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    WordPress CI/CD Pipeline Builder

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    BUILD Mode: Scaffolds a complete, multi-gate CI/CD pipeline tailored to your stack (VPS, WP Engine, Kinsta, etc.).

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    WordPress CI/CD Pipeline Builder

    WordPress CI/CD Pipeline Builder

    Example session with this skill installed

    Audit our deploy.yml for a WooCommerce child theme. One job runs phpcs with continue-on-error: true and then rsync over SSH with StrictHostKeyChecking=no. It triggers on every push to every branch, and there are no notifications. Last week a broken deploy went unnoticed for a day.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the wordpress ci cd

    Mode: HARDEN. Tier: T2 Standard (theme code, no database migrations). Lint cannot block, and failures are silent.

    #FindingGateImpactEffortScoreFix
    1No failure notificationG35212.5Notify seam with if: failure()
    2Deploys from every branchG2319.0Scope to push on main
    3phpcs cannot block deployG1428.0Separate lint job, needs: lint
    4StrictHostKeyChecking=noG2214.0ssh-keyscan into known_hosts

    Top 3, after

    jobs:
      lint:
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        steps: # checkout, composer install, vendor/bin/phpcs
      deploy:
        needs: lint
        if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' && github.event_name == 'push'
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        steps:
          # rsync steps
          - name: Notify on failure
            if: failure()
            uses: ./.github/actions/notify-failure
    

    Remove continue-on-error from phpcs entirely.

    Acceptance checklist

    • Deploy job declares needs: lint. Currently: fail
    • Deploy only on push to main. Currently: fail
    • Notify step uses if: failure(). Currently: fail
    • known_hosts set with ssh-keyscan. Currently: fail

    Next steps

    • Add DEPLOY_WEBHOOK as a repository secret for the notify action.
    • Test: push echo $unescaped; and confirm deploy shows "skipped".
    • Test: point DEPLOY_PATH at a bad path and confirm an alert arrives.

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    What you get

    Scaffold a blocking CI/CD pipeline for themes and plugins.Audit existing workflows for silent failure modes and security gaps.Implement atomic 'temp-then-swap' rsync deployments to VPS hosts.Configure automated WPCS linting with inline GitHub PR annotations.Add Slack failure notifications to existing deployment jobs.

    About this skill

    Professional WordPress CI/CD for Developers

    Stop dealing with silent deployment failures and insecure WordPress code. This skill turns your AI agent into a Senior DevOps Engineer specialized in WordPress. It automates the creation and auditing of production-grade GitHub Actions pipelines that ensure broken code never reaches your servers.

    What it does

    • BUILD Mode: Scaffolds a complete, multi-gate CI/CD pipeline tailored to your stack (VPS, WP Engine, Kinsta, etc.).
    • HARDEN Mode: Performs a deep technical audit of your existing workflows, scoring security gaps and reliability issues using a developer-centric ROI framework.
    • Blocking Lint Gates: Enforces WordPress Coding Standards (WPCS) as a hard requirement. If security sniffs fail, the deploy job is automatically blocked.
    • Atomic Deploys: Implements temp-then-swap rsync strategies to eliminate site downtime during file transfers.
    • Loud Failures: Configures failure-only alerting via Slack or webhooks, ensuring you know the moment a deploy stalls.

    Why use this skill?

    Most WordPress CI/CD templates are "shallow"—they skip security linting and fail silently when SSH keys expire. This skill implements the blocking-gate pattern used by elite agencies. It saves hours of debugging by moving errors from production logs to GitHub PR annotations using cs2pr. The output is a set of clean, modular YAML files and a verifiable acceptance checklist.

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