Upgrade modules and core files in ProcessWire projects through DDEV CLI
Runs PHP scripts and one-liners via ddev in ProcessWire projects, bootstraps the PW API for CLI usage, debugs with TracyDebugger, creates Tracy console snippets, and executes direct database queries. Use when running PHP through ddev, writing ProcessWire CLI scripts, building Tracy debugger snippets, or querying the database in a ddev environment.
Provides ProcessWire CLI and migration workflows for sites using the AgentTools module. Use when querying the ProcessWire API, making repeatable site changes, or transferring changes across environments.
Stores and retrieves ProcessWire API patterns, gotchas, and conventions via memvid hybrid search. Use when starting PW tasks, hitting PW errors, or when user asks to remember/recall ProcessWire knowledge. Persistent cross-project memory at ~/.memvid/processwire.mv2
Guides the creation of a new ProcessWire agent skill from source material. Reads provided sources, proposes file structure and description, creates SKILL.md with reference files following best practices. Use when creating a new PW skill for this repository.
Verifies an existing ProcessWire agent skill for accuracy and best practices compliance against source material. Runs parallel checks per reference file, produces an issue table with severity levels, and applies only user-approved fixes. Use when verifying or auditing a PW skill in this repository.
Creates and manages ProcessWire schema migrations via RockMigrations — fields, templates, roles, permissions, pages, and modules. Supports config migrations, direct API methods, MagicPages, and PageClass lifecycle hooks (onCreate, onAdded, onSaved). Use when creating or modifying fields, templates, roles, permissions, running migrations, setting up access control, or working with MagicPage and PageClass hooks in ProcessWire.
Creates and manages ProcessWire custom page classes that extend Page with template-specific methods, properties, and logic. Covers naming conventions, get() overrides, API access patterns, inheritance, traits, and common pitfalls. Use when creating or editing custom page classes, adding template-specific methods to pages, or working with typed pages in ProcessWire.