Set BB_SKILL_DIR to the absolute directory containing this installed SKILL.md. For the default CLI destination, run export BB_SKILL_DIR="$PWD/.agents/skills/wp-project-triage" from your project root. If you chose another destination, assign that absolute folder instead. Keep the working directory at the WordPress project root when running the detector commands below; do not change into the skill directory. On PowerShell set $env:BB_SKILL_DIR and use $env:BB_SKILL_DIR in place of the Bash variable in command arguments.
Only helper command paths and this installation note are adapted. The unchanged original instructions are in upstream-original/SKILL.md; references, scripts and license notices retain their upstream bytes. These commands print inspection hints and do not run recommended build or database operations. Review the scripts before executing them.
Use this skill to quickly understand what kind of WordPress repo you’re in and what commands/conventions to follow before making changes.
node "$BB_SKILL_DIR/scripts/detect_wp_project.mjs"project.kind, signals, and tooling.theme.json, block.json, build config).unknown, check whether the repo root is correct.Source: WordPress · GPL-2.0-or-later · SHA-256 shown alongside the download.
License file included. A license and checksum are not a security certification. Review package instructions and scripts before running them.
wp-project-triage/BB-SKILLS-REVIEW.json3243 byteswp-project-triage/GPL-2.0-or-later.txt17337 byteswp-project-triage/SKILL.md2417 byteswp-project-triage/SOURCE.txt478 bytesSource and packaging checks recorded on 2026-10-03. These notes are not safety certification or measured task performance.
A local WordPress project and a reviewed Node.js installation. Set BB_SKILL_DIR to the absolute installed skill folder; keep the working directory at the project root. Upstream declares WordPress 7.0+ and PHP 7.4.0+; actual project compatibility needs verification.
The detector reads project files and prints local JSON; it does not install dependencies or run its suggested commands. Treat version and tooling signals as hints, not certification. The helper can miss a theme name inside a single-line comment; inspect unknown classifications manually. Suggested WP-CLI, build and database commands require separate review and authorization. No production WordPress instance or full agent evaluation was used by this catalog.
Upstream commit: 34da134e184ef93d6fb8c074fed309e06b964f34
Runtime status: not tested by this catalog. Configure your client and test the skill in your own environment.
This source package retains the upstream copyright and GPLv2-or-later grant alongside the complete GPLv2 text. Read both before adapting or redistributing it. Keep the notices and supply corresponding source as required by the applicable GPL terms.
Original upstream grant covering the included WordPress skill instructions and references
Attribution: Copyright (C) 2026 WordPress Contributors
Changes: BB Skills adapted primary SKILL.md on 2026-10-03 for installed helper paths and setup notes. Original retained in upstream-original/SKILL.md. Scripts/references unchanged; provenance and complete license added.
Included notice: wp-project-triage/LICENSE.upstream.txt
Complete GPLv2 text accompanying the upstream GPLv2-or-later grant
Attribution: Free Software Foundation, Inc.; complete text from SPDX license-list-data
Changes: Complete SPDX licenseText retained unchanged.
Included notice: wp-project-triage/GPL-2.0-or-later.txt
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Reported passed · v34da134e184e
Install the bound package into a custom temporary skill directory with spaces. Execute the documented Node helper paths while cwd remains a separate synthetic project. Check empty, multiline classic-theme header, inline theme header, block-theme, multiple-theme and malformed theme.json layouts. Use no credentials, WordPress runtime or user projects.
All helper paths resolve and JSON parses. Multiline classic and block theme fixtures are classified; multiple-theme layouts are counted by the theme detector. The inline-header fixture is unknown in the upstream triage helper, a recorded limitation. Project contents remain unchanged. These are direct script checks only.
Direct Node.js helper checks on synthetic files; not a WordPress runtime or AI-agent evaluation
Mode: live CLI HTTPS install; custom destination with spaces, project cwd separate from installed skill directory.
{
"empty": true,
"classic": true,
"inline-header": true,
"block": true,
"multiple": true,
"malformed": true
}
No project files changed during helper runs.
Limitations: The upstream triage helper reports unknown for the inline comment theme-header fixture; use multiline headers and manually inspect unknown results. These are synthetic detector checks, not real theme activation, PHP/WP-CLI execution, traversal-limit coverage or an AI-agent evaluation.
Probe SHA-256: 2f688c4944ec3b0b23fa0abdf2f1d1d554252ea5310462f4f6d03f9fc206a2fa
Evidence SHA-256: b7c86fc123d376b6f08d58e911c29fcb88493e3f10724468bb2f3d16708ac874v24.10.0; win32
Package SHA-256: 2ce71669bf71de7cb6ec44de3eb8c56428a5b5e2cdd8231a58300374851145db
Outcome recorded: 2026-10-03 01:50 UTC
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