wordpress-router

You can route a WordPress codebase by running the project triage script to classify the repository kind, then applying decision-tree guidance to delegate tasks to the correct domain workflow. This enables fast and accurate project triage based on user intent.

WordPress codebase triage is the process of classifying a repository into categories like plugin, theme, block theme, or WP core checkout. It uses a dedicated detection script and routing references to select the right workflow for the project.

To detect if a repository is a WordPress plugin or theme, run the project triage script. It classifies the codebase into WP codebase categories including plugin, theme, block theme, WP core, or full site.

Yes, you need the WordPress codebase triage script and access to routing references to operate. The Skill requires these components to execute repo kind detection and apply workflow routing guardrails before applying changes.

The best way to triage a WordPress block theme repository is running the detection script to classify the repo kind, reviewing the triage output, and routing the task to the appropriate domain workflow like theme.json or blocks.

You should apply routing guardrails before changing a WordPress codebase whenever you need to ensure tasks are delegated to the correct domain skill. The Skill reads routing guidance and applies sanity checks to prevent incorrect modifications.