skills/wp-add-skills/SKILL.md
Install official WordPress agent-skills from the WordPress/agent-skills GitHub repository. Invoke when user asks to install WordPress skills, says "add WordPress skills", "install WordPress agent skills", or uses /wp-add-skills. Has side effects: clones a repository, installs 13 skills to the global skills directory. Requires user confirmation before installation. Supports --list and --update flags.
npx skillsauth add kanopi/cms-cultivator wp-add-skillsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Install official WordPress agent-skills from the WordPress/agent-skills repository.
This skill installs software to your system:
Installation paths differ by environment (see Tier 1 vs Tier 2 below).
Confirmation required before installation begins.
/wp-add-skills — Install 13 WordPress skills/wp-add-skills --list — List installed WordPress skills/wp-add-skills --update — Update to latest versiongit --version)node --version) — v18 or v20 recommendedSkills install path: ~/.agents/skills/ (Codex standard path)
~/.agents/skills/ that match WordPress patternThis will install 13 WordPress skills to ~/.agents/skills/
Prerequisites needed: git 2.0+, Node.js v16+, ~100MB disk space
Reply "confirm" to proceed, "cancel" to abort.
# Clone repository
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/WordPress/agent-skills /tmp/wp-skills-install
# Build skills
cd /tmp/wp-skills-install
node skillpack-build.mjs --clean
# Install to Codex path
node skillpack-install.mjs --global --path ~/.agents/skills/
# Cleanup
rm -rf /tmp/wp-skills-install
Skills install path: ~/.claude/skills/ (Claude Code path)
ls -la ~/.claude/skills/ | grep wp- || echo "No WordPress skills installed"
git --version && node --version && df -h ~ | tail -1
Installing 13 WordPress skills to ~/.claude/skills/
Prerequisites:
✅ Git: {version}
✅ Node.js: {version}
✅ Disk space: {available}
Reply "confirm" to proceed, "cancel" to abort.
# Step 1: Clone
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/WordPress/agent-skills /tmp/wp-skills-$(date +%s)
# Step 2: Build
cd /tmp/wp-skills-*
node skillpack-build.mjs --clean
# Step 3: Install to Claude Code path
node skillpack-install.mjs --global
# Step 4: Verify
ls ~/.claude/skills/ | grep -c "" | xargs echo "Skills installed:"
# Step 5: Cleanup
rm -rf /tmp/wp-skills-*
| Step | Duration | |------|----------| | Prerequisites check | ~2s | | Clone repository | ~28s | | Build skills | ~14s | | Install globally | ~2s | | Verify installation | ~1s | | Cleanup | ~1s |
✅ Installation Complete!
Installed: 13 WordPress skills
Location: {skills-directory}
Total time: ~70 seconds
Next steps:
- Test: "How do I create a custom Gutenberg block?"
- List skills: wp-add-skills --list
chmod 755 {skills-directory}tools
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