wordpress-router

To route a WordPress codebase, classify its repository structure to detect plugins, themes, block themes, or WP core checkouts. This triage process directs your project to the appropriate domain workflow like blocks, REST API, or WP-CLI with applied guardrails.

Triage a WordPress repository by analyzing code structure and key files like block.json to determine the project type. This deterministic workflow ensures safe, consistent routing to matching skills before you execute builds or tests.

Yes, workflow routing supports WordPress plugins, themes, block themes, Gutenberg blocks, and WP core checkouts. It detects the repository kind from code structure and routes each type to the correct domain-specific skill.

WordPress codebase classification supports WP-CLI and REST API tasks by routing user intent to the appropriate domain skill. It applies guardrails and provides recommended commands to bootstrap builds and deployments.

Run WordPress project triage at the start of any task involving plugins, themes, or WP core checkouts. This ensures you select the appropriate workflow for performance, security, testing, or release packaging before making changes.

A routing step is needed because WordPress block development requires specific domain skills. Triage identifies repositories containing block.json and Gutenberg blocks, routing them to the wp-block-development workflow to ensure context-aware actions.