WPDeveloper
Official@wpdevelopers · WordPress
Hub for WordPress Theme & Plugin Developer
Agent Skills by WPDeveloper
Showing 8 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
debug-widget
Diagnose EA widget issues by reproducing, localizing, and tracing root causes.
widget-review
Audit Essential Addons widgets across correctness, security, i18n, assets, and architecture.
release-checklist
Orchestrate pre-release QA and governance checks for EA Lite releases.
wp-password-protected-exposure
Gate WordPress AJAX endpoints and listing widgets with post_password_required checks.
elementor-controls
Design and audit Elementor widget controls for EA convention compliance.
new-widget
Scaffold Essential Addons Elementor widgets with PHP class, SCSS, and config.php.
pr-workflow
Enforce feature-branch PR workflows with FluentBoards card-number branch naming.
wp-ajax-nopriv-visibility
Audit wp_ajax_nopriv_ handlers and harden WP_Query inputs to prevent private content leaks.
Frequently Asked Questions About WPDeveloper
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can developers perform using these skills?▼
Developers can scaffold new Elementor widgets, audit existing components for security vulnerabilities, and enforce strict governance during the release process. These skills enable precise localization of widget issues, validation of internationalization standards, and the implementation of robust access controls for AJAX endpoints.
Which target personas benefit from these technical capabilities?▼
These skills are designed for WordPress plugin engineers, Elementor extension developers, and quality assurance specialists. They are particularly useful for teams managing large-scale Essential Addons libraries who require standardized coding conventions, secure endpoint management, and rigorous pre-release testing protocols.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these development standards?▼
Implementation requires a functional WordPress environment with the Elementor page builder installed. Developers must have proficiency in PHP, SCSS, and the WordPress AJAX architecture. Additionally, familiarity with FluentBoards for branch management is necessary to maintain the required feature-branch naming conventions during the development lifecycle.