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Typed WordPress REST API client for TypeScript. Use when implementing features that read or write WordPress content (posts, pages, media, terms, users, comments, settings), work with custom post types or taxonomies, authenticate against WordPress, parse Gutenberg blocks, hydrate post relations, call WordPress Abilities endpoints, design AI/MCP/agent tools from WordPress schemas, or migrate from node-wpapi. Triggers: "WordPress API", "WP REST", "WordPress client", "fluent-wp-client", "posts API", "pages API", "media upload", "custom post type", "CPT", "taxonomy", "Gutenberg blocks", "WP auth", "JWT WordPress", "cookie nonce", "WPAPI", "node-wpapi", "WordPress abilities", "WordPress AI tools", "MCP tools", "agent tools", "WordPress schema tools".

CLI tool for the fluent-wp-client package that discovers WordPress REST API schemas and generates TypeScript/Zod/JSON Schema code artifacts. Use this skill whenever a user wants to run the CLI, generate schemas from a WordPress site, produce TypeScript types or Zod validators for WordPress resources, set up build-time schema generation, or automate schema discovery in CI. Triggers: "fluent-wp-client cli", "generate WordPress schemas", "wp schemas command", "npx fluent-wp-client", "generate Zod from WordPress", "WordPress TypeScript types codegen", "schema generation from WordPress", "wp-schemas.ts", "WordPress REST codegen", "build-time WordPress types".

Use WordPress as a headless backend for Astro projects through `wp-astrojs-integration`. Use this skill when an Astro project consumes WordPress content, defines content collections backed by WordPress, performs CRUD against the WordPress REST API, integrates WordPress auth, or works with the discovery catalog. Trigger when the user mentions WordPress, ACF, headless WP, live or static collections backed by WordPress, or `fluent-wp-client`.

DDEV local development environment guidance for Docker-based PHP/Node projects. Use when: (1) running CLI tools (composer, npm, wp, drush, artisan, console, etc.) in a DDEV project, (2) executing commands inside DDEV containers, (3) working in a subdirectory of a DDEV project (e.g., wp-content/plugins/my-plugin), (4) managing databases, snapshots, or project lifecycle with DDEV, (5) any task involving ddev exec, ddev ssh, or ddev start/stop.

Use this skill whenever working on Demo Plugin or a downstream WordPress plugin based on this project. Use for plugin upgrades/sync tasks, adopting latest upstream project conventions, translations/i18n, PHPUnit application tests, QA checks, Action Scheduler, blocks, Abilities API, bundling, ACF, Sentry, README updates, wp-env, and AI workflow maintenance. If the user asks naturally about any of these, infer and run the matching task workflow.

Activate when building, extending, reviewing, or debugging code that uses the service-plane TypeScript library: defining abilities or capability scopes, wiring a ServicePlaneService or ServicePlaneControlPlane, opening ability sessions, issuing or verifying capability tokens, configuring ingress or the broker, or projecting abilities to OpenAPI, Swagger, or MCP. Also activate when a repo depends on the service-plane npm package and the task touches service-to-service auth, Cap'n Web RPC, service discovery, or tool metadata, even if the user does not name the library explicitly.