wp-effort-estimation

wp-skills

Claude Code skills for WordPress developers.

A collection of Claude Code skills that bring reusable, stack-aware expertise into your development sessions — sizing tickets, triaging plugins, reviewing diffs, and more — without re-explaining context every time.

Scope note: When these skills mention "React", they mean React in a WordPress context — block editor / Gutenberg, Interactivity API, admin UIs, or headless WP (Next.js, Faust, etc.). Generic standalone-React projects are not the target.

Companion to wp-agents (subagents with persistent memory). Skills here focus on lightweight, on-demand workflows that don't require agent memory.

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Skills

wp-effort-estimation

Structured development-effort estimates for WordPress tasks (and React work inside the WP context — Gutenberg, Interactivity API, headless). Outputs complexity tier, hours/days midpoint, confidence range, subtask breakdown, assumptions, and risks — ready for Jira, Linear, or a client proposal.

Triggers on: "how long", "estimate", "size this", "story points", "t-shirt size", "is this a day?", "scope this", "break this down".

→ Install wp-effort-estimation

wp-migration-playbook

Opinionated, production-tested playbook for WordPress content migrations — WP→WP and other-system→WP. Covers inventory + disposition, custom migration plugin architecture (Tier 1–3 + idempotent gating), content type and taxonomy migration, user migration, the hard parts of media migration (ID preservation, intersect-before-delete, REST-based recovery, manifest-based registration), redirects (host-level, Yoast storage shape), operational gotchas, and recovery patterns.

Triggers on: "WP migration", "WordPress migration", "content migration", "migrate to WordPress", "Laravel to WordPress", "Drupal to WordPress", "import posts", "migrate attachments", "media migration", "redirect map", "migration runbook".

→ Install wp-migration-playbook

wp-plugin-code-audit

Verification-first code audit for WordPress plugins. Five-phase workflow (discover → tool scan → manual read → verify → report) covering security, performance, WordPress coding standards, and WordPress.org Plugin Directory guidelines. Produces an AUDIT.md with severity-sorted findings (Critical / High / Medium / Low / Info), fix recommendations, a verified-false appendix, and a final GO / NO-GO / GO WITH FIXES verdict. Works against a local plugin directory, a single file, or a remote source (wp.org slug, GitHub URL).

Triggers on: "audit this plugin", "review the plugin", "is this plugin secure", "code audit", "security review", "is this plugin safe to install", "check this plugin for vulnerabilities", "performance review of this plugin".

→ Install wp-plugin-code-audit

wp-mnemon

Deep architectural analysis of WordPress plugins — what the plugin does, how it works, what triggers what, and how data flows through the system. 12-phase workflow produces structured documentation (overview, architecture, hooks, data, extending). Works against a local path or a GitHub URL (public or private). Paired with the wp-mnemon subagent in wp-agents for persistent agent memory; usable standalone for one-shot analysis.

Triggers on: "analyze this plugin", "understand how this plugin works", "map the plugin's hooks", "what does this plugin do", "trace the bootstrap flow", "document this plugin".

→ Install wp-mnemon

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Install via Claude Code plugin marketplace (recommended)

wp-skills is a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Add it once, then install plugins individually:

/plugin marketplace add s3rgiosan/wp-skills
/plugin install wp-plugin-code-audit@s3rgiosan-wp-skills
/plugin install wp-mnemon@s3rgiosan-wp-skills

Or wire it directly via settings.json:

{
  "extraKnownMarketplaces": {
    "s3rgiosan-wp-skills": {
      "source": { "source": "github", "repo": "s3rgiosan/wp-skills" }
    }
  },
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "wp-plugin-code-audit@s3rgiosan-wp-skills": true,
    "wp-mnemon@s3rgiosan-wp-skills": true
  }
}

Plugins live in the same Claude Code session as your own .claude/ configs — no conflict with prior install.sh installs.

Heads-up on namespaces. Skills installed via plugins are invoked with the <plugin>:<skill> form (e.g. wp-plugin-code-audit:wp-plugin-code-audit). Skills installed via install.sh keep the bare name (e.g. wp-plugin-code-audit). Pick one source per skill to avoid duplicates.

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Install via shell script (fallback)