wpds

Standardize WordPress UI with WPDS components and tokens via MCP server.

1|Updated Mar 6, 2026
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Skill: wpds
Source: https://github.com/zenbuapps/zenbu-powers/tree/main/skills/wpds
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zenbuapps/zenbu-powers --skill wpds-zenbuapps

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Inconsistent WordPress UI across themes, plugins, and block editor experiences slows development and hurts UX. This skill standardizes UI building by centralizing WPDS guidance and ensuring access to canonical components and tokens via the MCP server.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Access canonical WPDS documentation, components, and tokens via the MCP server.
  • Enforce WPDS-aligned UI patterns across Gutenberg blocks, themes, and plugins.
  • Use WPDS components like @wordpress/components to build cohesive interfaces.

Quick Start

Query the WPDS MCP server for canonical components and tokens, then implement your first WPDS-compliant UI.

Frequently Asked Questions about wpds

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I standardize UI components across WordPress themes and plugins?

Standardize WordPress UI by querying the WPDS MCP server for canonical components and tokens, then applying them across Gutenberg blocks, themes, and plugins to ensure visual consistency and cohesive user experiences.

Can I use WPDS tokens with my existing TypeScript and React workflow?

Yes, WPDS supports TypeScript and React workflows by enforcing WPDS-aligned component tokens. You query the MCP server for tokens and apply them directly to your React components for consistent WordPress interface styling.

What is the best way to build cohesive Gutenberg block interfaces?

Build cohesive Gutenberg blocks by accessing canonical WPDS documentation and components via the MCP server, then implementing your interfaces using @wordpress/components mapped to WPDS design tokens for standardized styling.

Do I need a specific WordPress version to use WPDS components?

Yes, using WPDS components and tokens requires compatibility with WordPress 6.9 or higher. The system applies WPDS-aligned UI patterns across blocks, themes, and plugins within this version constraint.

Does WooCommerce UI development work with the WPDS design system?

Yes, the WPDS design system supports WooCommerce UI development. You can enforce WPDS-aligned UI patterns and access canonical components via the MCP server to ensure consistent WooCommerce interfaces.

Why does my WordPress plugin UI look inconsistent across different editor experiences?

Inconsistent WordPress UI occurs when themes and plugins lack standardized design tokens. Querying the WPDS MCP server for canonical components and applying WPDS tokens centralizes styling guidance and resolves visual discrepancies.