sc-php

PHP code quality auditor. Detects the project stack via sniff (01-scan), loads the applicable PHP knowledge pivots from the plugin, and delegates a structured code review to aidd-dev:reviewer using the pivots as acceptance criteria. Use when the user asks to: audit PHP code, check PHP best practices, review code quality, check my PHP, audit Laravel/Symfony conventions, check SOLID compliance, review Bruno test quality, or invokes /sc-php:audit. Does not install any files to .claude/rules/.

Runs Bruno API tests in CLI mode and iterates until all targeted tests pass. Use when a user wants to run or fix API tests written in Bruno: "run Bruno tests", "test the API with Bruno", "run bruno/", "fix the Bruno tests", "bru run". Do NOT use for writing new Bruno test files from scratch, running Playwright tests, unit tests, or any testing that does not use the bru CLI.

Réceptacle du pivot design pour PHP/WordPress. Reçoit le spec du contrat de pivot (plugins/design/references/sc-pivot-contract.md) émis par design:enforce ou design:diffuse, et réalise nativement : (1) enforce → linter PHP/WP idiomatique (PHPCS ruleset ou script PHP + wiring pre-commit) dérivant strictement du spec ; (2) diffuse → élément neutre rendu en block pattern WordPress FSE + theme.json. Jamais invoqué directement — uniquement appelé via le pivot de design:enforce/04-pivot ou design:diffuse/03-pivot.

Analyzes the PHP codebase for design pattern opportunities, language-specific anti-patterns, and maintainability issues, then produces a prioritized improvement plan. Covers SOLID principles, Repository/Service layer patterns, value objects, PHP type system usage, and framework best practices (Laravel, Symfony). Use when the user says "how can I improve this", "find anti-patterns", "code quality", "refactoring suggestions", "how to better structure this", "is this good PHP". Do NOT use for performance (web-optimize), data layer (data-optimize), version migrations (legacy), or line-by-line code review (aidd-dev:05-review).

Scans PHP code for version-specific and deprecated patterns, then proposes an upgrade (toward PHP 8+) or a downgrade (to a target PHP version for hosting compatibility). Handles deprecated functions (mysql_*, ereg_*, create_function, each), missing PHP 8+ features (enums, readonly, match, named args, null safe), and framework version migrations (Laravel, Symfony). Use when the user says "modernize", "upgrade to PHP 8", "this is old PHP", "downgrade for PHP 7.4", "migrate to Laravel 11", or when deprecated functions appear in the codebase. Do NOT use for dependency management (Composer), performance optimization (web-optimize), or general refactoring unrelated to PHP version compatibility.