development. It helps with data-wp-* directives, @wordpress/interactivity store/state/actions, viewScriptModule integration, hydration, and directive behavior, with practical guidance for install, usage, and repo-specific troubleshooting.

The wp-rest-api skill helps you build, extend, and debug WordPress REST endpoints with less guesswork. Use it for route registration, permission_callback and auth checks, schema and argument validation, response shaping, register_rest_field/register_meta, and exposing CPTs or taxonomies via show_in_rest. It is a practical wp-rest-api guide for API Development in plugins, themes, and mu-plugins.

The wp-plugin-development skill helps you build, refactor, and harden WordPress plugins with less guesswork. It covers plugin structure, hooks, activation/deactivation/uninstall, admin settings, data storage, cron jobs, and security guardrails. Use it as a wp-plugin-development guide for Backend Development tasks and existing codebases.

wordpress-router is a WordPress triage skill that classifies a repo fast and routes agents to the right workflow before edits. It helps with plugins, classic themes, block themes, Gutenberg, WordPress core checkouts, and full site repos, making wordpress-router useful for Agent Orchestration.

The woocommerce skill helps you integrate with WooCommerce stores through the REST API for products, orders, customers, webhooks, and custom extensions. It is best for woocommerce for Backend Development, with practical woocommerce guide steps for setup, authentication, endpoint patterns, and safer API workflows.

Use wp-block-themes for WordPress block theme work: theme.json, templates, template parts, patterns, style variations, and Site Editor debugging. It is built for design implementation, install-and-usage workflows, and resolving style hierarchy, overrides, caching, and user-customization issues with fewer guesses.

The wp-block-development skill helps you create, update, and debug WordPress Gutenberg blocks with less guesswork. Use it for block.json metadata, register_block_type(_from_metadata), attributes and serialization, supports, dynamic rendering, deprecations, and build tooling. It is especially useful for Frontend Development tasks that affect editor and frontend parity.

wp-project-triage is a deterministic first-pass inspector for WordPress repositories. It identifies project type, detects tooling and tests, surfaces version hints, and returns a structured JSON report to guide guardrails before you edit anything. Ideal for Workflow Automation and agent triage.