Your first review
Start with one part of your project and get a review you can check and act on.
Read the guide →WordPress engineering / Claude + Codex
Better reviews.
Deliberate builds.
Find the right workflow for your WordPress project, ask a clear question and check the result.
Free & open source. An agent skill pack for your WordPress projects.
EXAMPLE PROMPT · CODEX
$wp-devkit-security-review
Review this plugin without editing files.
Trace authorization and output paths.
Separate confirmed issues from candidates.
Record checks you could not run.A useful review includes
Location → trigger → evidence → regression
Location → trigger → evidence → regression
20Specialist skills
41Claude commands
2Supported agents
01 / Find your footing
From installation to your first finding.
Learn how the pack works, establish the project context, then choose a focused review.
Install for your agent
Choose the installation method that fits your Claude or Codex setup.
Read the guide →Discover the environment
Run Doctor, read its report and compare evidence over time.
Read the guide →02 / Choose a domain
One task. The right specialist.
Explore every workflow, with a scoped prompt, review steps and an acceptance checklist.
Site audit & onboarding
Get to know an unfamiliar WordPress project and decide what to review first.
Read the guide →Security review
Follow user input through your WordPress code and check that permissions are enforced.
Read the guide →Performance review
Find out which queries, hooks or cache behavior are slowing down your project.
Read the guide →Plugin development
Check how your plugin is organized, how it handles its lifecycle and how it works with WordPress.
Read the guide →Theme development
Work with classic, hybrid, child and block themes without losing saved customizations.
Read the guide →Gutenberg blocks
Check your blocks in the editor and on the frontend, including content users have already saved.
Read the guide →WooCommerce extensions
Check orders, checkout, payments and background jobs against the way your store actually works.
Read the guide →REST API development
Check who can use each REST route, what input it accepts and what it returns.
Read the guide →Headless & WPGraphQL
Check your GraphQL schema, content previews and how frontend caches respond to updates.
Read the guide →ACF & content modeling
Plan content that is easy to maintain, and check that your ACF field groups stay in sync.
Read the guide →Admin interfaces
Build admin screens with clear settings, the right permissions and assets loaded where they are needed.
Read the guide →Interface design
Design WordPress pages that look good and work well across screen sizes.
Read the guide →Accessibility implementation
Check how your site works with a keyboard, where focus moves and how controls are labelled.
Read the guide →WCAG evidence review
Review the WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 A and AA criteria that apply to your pages, with evidence for each result.
Read the guide →Migration & upgrades
Plan data and schema upgrades, and make sure an interrupted migration can recover.
Read the guide →WP-CLI & operations
Plan maintenance with a dry run, progress checkpoints and a clear record of any failures.
Read the guide →PHPStan adoption
Set up PHPStan for WordPress and work through its findings without hiding useful warnings.
Read the guide →WordPress Playground
Create WordPress demos you can reproduce, and check Blueprints before running them.
Read the guide →Testing strategy
Choose tests that cover the things most likely to go wrong in your project.
Read the guide →CI/CD & release engineering
Check what goes into your release, how it gets deployed and how you can roll it back.
Read the guide →No matching skills. Try a broader term or clear your search.
03 / Finish the work
Make the outcome reviewable.
Keep fixes bounded, validate the relevant behavior and preserve the evidence.
Turn a finding into a fix
Understand the problem, agree on the fix and check that it works.
Read the guide →Prepare a WordPress release
Work through migrations, tests, packaging and rollback before you release.
Read the guide →Questions & troubleshooting
Find answers about setup, updates, reports and common installation problems.
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