wp-project-triage

To identify WordPress project type and tooling signals, run the detector at the repository root to scan common WP files and generate a structured JSON triage report. It detects repo kinds like wp-plugin, wp-theme, gutenberg, and wp-core.

A WordPress repository triage report is a structured JSON output containing project signals, recommended actions, and version hints. You need one when starting a new WP project or auditing an existing repo to decide tooling and testing strategy.

Generate a JSON triage report by running the detector at the repo root. It deterministically analyzes WordPress project files, extracts tooling signals, and outputs recommended actions and version hints in a standard JSON format for workflow automation.

Yes, WordPress repo triage applies to multisite and Gutenberg setups in addition to standard wp-core, wp-plugin, and wp-theme projects. It detects specific signals from common WP files across all these configurations to guide tooling decisions.

Yes, you can use the deterministic JSON report from WordPress repo analysis to drive guardrails and workflows for developers and reviewers. The structured output provides actionable signals and recommended actions directly integrable into CI pipelines.

Automated WordPress repo triage provides deterministic version hints based solely on signals extracted from common repository files. It does not execute code or perform runtime analysis, relying strictly on static file detection to recommend tooling and testing strategies.