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To identify a WordPress repository type, run a deterministic detector script that classifies the project as a plugin, theme, block, WP core, or full-site project. The detector analyzes repository signals and outputs a structured JSON triage report detailing the project kind and available tooling.

Before contributing to a WordPress plugin or theme, check for PHP and Node tooling, test suites, and version hints. Running a repository triage detector surfaces these tooling signals in a structured JSON report, ensuring you follow required conventions and setup steps.

Yes, the WordPress triage detector can be used for full-site and block projects. It deterministically classifies project kinds including plugins, themes, blocks, WP core, and full-site projects, surfacing project characteristics and tooling presence to guide safe code changes.

The best way to automate WordPress project classification is running a deterministic detector script that analyzes repository signals. It outputs a structured JSON triage report matching a specific schema with project kind, detected signals, and tooling details to drive workflow guardrails.

Run the WordPress project detector script in your repository to print a structured JSON triage report. This report matches the triage schema and includes project kind, detected signals, and available tooling to guide your development workflow and guardrails.

Running a repository detector before patching a WordPress project identifies its kind and required tooling. This ensures you understand the necessary checks, test suites, and conventions, preventing unsafe changes and guiding your setup with a structured triage report.