Scaffold WordPress plugins with modular classes and compliance artifacts.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wp-plugin-dev Source: https://github.com/wpacademy/wordpress-dev-skills/tree/main/wp-plugin-dev Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wpacademy/wordpress-dev-skills --skill wp-plugin-dev
Create production-ready WordPress plugins that adhere to official WordPress coding standards, the WordPress.org directory guidelines, and security best practices.
Scaffold a new WordPress plugin by providing requirements to the skill and let it generate a modular plugin skeleton.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Scaffolding a WordPress plugin that meets WordPress.org guidelines involves generating a minimal bootstrap file, modular feature classes, readme.txt, and uninstall.php. This approach ensures compliance artifacts and internationalization readiness are built in from the start.
A modular WordPress plugin architecture separates concerns using dedicated feature classes for admin, public, includes, blocks, and API. This structure maintains a minimal bootstrap file while enforcing WordPress coding standards and security practices across all components.
Yes, the scaffolding supports Gutenberg blocks, REST endpoints, and WooCommerce extensions. It applies to plugins of all sizes, generating modular feature classes and necessary compliance artifacts for these specific WordPress components.
Ensuring WordPress security best practices requires enforcing input validation, output escaping, and nonce checks directly within the generated code. The scaffolding automatically applies these security measures alongside official WordPress coding standards.
Yes, you can generate a settings page plugin with a custom post type and a Gutenberg block simultaneously. The scaffolding produces a modular plugin skeleton integrating admin pages, CPTs, and blocks ready for deployment.
Submitting a plugin to the WordPress.org repository requires compliance artifacts including readme.txt, uninstall.php, and proper license headers. The scaffolding generates these alongside internationalization structures suitable for directory submission.
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