Open-source WordPress tools and agent skills

wp-debuglog-triage

A busy WordPress debug.log hides one fatal error among thousands of repeated notices. This tool groups the log and ranks each problem by source and urgency.

action-scheduler-triage

Groups the failed Action Scheduler actions in a WP-CLI export by hook and error, then sorts them into safe to retry, fix first and review for a person.

cache-boundary

Decides route by route whether a full-page cache may serve one visitor's copy of a page to everyone else, from headers, WordPress markers and Jev's answers.

woo-note-triage

A WooCommerce plugin that sorts the notes customers write at checkout into gifts, delivery instructions, questions, complaints and fraud signals.

option-churn

Find options that are rewritten across WordPress requests, who writes them, which keys change, and how often update calls do nothing.

wporg-forum-triage

Sorts a plugin's WordPress.org support threads into bugs, how-to questions, feature requests, conflicts, praise and spam, and lists the ones awaiting a reply.

commit-changelog

Builds a Keep a Changelog section from the commits since your last tag, placing each commit's own first line, for repositories without conventional commits.

hook-contract

Compare two plugin or theme versions to find hook changes that can break snippets, add-ons and client customizations.

capability-diff

Compare two plugin or theme versions to find operations that became reachable by more users, including weaker, missing or late permission checks.

plugin-load-order-probe

Find plugin code that depends on another plugin too early, including failures, skipped features and code that works only because of load order.

dbdelta-dryrun

Find CREATE TABLE definitions that make WordPress dbDelta() repeat the same ALTER TABLE on every call, and see the server-specific cause and fix.

schema-truth

Checks whether the prices, ratings, reviews, authors, dates and FAQ answers in a page's JSON-LD are shown in the text visitors see on that page.

chunk-standalone

Finds the chunks in a RAG knowledge base that a reader could not understand on their own, and suggests keeping, merging or splitting each one.

stale-claims

Finds the claims in documents that are true only for a while, such as versions, dates, statistics and roles, and give no as-of date, before they reach an index.