Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (16.8K skills)
Create scripts with the modern Frida API to inspect a running process. Hook native exports and Java or Objective-C methods, capture arguments and return values, examine memory, and install hooks when a native module loads, including on Android.
Extract C# method names, native addresses, and type information from Unity IL2CPP binaries and metadata for iOS or Android builds. It produces dump files and import scripts that help label functions and load type definitions in IDA or Ghidra.
Analyze decompiled functions to suggest meaningful symbol names. The skill examines strings, constants, code patterns, imports, and caller/callee relationships, then explains its inference and confidence. It can use IDA Pro MCP or exported IDA-NO-MCP data as input.
Use the Unicorn engine to emulate a selected function or code fragment without running the whole program. The skill helps trace execution, recover data decoded by an algorithm, and simulate dependencies such as JNI, system calls, or library functions with hooks.
Delegate code searches, small edits across one or two files, and diff reviews to specialized subagents. Their compact, structured results preserve the main agent’s context for the rest of a coding session.
Coordinate non-trivial, multi-step tasks through evidence gathering, a written plan, focused execution, adversarial verification, and an outcome-first report. Parallel subagents handle research and challenge consequential changes before delivery.
Use this skill to set up and troubleshoot a local WordPress environment with `@wordpress/env` (`wp-env`). Configure project settings, start and manage the Docker-based site, and run WP-CLI commands or PHPUnit tests inside its containers.
Build and debug WordPress REST API routes, validate request data, set permissions, and add fields to responses. Use it to expose custom post types or taxonomies and shape API output for client applications.
Review WordPress plugins against WordPress.org directory rules, including GPL licensing, names and slugs, freemium or trialware flows, and submission requirements. Run Plugin Check when the local environment supports it and interpret its findings.
Choose the appropriate WordPress Playground workflow for local CLI runs, browser previews and share links, snapshots, version switching, or debugging with Xdebug. It routes Blueprint JSON authoring and review to the dedicated blueprint skill.
Configure PHPStan, a tool that checks PHP code without running it, for WordPress projects. Review analysis settings, add WordPress-aware type annotations, handle third-party classes, and manage baselines to track existing issues.
Create or update WordPress block patterns for starter pages, templates, and Query Loop layouts. Review their registration, block structure, accessibility, translations, and design quality so patterns fit the intended theme and work in the editor.
Use this skill to build and maintain WordPress block themes. It covers `theme.json` settings and styles, templates, template parts, patterns, and style variations, and helps diagnose why changes do not appear in the Site Editor or on the site.
Review a WordPress plugin’s REST API routes, callbacks, and permission checks, then create a structured planning document proposing Abilities API registrations. The document helps teams scope implementation and records routes, risks, and gaps.
Inspect a WordPress repository and produce a structured JSON report describing project types, available PHP and Node tools, tests, and version clues. Use the report to choose relevant workflows and guardrails before making changes.
Develop WordPress plugins by organizing their structure, adding hooks and admin settings, and handling activation, storage, and scheduled tasks. It also guides security checks and prepares release packages for distribution.
Investigate slow WordPress pages and backend routes through measurements and profiling. Identify bottlenecks in database queries, autoloaded options, object caching, scheduled tasks, or remote HTTP calls, then compare results after a change.
Build and debug WordPress Interactivity API features, including directives, stores, and block view script modules. The skill helps align server-rendered HTML with client state, investigate hydration and interaction failures, and check module build support and performance concerns.
Create and maintain WordPress Gutenberg blocks, from block.json metadata and saved attributes to dynamic rendering and migrations. The guidance covers registration, editor and frontend behavior, and common build and test workflows using tools such as @wordpress/scripts and wp-env.
Create, edit, and validate WordPress Playground Blueprint JSON and bundles. A Blueprint declares setup steps and resources for a Playground instance, such as installing plugins, writing files, or setting options. The guidance also helps diagnose schema errors and test bundles locally or in a browser.
Use this skill to define and group capabilities with the WordPress Abilities API, expose them through REST, and consume them in JavaScript with `@wordpress/abilities`. It also helps diagnose missing abilities and permission or visibility issues.
Classify a WordPress codebase as a plugin, theme, block theme, core checkout, or full site, then select a workflow suited to the requested work. It checks available tools and tests, notes version hints, and applies repository conventions and version constraints.
Control interactive command-line programs through tmux by sending keystrokes, reading terminal output, and waiting for prompts. Use separate sessions to operate Python consoles or run multiple coding agents while checking their progress and results.
Turn recurring procedures and specialized knowledge into reusable agent skills. It guides the design of SKILL.md, scripts, reference documents, and output assets, then validates the structure and packages the files for distribution.