wp-project-triage

You can identify a WordPress repository structure by running a detection script that analyzes headers, WP-CLI usage, and dependencies to determine if the project is a plugin, theme, or WP core variant. It outputs a structured JSON report detailing these characteristics.

WordPress repo triage is the process of scanning a repository to surface tooling, signals, and recommended guardrails for development workflows. You need it before making changes to a WP plugin, theme, or core project to determine which safety actions to apply.

Yes, you can generate a JSON report of WordPress project tooling and signals by running the detection script. The script detects common WP assets, headers, and dependencies, producing a consistent JSON report conforming to a specific schema.

Yes, the WordPress project triage tool works with Gutenberg blocks and WP core. It is designed to apply to WordPress repositories across plugins, themes, Gutenberg, WP core, and site variants to surface tooling and ownership signals.

The best way to determine guardrails and tooling for a WordPress development workflow is to run a deterministic detector script. It analyzes repository characteristics and outputs a JSON report guiding which lint, test, and run actions to enable before deployment.

Yes, you need Node.js to run the WordPress project detection script. The quick start process involves executing a JavaScript module via Node to analyze the repository and generate the structured JSON report.