skills/crazyswami/wp-orchestrator/SKILL.md
Master WordPress project orchestrator - coordinates all WordPress skills for complete site setup, audit, and optimization. Use for new project setup, site audits, or comprehensive reviews. Runs interview phases and manages todo lists.
npx skillsauth add aiskillstore/marketplace wp-orchestratorInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Master skill that coordinates all WordPress development skills for comprehensive project management.
See Also: WORKFLOW.md - Complete end-to-end development workflow documentation
| Command | Purpose |
|---------|---------|
| /wp-setup | Set up a new WordPress site with Docker, plugins, white-labeling |
| /wp-audit | Run comprehensive site audit (SEO, visual, performance, security) |
| /wp-launch | Pre-launch checklist and handoff documentation |
1. Discovery & Branding → 2. Environment Setup → 3. Theme Development
↓ ↓ ↓
brand-guide wp-docker wordpress-dev
gsap-animations
↓ ↓ ↓
4. Content & SEO → 5. Testing & QA → 6. Packaging & Deploy
↓ ↓ ↓
wordpress-admin visual-qa GitHub + WP Pusher
seo-optimizer form-testing demo-content.json
E2E tests theme zip
↓ ↓ ↓
7. White-Label → 8. Client Handoff
↓ ↓
white-label Documentation
ASE + Branda Training
The orchestrator automatically detects your WordPress environment:
# Check for docker-compose.yml with WordPress
if [ -f docker-compose.yml ] && grep -q wordpress docker-compose.yml; then
echo "Docker WordPress detected"
fi
# Check running containers
docker ps | grep wordpress
# Check for Playground blueprints
if [ -f blueprint.json ] || [ -d blueprints/ ]; then
echo "Playground environment detected"
fi
# Run Playground with blueprint
npx @wp-playground/cli server --blueprint=./blueprint.json
# Check for wp-config.php
if [ -f wp-config.php ]; then
echo "Standard WordPress installation detected"
fi
| Skill | Purpose | Use When | |-------|---------|----------| | wordpress-dev | Coding standards, CPT, security, performance | Writing WordPress code | | wordpress-admin | Site management, WP-CLI, REST API | Managing content, settings | | seo-optimizer | Yoast/Rank Math audit, keywords, meta | SEO review and fixes | | visual-qa | Screenshot testing, responsive QA | After CSS/template changes | | brand-guide | Brand documentation | Starting new project | | white-label | Admin branding with ASE + Branda | Client site setup | | gsap-animations | GSAP best practices, accessibility | Implementing animations | | wp-performance | Speed optimization, Core Web Vitals | Performance issues | | wp-docker | Docker Compose environment | Local development | | wp-playground | WordPress Playground blueprints | Testing and demos |
Ask the user these questions to understand the project:
## Project Discovery
1. **Project Type**
- New site build?
- Existing site optimization?
- Site audit?
- Specific feature implementation?
2. **Site Information**
- URL (staging/production)
- WordPress version
- Theme (custom, child, builder?)
- Hosting environment (Docker local, shared, VPS, managed?)
3. **Requirements**
- What pages are needed?
- Custom post types?
- Forms (contact, inquiry)?
- E-commerce?
- Multilingual?
4. **Brand**
- Do you have brand guidelines?
- Logo files available?
- Color palette defined?
- Typography chosen?
5. **SEO Requirements**
- Focus keywords identified?
- Existing content to optimize?
- Google Analytics/Search Console connected?
6. **Performance Goals**
- Target PageSpeed score?
- Core Web Vitals requirements?
- CDN preferences?
7. **Client Handoff**
- Need white-labeled admin?
- Training documentation needed?
- Which admin features to expose?
Run these checks on existing sites:
# Via WP-CLI in Docker
docker exec wordpress-container wp plugin list --format=table
# Check for required plugins
REQUIRED="admin-site-enhancements litespeed-cache wordpress-seo ewww-image-optimizer"
# Run SEO optimizer
python3 /root/.claude/skills/seo-optimizer/audit.py --base-url https://site.com --json
# Take screenshots of all pages
python3 /root/.claude/skills/visual-qa/screenshot.py --all --base-url https://site.com
# Check PageSpeed (requires API key or use web tool)
curl "https://www.googleapis.com/pagespeedonline/v5/runPagespeed?url=https://site.com&strategy=mobile"
Based on audit results, generate comprehensive todo list:
## Site Setup Checklist
### Foundation
- [ ] WordPress core updated
- [ ] Theme installed and configured
- [ ] Child theme created (if needed)
- [ ] Required plugins installed
### Plugins to Install
- [ ] Admin and Site Enhancements (ASE) - Admin cleanup, security
- [ ] Branda - White labeling, login customization
- [ ] LiteSpeed Cache - Performance
- [ ] Yoast SEO - SEO optimization
- [ ] WP Mail SMTP - Email delivery
- [ ] Solid Security - Additional security
- [ ] EWWW Image Optimizer - Image compression
- [ ] WP Activity Log - Audit logging
- [ ] Site Kit by Google - Analytics integration
- [ ] ManageWP Worker - Remote management
- [ ] Instant Images - Stock photos
- [ ] Admin Menu Editor - Menu organization (optional)
### Pages to Create
- [ ] Home
- [ ] About
- [ ] Services/Portfolio
- [ ] Contact
- [ ] Privacy Policy
- [ ] Terms of Service
### SEO Setup
- [ ] Focus keyword for each page
- [ ] Meta descriptions (120-160 chars)
- [ ] Featured images with ALT text
- [ ] XML sitemap generated
- [ ] Robots.txt configured
- [ ] Google Search Console connected
### Performance
- [ ] Image optimization configured
- [ ] Caching enabled
- [ ] CDN configured
- [ ] Lazy loading enabled
- [ ] Minification enabled
- [ ] PageSpeed score >80
### Security
- [ ] Login URL changed
- [ ] XML-RPC disabled
- [ ] 2FA enabled for admins
- [ ] Automatic updates configured
- [ ] Backup solution in place
### White Label (Client Sites) - Using white-label skill
- [ ] Login page customized (Branda: logo, colors, background)
- [ ] Admin bar branded (Branda: hide WP logo, custom logo)
- [ ] "Howdy" replaced (Branda: custom greeting)
- [ ] Admin footer customized (ASE or Branda)
- [ ] Dashboard widgets hidden (ASE)
- [ ] Admin menu organized (Admin Menu Editor)
- [ ] Custom login URL set (ASE: /client-login)
- [ ] XML-RPC disabled (ASE)
- [ ] Author slugs obfuscated (ASE)
### Visual QA
- [ ] Desktop screenshots reviewed
- [ ] Tablet screenshots reviewed
- [ ] Mobile screenshots reviewed
- [ ] Animations working
- [ ] No layout issues
- [ ] Forms functional
### Pre-Launch
- [ ] All pages have content
- [ ] Forms tested
- [ ] 404 page configured
- [ ] Favicon uploaded
- [ ] Social sharing images set
- [ ] Analytics tracking verified
When user says: "Set up a new WordPress project"
Run Discovery Interview
Create Todo List
Plugin Installation Guidance
Theme Setup
ASE Configuration
When user says: "Audit this WordPress site"
Run All Audits in Parallel (using Task tool with Haiku agents)
Compile Results
Generate Action Plan
When user says: "Optimize site performance"
Baseline Measurement
Image Audit
Caching Configuration
Asset Optimization
Re-test
# Launch parallel Haiku agents for page audits
agents = [
Task(subagent_type="Explore", prompt="Audit home page SEO and visual state"),
Task(subagent_type="Explore", prompt="Audit about page SEO and visual state"),
Task(subagent_type="Explore", prompt="Audit portfolio page SEO and visual state"),
Task(subagent_type="Explore", prompt="Audit contact page SEO and visual state"),
]
# Run all in parallel using model="haiku"
# Parallel skill execution
agents = [
Task(prompt="Run SEO audit using seo-optimizer skill", model="haiku"),
Task(prompt="Take visual QA screenshots using visual-qa skill", model="haiku"),
Task(prompt="Check performance using wp-performance skill", model="haiku"),
Task(prompt="Review security using ase-config skill", model="haiku"),
]
# Project Kickoff Questions
## Business Understanding
1. What does your business do?
2. Who is your target audience?
3. What are your main competitors?
4. What makes you different?
## Website Goals
1. What is the primary goal of this website?
- Lead generation
- E-commerce sales
- Information/portfolio
- Brand awareness
2. What actions should visitors take?
3. How will you measure success?
## Content
1. Do you have existing content to migrate?
2. Will you provide content or need copywriting?
3. Do you have professional photos?
4. What pages do you need?
## Design Preferences
1. Any websites you like the look of?
2. Brand colors and fonts established?
3. Logo files available?
4. Design style preference?
- Minimal
- Bold
- Corporate
- Creative
## Technical Requirements
1. Need any integrations?
- CRM
- Email marketing
- Booking system
- Payment processing
2. Expected traffic volume?
3. Need multilingual support?
4. Special functionality needed?
## Timeline & Budget
1. Deadline for launch?
2. Ongoing maintenance needed?
3. Budget constraints?
# Site Audit Questions
1. What issues are you experiencing?
2. When did you last update WordPress/plugins?
3. Have you noticed performance problems?
4. Any specific pages with issues?
5. Are you tracking analytics currently?
6. What is your current hosting?
7. Do you have backups configured?
8. Who has admin access?
# WordPress Site Audit Report
**Site**: [URL]
**Date**: [Date]
**Auditor**: Claude Code
## Executive Summary
[2-3 sentence overview]
## Scores
| Category | Score | Target |
|----------|-------|--------|
| SEO | X/100 | 80+ |
| Performance | X/100 | 80+ |
| Accessibility | X/100 | 90+ |
| Security | X/10 | 10/10 |
## Critical Issues
1. [Issue 1]
2. [Issue 2]
## Recommendations
### High Priority
- [ ] Fix [issue]
- [ ] Implement [feature]
### Medium Priority
- [ ] Optimize [aspect]
- [ ] Configure [setting]
### Low Priority
- [ ] Consider [improvement]
## Next Steps
1. [Action 1]
2. [Action 2]
# Website Handoff Documentation
## Login Information
- **Admin URL**: [URL]/secure-login
- **Username**: [provided separately]
- **Password**: [provided separately]
## How to Edit Content
### Editing Pages
1. Log in to the admin area
2. Click "Pages" in the left menu
3. Find the page you want to edit
4. Click "Edit"
5. Make your changes
6. Click "Update" to save
### Adding Blog Posts
1. Click "Posts" → "Add New"
2. Enter title and content
3. Set featured image
4. Add categories/tags
5. Click "Publish"
### Uploading Images
1. Click "Media" → "Add New"
2. Drop files or click to upload
3. Images are automatically optimized
## SEO Guidelines
- Each page should have a focus keyword
- Meta descriptions should be 120-160 characters
- Featured images should have ALT text
## Support
Contact [Your Agency] at [email] for assistance.
The orchestrator can trigger other skills automatically:
# Example workflow configuration
on_new_project:
- run: discovery_interview
- run: wordpress-dev/scaffold_theme
- run: ase-config/apply_defaults
- run: seo-optimizer/initial_setup
on_pre_launch:
- run: seo-optimizer/audit
- run: visual-qa/full_site
- run: wp-performance/speed_test
- run: generate_report
# Register as skill
/wp-setup # Start new project setup
/wp-audit # Run comprehensive audit
/wp-optimize # Performance optimization
/wp-seo # SEO review and fixes
/wp-visual # Visual QA screenshots
cd /path/to/project
# Remove old zips
rm -f theme-name-*.zip
# Create versioned zip (exclude dev files)
zip -r theme-name-1.0.0.zip theme-name \
-x "*.git*" \
-x "*node_modules*" \
-x "*.DS_Store" \
-x "*tests/*" \
-x "*.env*"
Before packaging, export current content:
demo-content.json is updated in theme foldercd /path/to/theme
# Initialize and push
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial theme release v1.0.0"
gh repo create theme-name --public --source=. --push
# Push updates
git add .
git commit -m "feat: description of changes v1.0.1"
git push origin main
Install WP Pusher on production site:
username/theme-namemainPull Updates:
Auto-Deploy (Optional):
| Data | Source | |------|--------| | Pages | Title, content, template, slug | | Properties (CPT) | All fields and meta | | Yoast SEO | Focus keyword, meta desc, SEO title | | Featured Images | URLs for re-download | | Theme Options | Custom settings | | Reading Settings | Front page config |
# Export
docker exec wordpress wp eval "print_r(csr_export_demo_content());" --allow-root
# Trigger import
docker exec wordpress wp eval "csr_import_demo_content();" --allow-root
| User Says | Orchestrator Does |
|-----------|-------------------|
| "Set up a new WordPress site" | /wp-setup → Discovery interview → Docker/Playground → Install plugins |
| "Audit this site" | /wp-audit → Run all audit skills in parallel → Compile report |
| "Optimize performance" | Run wp-performance → Apply fixes |
| "Check SEO" | Run seo-optimizer → Show issues |
| "Take screenshots" | Run visual-qa → Analyze results |
| "White label admin" | Run white-label → Apply ASE + Branda settings |
| "Prepare for launch" | /wp-launch → Run all checks → Generate handoff docs |
| "Start Docker WordPress" | Copy wp-docker templates → docker-compose up |
| "Test in Playground" | Run wp-playground blueprint → Open browser |
| "Package theme for distribution" | Export demo content → Create zip → Push to GitHub |
| "Deploy to production" | Setup WP Pusher → Connect GitHub → Pull updates |
All skills are documented at:
/root/.claude/skills/wordpress-dev/ - Development best practices/root/.claude/skills/wordpress-admin/ - Site management/root/.claude/skills/seo-optimizer/ - SEO auditing/root/.claude/skills/visual-qa/ - Visual testing/root/.claude/skills/brand-guide/ - Brand documentation/root/.claude/skills/white-label/ - Admin white-labeling (ASE + Branda)/root/.claude/skills/gsap-animations/ - Animation best practices/root/.claude/skills/wp-performance/ - Performance optimization/root/.claude/skills/wp-docker/ - Docker environment/root/.claude/skills/wp-playground/ - WordPress PlaygroundSlash commands at:
/root/.claude/commands/wp-setup.md/root/.claude/commands/wp-audit.md/root/.claude/commands/wp-launch.mdPlugin bundle at:
/root/.claude/plugins/wordpress-dev-skills/development
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