wp-project-triage

Identify a WordPress repository by running a detection script on the root directory to inspect headers, wp-content layout, and tooling presence, which outputs a structured JSON triage report classifying the project as a plugin, theme, Gutenberg, or WP core.

Yes, WordPress project triage detects Gutenberg workspaces and monorepos by scanning for WordPress code, headers, and wp-content layouts, generating a structured report that surfaces detected kinds and available signals for any local repository.

Generate a machine-readable triage report for a WP plugin or theme by running a Node.js detection script that validates output against a JSON schema, highlighting tooling presence and detected project kinds for workflow decisions.

No, WordPress project triage does not require wp-cli; it is a standalone Node.js script that deterministically identifies repo kind by inspecting local files, WordPress headers, and directory structures to output a JSON document.

Validate the structured JSON output from a WordPress repository triage by checking it against the references/triage.schema.json schema, which defines the required fields for signals, tooling, and detected project kinds.

Triaging a WordPress repository before making code changes informs guardrails and next steps by surfacing the primary project type and available tooling signals, ensuring workflow decisions match the detected kind of plugin, theme, or core.