From wordpress-skills
Validates WordPress ACF field-group architecture, CPT/taxonomy decisions, repeater/flexible-content fit, ACF JSON sync, and meta-query risks.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/wordpress-skills:wp-acf-review file-or-directoryThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Use and follow the **wp-acf-and-content-modeling** skill to perform a comprehensive WordPress ACF and content modeling review. **Target**: $ARGUMENTS (if empty, use current working directory) Execute the full review workflow from the skill, load reference files as needed, and format output using the skill's Output Format section with severity levels (Critical/Warning/Info). Explicitly call out CPT-vs-taxonomy-vs-field decisions, ACF JSON drift, and performance risks when the model leans too hard on `postmeta`. If query cost is a major issue, suggest running `/wp-perf-review` for deeper pe...
Use and follow the wp-acf-and-content-modeling skill to perform a comprehensive WordPress ACF and content modeling review.
Target: $ARGUMENTS (if empty, use current working directory)
Execute the full review workflow from the skill, load reference files as needed, and format output using the skill's Output Format section with severity levels (Critical/Warning/Info). Explicitly call out CPT-vs-taxonomy-vs-field decisions, ACF JSON drift, and performance risks when the model leans too hard on postmeta. If query cost is a major issue, suggest running /wp-perf-review for deeper performance analysis.
npx claudepluginhub jorgerosal/wordpress-skills/wp-perf-reviewReviews WordPress code for performance issues in a file or directory, detecting database anti-patterns, caching problems, hook inefficiencies, and scalability concerns.