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WordPress site and codebase onboarding review. Use when inheriting a WordPress repo, auditing an unfamiliar site or project, scoping technical risk before deeper review, identifying whether a codebase is plugin/theme/headless/WooCommerce/multisite/Bedrock/builder-heavy, or when u
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WordPress site and codebase onboarding review. Use when inheriting a WordPress repo, auditing an unfamiliar site or project, scoping technical risk before deeper review, identifying whether a codebase is plugin/theme/headless/WooCommerce/multisite/Bedrock/builder-heavy, or when user asks for "site audit", "onboarding review", "what am I looking at", "inherit this WordPress project", "stack discovery", or "where should I start". Produces a prioritized review path and routes follow-up work to the right WordPress skill.
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WordPress Site Audit and Onboarding Skill
Overview
Systematic onboarding guidance for inherited or unfamiliar WordPress repositories and site codebases. Core principle: before doing deep review, first classify the stack, map the moving parts, and identify the highest-risk follow-up path. This skill is meant to be the front door into the wider WordPress skill pack: plugin, theme, ACF, headless, WooCommerce, REST, migration, performance, security, CI/CD, WP-CLI, Playground, and PHPStan.
The goal is not to exhaustively review every file in one pass. The goal is to:
- identify what kind of WordPress system this is
- locate the architectural hotspots
- surface obvious risk signals
- recommend the next review skills in priority order
When to Use
Use when:
- Inheriting a new WordPress repository
- Reviewing a client site codebase for the first time
- Figuring out whether a project is plugin-driven, theme-driven, headless, WooCommerce-heavy, multisite, or builder-heavy
- Scoping risk before a migration, audit, modernization pass, or release
- Producing a quick architectural map before deeper specialist review
- User asks questions like:
- "Audit this WordPress repo"
- "Help me onboard to this site"
- "What stack is this WordPress project using?"
- "Where should I start reviewing this codebase?"
- "What are the highest-risk areas here?"
Don't use for:
- Full security-only review (use
wp-security-review) - Full performance-only review (use
wp-performance-review) - Deep plugin architecture review after the plugin scope is already known (use
wp-plugin-development) - Deep theme review after the theme scope is already known (use
wp-theme-development) - Focused WooCommerce, ACF, REST, or headless analysis when the domain is already obvious
Audit Workflow
Follow this seven-step workflow.
1) Identify the onboarding target
Determine what you are auditing:
- entire repository
- single plugin
- single theme
wp-content/subtree- monorepo app that includes WordPress as one surface
- documentation-only or CI-only configuration layer
If the target is not the full repo, note what is intentionally out of scope.
2) Detect project shape first
Classify the codebase before judging it.
Possible stack signals:
- Plugin-centric
- main plugin headers
mu-plugins/- custom post types, taxonomies, admin pages
- Theme-centric
style.css,theme.json,templates/,parts/,functions.php
- Block/Gutenberg-heavy
block.json,src/,build/, JSX, block registrations
- WooCommerce-heavy
woocommerce/templates, HPOS declarations, gateway classes, cart/checkout hooks
- Headless / WPGraphQL
- frontend app folders, GraphQL routes, webhooks, revalidation flows, preview auth
- REST/API-heavy
register_rest_route(), schema callbacks, external integrations
- ACF/content-model-heavy
acf-json/, CPT/taxonomy registrations, field-group exports, heavy meta usage
- Multisite
- multisite constants, network-admin logic, site/blog switching, network-wide CLI or migration code
- Bedrock / composer-managed
composer.json,web/,config/application.php, roots/bedrock layout
- Builder-heavy / migration-prone
- Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, shortcode lock-in
3) Inventory key surfaces
Build a practical map of the codebase:
- bootstrap files
- active plugins/themes in-repo
- custom code directories
- build tooling (
package.json,composer.json, GitHub Actions) - deployment scripts and ops docs
- tests (
phpunit,playwright, integration/E2E folders) - docs that explain environment assumptions
Do not dump raw file listings. Summarize the structure into meaningful components.
4) Look for risk signals
Surface onboarding risks early.
Typical high-value signals:
- multiple custom plugins or sprawling theme logic without clear boundaries
- direct SQL, custom tables, or upgrade routines
- custom REST/GraphQL/auth code
- WooCommerce checkout, order, payment, or webhook integrations
- block/theme build systems that may drift from committed assets
- large ACF/meta-query dependence
- multisite assumptions
- release/deploy automation with unclear gating
- signs of builder lock-in or migration debt
- no tests, no static analysis, or no local/dev docs
5) Route to specialist skills
Recommend the next review path instead of overextending this skill.
Example follow-up routing:
- custom plugin architecture →
wp-plugin-development - custom theme / block theme →
wp-theme-development - Gutenberg blocks →
wp-block-development - WooCommerce flows →
wp-woocommerce-dev - REST routes →
wp-rest-api-development - ACF/CPT/taxonomy modeling →
wp-acf-and-content-modeling - headless / WPGraphQL →
wp-headless-and-wpgraphql - operational scripts / WP-CLI / multisite commands →
wp-wpcli-and-ops - migrations / schema changes →
wp-migration-upgrade-review - deployment pipelines →
wp-ci-cd-and-release-engineering - static analysis posture →
wp-phpstan-review - reproducible demos or bug repros →
wp-playground-development - cross-cutting security risk →
wp-security-review - cross-cutting performance risk →
wp-performance-review
6) Prioritize the next actions
Output should separate:
- Immediate review priorities — where the next audit should start
- Secondary follow-ups — important, but not first
- Context notes — useful architecture observations that are not urgent problems
7) Keep severity context-aware
Use severity carefully in onboarding.
- CRITICAL: likely production risk, security/commerce/auth/migration hazard, or repo ambiguity that blocks safe work
- WARNING: important risk or missing clarity that should be reviewed soon
- INFO: structure notes, modernization opportunities, or low-risk follow-ups
This skill should not manufacture CRITICAL issues from normal architectural complexity alone.
File and Surface Checks
Repository Root / Architecture Layer
- CRITICAL: no obvious source-of-truth path for custom code in a complex repo
- WARNING: multiple duplicated plugin/theme copies with unclear active target
- WARNING: build artifacts committed without clear source folders or scripts
- INFO: could improve repo docs, local setup, or code ownership notes
Plugin Surfaces
- WARNING: custom plugins mixed with vendor code without clear boundaries
- WARNING: several custom plugins overlapping the same domain (routing, checkout, content model)
- INFO: route to
wp-plugin-developmentfor deeper architecture review
Theme Surfaces
- WARNING: theme contains plugin-like business logic, APIs, or migration code
- WARNING: classic/block theme boundary unclear
- INFO: route to
wp-theme-developmentorwp-block-development
Commerce / Integration Surfaces
- CRITICAL: payment, webhook, or order logic present but untested or poorly isolated
- WARNING: WooCommerce customization depth suggests upgrade fragility
- INFO: route to
wp-woocommerce-dev
Headless / API Surfaces
- CRITICAL: custom auth, preview, or cache invalidation paths without obvious documentation
- WARNING: mixed REST and GraphQL surfaces with unclear ownership
- INFO: route to
wp-headless-and-wpgraphqlorwp-rest-api-development
Operations / Delivery Surfaces
- WARNING: deploy/release scripts exist with no rollback or environment notes
- WARNING: WP-CLI automation touches multisite or production-like data without obvious safeguards
- INFO: route to
wp-ci-cd-and-release-engineeringorwp-wpcli-and-ops
Search Patterns for Quick Detection (ONBOARD-21)
Use these rg commands to classify the project quickly.
Stack Discovery
rg -n "Plugin Name:|register_activation_hook|register_deactivation_hook|register_uninstall_hook" . -g '*.php'
rg -n "theme\.json|Template Name:|add_theme_support\(|register_nav_menus\(|after_setup_theme" . -g '*.{php,json,css}'
rg -n "block\.json|registerBlockType|@wordpress/|wp\.blocks|useBlockProps|InnerBlocks" . -g '*.{json,js,jsx,ts,tsx,php}'
Platform and Package Layout
rg -n "roots/bedrock|config/application\.php|composer install|wp core download" . -g '*.{json,php,md,yml,yaml,sh}'
rg -n "multisite|is_multisite\(|switch_to_blog\(|restore_current_blog\(|WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE|SUNRISE" . -g '*.{php,md,yml,yaml}'
rg -n "woocommerce|WC_|Automattic\\WooCommerce|FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility|action_scheduler" . -g '*.{php,js,md,yml,yaml}'
Content, API, and Headless Signals
rg -n "acf-json|acf_add_local_field_group|register_post_type\(|register_taxonomy\(|meta_query|get_field\(|the_field\(" . -g '*.{php,json}'
rg -n "register_rest_route\(|WP_REST_Controller|permission_callback|rest_api_init" . -g '*.php'
rg -n "graphql|wpgraphql|revalidate|preview|previewData|headless|Next\.js|next build|ISR|webhook" . -g '*.{php,js,jsx,ts,tsx,md,yml,yaml}'
Migration and Builder Signals
rg -n "elementor|divi|vc_|wpbakery|beaver builder|shortcode|\[[a-z0-9_-]+\]" . -g '*.{php,js,json,md,xml}'
rg -n "dbDelta\(|CREATE TABLE|ALTER TABLE|update_option\(\s*'[^']*version|schema" . -g '*.php'
Delivery and Quality Signals
rg -n "phpunit|WP_UnitTestCase|playwright|cypress|codecept|phpstan|psalm|eslint|wpcs|phpcs" . -g '*.{php,xml,json,js,ts,md,yml,yaml}'
rg -n "workflow|deploy|release|rollback|artifact|svn|wordpress\.org|rsync|capistrano" . -g '*.{md,yml,yaml,sh,json}'
Reference Files
references/stack-detection-and-signals.md- How to classify a WordPress codebase quickly and what each stack signal impliesreferences/audit-checklist.md- A practical first-pass onboarding checklist for repos and codebasesreferences/routing-and-followups.md- How to hand the repo off to the right specialist WordPress skill after onboardingreferences/sample-onboarding-output.md- Example report shape for a useful onboarding summary
Output Format (ONBOARD-23)
Use this output structure.
1. Project Shape
- repository or target path
- primary classification
- secondary classifications
- key stack signals detected
2. Architecture Snapshot
- major code surfaces
- custom components
- build/test/deploy surfaces
- unusual platform characteristics
3. Priority Findings
Group by severity:
CRITICALWARNINGINFO
Each finding should include:
- file or surface
- short issue/risk summary
- why it matters for onboarding or safe follow-up work
- recommended next review skill or action
4. Recommended Review Sequence
List the next 2–5 reviews in order, for example:
wp-plugin-developmentfor the custom commerce pluginwp-woocommerce-devfor checkout and HPOS compatibilitywp-ci-cd-and-release-engineeringfor release and deployment flow
5. Residual Unknowns
Call out what could not be determined from the available files, such as:
- production plugin activation state
- whether committed build artifacts match source
- whether multisite/network mode is actually active
- whether undocumented external services exist
Final Reminder
This is an onboarding and routing skill. Be useful, concrete, and directional. Do not turn it into a full deep-dive review of every detected subsystem in one pass.
Metadata berkas
name: wp-site-audit-and-onboarding description: WordPress site and codebase onboarding review. Use when inheriting a WordPress repo, auditing an unfamiliar site or project, scoping technical risk before deeper review, identifying whether a codebase is plugin/theme/headless/WooCommerce/multisite/Bedrock/builder-heavy, or when user asks for "site audit", "onboarding review", "what am I looking at", "inherit this WordPress project", "stack discovery", or "where should I start". Produces a prioritized review path and routes follow-up work to the right WordPress skill.
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name: wp-site-audit-and-onboarding
description: WordPress site and codebase onboarding review. Use when inheriting a WordPress repo, auditing an unfamiliar site or project, scoping technical risk before deeper review, identifying whether a codebase is plugin/theme/headless/WooCommerce/multisite/Bedrock/builder-heavy, or when user asks for "site audit", "onboarding review", "what am I looking at", "inherit this WordPress project", "stack discovery", or "where should I start". Produces a prioritized review path and routes follow-up work to the right WordPress skill.
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# WordPress Site Audit and Onboarding Skill
## Overview
Systematic onboarding guidance for inherited or unfamiliar WordPress repositories and site codebases. **Core principle:** before doing deep review, first classify the stack, map the moving parts, and identify the highest-risk follow-up path. This skill is meant to be the front door into the wider WordPress skill pack: plugin, theme, ACF, headless, WooCommerce, REST, migration, performance, security, CI/CD, WP-CLI, Playground, and PHPStan.
The goal is not to exhaustively review every file in one pass. The goal is to:
1. identify what kind of WordPress system this is
2. locate the architectural hotspots
3. surface obvious risk signals
4. recommend the next review skills in priority order
## When to Use
**Use when:**
- Inheriting a new WordPress repository
- Reviewing a client site codebase for the first time
- Figuring out whether a project is plugin-driven, theme-driven, headless, WooCommerce-heavy, multisite, or builder-heavy
- Scoping risk before a migration, audit, modernization pass, or release
- Producing a quick architectural map before deeper specialist review
- User asks questions like:
- "Audit this WordPress repo"
- "Help me onboard to this site"
- "What stack is this WordPress project using?"
- "Where should I start reviewing this codebase?"
- "What are the highest-risk areas here?"
**Don't use for:**
- Full security-only review (use `wp-security-review`)
- Full performance-only review (use `wp-performance-review`)
- Deep plugin architecture review after the plugin scope is already known (use `wp-plugin-development`)
- Deep theme review after the theme scope is already known (use `wp-theme-development`)
- Focused WooCommerce, ACF, REST, or headless analysis when the domain is already obvious
## Audit Workflow
Follow this seven-step workflow.
### 1) Identify the onboarding target
Determine what you are auditing:
- entire repository
- single plugin
- single theme
- `wp-content/` subtree
- monorepo app that includes WordPress as one surface
- documentation-only or CI-only configuration layer
If the target is not the full repo, note what is intentionally out of scope.
### 2) Detect project shape first
Classify the codebase before judging it.
Possible stack signals:
- **Plugin-centric**
- main plugin headers
- `mu-plugins/`
- custom post types, taxonomies, admin pages
- **Theme-centric**
- `style.css`, `theme.json`, `templates/`, `parts/`, `functions.php`
- **Block/Gutenberg-heavy**
- `block.json`, `src/`, `build/`, JSX, block registrations
- **WooCommerce-heavy**
- `woocommerce/` templates, HPOS declarations, gateway classes, cart/checkout hooks
- **Headless / WPGraphQL**
- frontend app folders, GraphQL routes, webhooks, revalidation flows, preview auth
- **REST/API-heavy**
- `register_rest_route()`, schema callbacks, external integrations
- **ACF/content-model-heavy**
- `acf-json/`, CPT/taxonomy registrations, field-group exports, heavy meta usage
- **Multisite**
- multisite constants, network-admin logic, site/blog switching, network-wide CLI or migration code
- **Bedrock / composer-managed**
- `composer.json`, `web/`, `config/application.php`, roots/bedrock layout
- **Builder-heavy / migration-prone**
- Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, shortcode lock-in
### 3) Inventory key surfaces
Build a practical map of the codebase:
- bootstrap files
- active plugins/themes in-repo
- custom code directories
- build tooling (`package.json`, `composer.json`, GitHub Actions)
- deployment scripts and ops docs
- tests (`phpunit`, `playwright`, integration/E2E folders)
- docs that explain environment assumptions
Do not dump raw file listings. Summarize the structure into meaningful components.
### 4) Look for risk signals
Surface onboarding risks early.
Typical high-value signals:
- multiple custom plugins or sprawling theme logic without clear boundaries
- direct SQL, custom tables, or upgrade routines
- custom REST/GraphQL/auth code
- WooCommerce checkout, order, payment, or webhook integrations
- block/theme build systems that may drift from committed assets
- large ACF/meta-query dependence
- multisite assumptions
- release/deploy automation with unclear gating
- signs of builder lock-in or migration debt
- no tests, no static analysis, or no local/dev docs
### 5) Route to specialist skills
Recommend the next review path instead of overextending this skill.
Example follow-up routing:
- custom plugin architecture → `wp-plugin-development`
- custom theme / block theme → `wp-theme-development`
- Gutenberg blocks → `wp-block-development`
- WooCommerce flows → `wp-woocommerce-dev`
- REST routes → `wp-rest-api-development`
- ACF/CPT/taxonomy modeling → `wp-acf-and-content-modeling`
- headless / WPGraphQL → `wp-headless-and-wpgraphql`
- operational scripts / WP-CLI / multisite commands → `wp-wpcli-and-ops`
- migrations / schema changes → `wp-migration-upgrade-review`
- deployment pipelines → `wp-ci-cd-and-release-engineering`
- static analysis posture → `wp-phpstan-review`
- reproducible demos or bug repros → `wp-playground-development`
- cross-cutting security risk → `wp-security-review`
- cross-cutting performance risk → `wp-performance-review`
### 6) Prioritize the next actions
Output should separate:
- **Immediate review priorities** — where the next audit should start
- **Secondary follow-ups** — important, but not first
- **Context notes** — useful architecture observations that are not urgent problems
### 7) Keep severity context-aware
Use severity carefully in onboarding.
- **CRITICAL:** likely production risk, security/commerce/auth/migration hazard, or repo ambiguity that blocks safe work
- **WARNING:** important risk or missing clarity that should be reviewed soon
- **INFO:** structure notes, modernization opportunities, or low-risk follow-ups
This skill should not manufacture CRITICAL issues from normal architectural complexity alone.
## File and Surface Checks
### Repository Root / Architecture Layer
- CRITICAL: no obvious source-of-truth path for custom code in a complex repo
- WARNING: multiple duplicated plugin/theme copies with unclear active target
- WARNING: build artifacts committed without clear source folders or scripts
- INFO: could improve repo docs, local setup, or code ownership notes
### Plugin Surfaces
- WARNING: custom plugins mixed with vendor code without clear boundaries
- WARNING: several custom plugins overlapping the same domain (routing, checkout, content model)
- INFO: route to `wp-plugin-development` for deeper architecture review
### Theme Surfaces
- WARNING: theme contains plugin-like business logic, APIs, or migration code
- WARNING: classic/block theme boundary unclear
- INFO: route to `wp-theme-development` or `wp-block-development`
### Commerce / Integration Surfaces
- CRITICAL: payment, webhook, or order logic present but untested or poorly isolated
- WARNING: WooCommerce customization depth suggests upgrade fragility
- INFO: route to `wp-woocommerce-dev`
### Headless / API Surfaces
- CRITICAL: custom auth, preview, or cache invalidation paths without obvious documentation
- WARNING: mixed REST and GraphQL surfaces with unclear ownership
- INFO: route to `wp-headless-and-wpgraphql` or `wp-rest-api-development`
### Operations / Delivery Surfaces
- WARNING: deploy/release scripts exist with no rollback or environment notes
- WARNING: WP-CLI automation touches multisite or production-like data without obvious safeguards
- INFO: route to `wp-ci-cd-and-release-engineering` or `wp-wpcli-and-ops`
## Search Patterns for Quick Detection (ONBOARD-21)
Use these `rg` commands to classify the project quickly.
### Stack Discovery
```bash
rg -n "Plugin Name:|register_activation_hook|register_deactivation_hook|register_uninstall_hook" . -g '*.php'
rg -n "theme\.json|Template Name:|add_theme_support\(|register_nav_menus\(|after_setup_theme" . -g '*.{php,json,css}'
rg -n "block\.json|registerBlockType|@wordpress/|wp\.blocks|useBlockProps|InnerBlocks" . -g '*.{json,js,jsx,ts,tsx,php}'
```
### Platform and Package Layout
```bash
rg -n "roots/bedrock|config/application\.php|composer install|wp core download" . -g '*.{json,php,md,yml,yaml,sh}'
rg -n "multisite|is_multisite\(|switch_to_blog\(|restore_current_blog\(|WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE|SUNRISE" . -g '*.{php,md,yml,yaml}'
rg -n "woocommerce|WC_|Automattic\\WooCommerce|FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility|action_scheduler" . -g '*.{php,js,md,yml,yaml}'
```
### Content, API, and Headless Signals
```bash
rg -n "acf-json|acf_add_local_field_group|register_post_type\(|register_taxonomy\(|meta_query|get_field\(|the_field\(" . -g '*.{php,json}'
rg -n "register_rest_route\(|WP_REST_Controller|permission_callback|rest_api_init" . -g '*.php'
rg -n "graphql|wpgraphql|revalidate|preview|previewData|headless|Next\.js|next build|ISR|webhook" . -g '*.{php,js,jsx,ts,tsx,md,yml,yaml}'
```
### Migration and Builder Signals
```bash
rg -n "elementor|divi|vc_|wpbakery|beaver builder|shortcode|\[[a-z0-9_-]+\]" . -g '*.{php,js,json,md,xml}'
rg -n "dbDelta\(|CREATE TABLE|ALTER TABLE|update_option\(\s*'[^']*version|schema" . -g '*.php'
```
### Delivery and Quality Signals
```bash
rg -n "phpunit|WP_UnitTestCase|playwright|cypress|codecept|phpstan|psalm|eslint|wpcs|phpcs" . -g '*.{php,xml,json,js,ts,md,yml,yaml}'
rg -n "workflow|deploy|release|rollback|artifact|svn|wordpress\.org|rsync|capistrano" . -g '*.{md,yml,yaml,sh,json}'
```
## Reference Files
- `references/stack-detection-and-signals.md` - How to classify a WordPress codebase quickly and what each stack signal implies
- `references/audit-checklist.md` - A practical first-pass onboarding checklist for repos and codebases
- `references/routing-and-followups.md` - How to hand the repo off to the right specialist WordPress skill after onboarding
- `references/sample-onboarding-output.md` - Example report shape for a useful onboarding summary
## Output Format (ONBOARD-23)
Use this output structure.
### 1. Project Shape
- repository or target path
- primary classification
- secondary classifications
- key stack signals detected
### 2. Architecture Snapshot
- major code surfaces
- custom components
- build/test/deploy surfaces
- unusual platform characteristics
### 3. Priority Findings
Group by severity:
- `CRITICAL`
- `WARNING`
- `INFO`
Each finding should include:
1. file or surface
2. short issue/risk summary
3. why it matters for onboarding or safe follow-up work
4. recommended next review skill or action
### 4. Recommended Review Sequence
List the next 2–5 reviews in order, for example:
1. `wp-plugin-development` for the custom commerce plugin
2. `wp-woocommerce-dev` for checkout and HPOS compatibility
3. `wp-ci-cd-and-release-engineering` for release and deployment flow
### 5. Residual Unknowns
Call out what could not be determined from the available files, such as:
- production plugin activation state
- whether committed build artifacts match source
- whether multisite/network mode is actually active
- whether undocumented external services exist
## Final Reminder
This is an **onboarding and routing skill**. Be useful, concrete, and directional. Do not turn it into a full deep-dive review of every detected subsystem in one pass.
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Harga dan biaya penggunaan
- Dapatkan skill
- Harga belum dikonfirmasi
- Jalankan
- Persyaratan belum dikonfirmasi. Periksa biaya agen, API, dan layanan di sumbernya.
- Lisensi
- MIT
- Harga belum dikonfirmasi
- Harga belum dikonfirmasi. Tautan sumber dan instalasi yang ada tetap tersedia.
Gratis diperoleh bukan berarti gratis dijalankan. Harga bukan penilaian keamanan. Kirim informasi harga →
Sumber skill tercatat
Jalur instruksi telah dicatat. Ini bukan uji eksekusi, jaminan keamanan, atau sertifikasi kompatibilitas.
Tinjau sebelum memasang: Hindari pemasangan otomatis
Lisensi: MIT
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- The SKILL.md excerpt is truncated in the review, but the provided content is sufficient to evaluate the skill's purpose and workflow.
- The skill references other WordPress skills (e.g., wp-plugin-development) that may not be present in the same repository, but this is a routing recommendation rather than a dependency.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 88 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 88 stars, 9 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
Daftar alat adalah petunjuk metadata, bukan kompatibilitas teruji. Prompt adalah saran.
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- 1Baca sumber dan pastikan masukan, keluaran, dependensi, serta izin.
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- 3Periksa hasil dan berkas yang berubah. Laporkan hanya yang dijalankan dan simpan revisi sumber.
Periksa dependensi, kunci API, dan biaya layanan pihak ketiga pada sumber. Repositori publik tidak berarti semua layanan gratis.
Sumber dan catatan penggunaan
Metadata dan tinjauan bersifat saran. Popularitas, penemuan sumber, dan keberhasilan eksekusi adalah fakta berbeda.
- Repositori sumber
- jorgerosal/wordpress-skills
- Lisensi
- MIT
- Versi
- 1.0.0
- Push GitHub terakhir
- 7 Jun 2026
- Direktori diperbarui
- 7 Sep 2026
Versi dilaporkan dalam metadata direktori; periksa rilis sumber.
Kualitas
56/100
Menjanjikan
Kepercayaan
52/100
Do not auto-install
Audit
66/100
Perlu ditinjau
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- The SKILL.md excerpt is truncated in the review, but the provided content is sufficient to evaluate the skill's purpose and workflow.
- The skill references other WordPress skills (e.g., wp-plugin-development) that may not be present in the same repository, but this is a routing recommendation rather than a dependency.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 88 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 88 stars, 9 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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"name": "wp-site-audit-and-onboarding",
"description": "WordPress site and codebase onboarding review. Use when inheriting a WordPress repo, auditing an unfamiliar site or project, scoping technical risk before deeper review, identifying whether a codebase is plugin/theme/headless/WooCommerce/multisite/Bedrock/builder-heavy, or when user asks for \"site audit\", \"onboarding review\", \"what am I looking at\", \"inherit this WordPress project\", \"stack discovery\", or \"where should I start\". Produces a prioritized review path and routes follow-up work to the right WordPress skill.",
"category": "security",
"url": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/jorgerosal-wp-site-audit-and-onboarding",
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"Claude Code teams",
"builders willing to evaluate younger projects",
"Inspect risky files",
"Prioritize findings",
"Explain remediation steps",
"Inspect source files",
"Explain architecture"
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"Cursor",
"OpenAgentSkill CLI",
"Browser agents",
"CLI"
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"path": "claude-skills/wp-site-audit-and-onboarding/SKILL.md",
"revision": "8c964424d05ba34b3ea5641f7181d4c13829e06f",
"notice": "A skill instruction path and install command are recorded. This is not proof of compatibility, runtime success or safety; review the source and permissions first."
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"value": "npx --yes https://github.com/Leon-Drq/openagentskill/releases/download/cli-v0.3.0/openagentskill-0.3.0.tgz add jorgerosal-wp-site-audit-and-onboarding"
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}Untuk kreator
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