Automattic

Scaffolds the Abilities API boilerplate—registering caps, categories, REST routes, and permission callbacks—so you don't hand-code the same checks across plugins.

Reads theme.json, templates, and patterns; fixes style hierarchy tangles, caching bugs, and Site Editor quirks; generates template code that obeys your design system.

Configures PHPStan for WordPress projects, manages baselines to ignore legacy code, and resolves typing conflicts from third-party plugins without rewriting them.

Scaffolds React and CSS for WordPress Design System components, tokens, and patterns. Saves the lookup and remembers the prop names.

Generates safe WP-CLI commands for bulk changes: search-replace, db migrations, plugin toggles, user provisioning, cache clears, and multisite management — with a dry-run preview first.

Points at a WordPress codebase—plugin, theme, or core—and identifies what type it is, then suggests the exact Claude workflow (block dev, REST API, performance audit, security check) that fits.

Scaffolds a new block or debugs an existing one, handling block.json, registration, attributes, rendering logic, and the right script/module setup without memorizing WordPress conventions.

Spots broken data-wp-* directives, state sync issues, and hydration mismatches in your block's viewScriptModule. Suggests fixes for performance and directive behavior.

Creates isolated WordPress instances in your browser or locally, auto-loads plugins and themes you specify, and lets you switch versions—no server setup needed. Includes debugging tools.

Writes or debugs register_rest_route code, validates schemas, sets up auth callbacks, and exposes custom post types or taxonomies without trial-and-error.

Scans a WordPress plugin, theme, or site repository and outputs a structured report on code quality, test coverage, dependencies, and version compatibility—ready to feed into CI/CD or team workflows.

Scaffolds plugin structure with hooks, settings pages, data storage, scheduled tasks, and security hardening. Handles activation, cron jobs, and release packaging conventions.

Profiles your WordPress backend, identifies the slowest queries and autoloaded options, then recommends and implements cache, query, and cron fixes without touching your theme or plugins.