Find misleading ability annotations before they ship.
What it does
Checks a WordPress plugin's ability registrations for misleading annotations, permission and schema problems, and audit-document inconsistencies.
When to use it
Use before merging registered abilities, to check shipped plugins for regressions, or to validate an audit before implementation.
How to use it
Give it a plugin checkout and report destination; it writes a verification report, using static mode unless runtime mode is requested.
What you provide
- the plugin checkout path
- the report output path
- An existing project
Uses
Good to know
- cannot be undone: /tmp/audit.yaml
- edits its own instructions
What you need · 3
The compatibility statement calls for a filesystem-based agent with bash and node.
Static enumeration calls for ripgrep with multiline and PCRE2 support to find registrations split across lines.
Access · 3
This skill
/tmp/audit.yaml
Extracts audit YAML into /tmp (irreversible)
WordPress
Starts the WordPress development environment
Creates a temporary WordPress subscriber