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Guidance for building block themes and custom Gutenberg blocks using theme.json, HTML templates, and server-rendered blocks for WordPress 6.7+.
Practical reference and how-to for Full Site Editing (FSE) in WordPress: using theme.json, HTML block templates, template parts, block patterns, and custom blocks (block.json + render.php). Includes production examples, development workflow (@wordpress/scripts, wp-env), and best practices for accessibility and performance.
Use this skill when creating new block themes, migrating classic themes to FSE, building custom server-rendered or client blocks, or standardising design tokens via theme.json. Not for heavy server-side application logic.
Best for agents that help with web/PHP development, WordPress workflows, and code editing (e.g., Copilot, Codex, Claude Code).
WordPress FSE/block editor reference skill with comprehensive theme.json, block development, and migration guidance. No bundled scripts — purely instructional content. Code examples demonstrate good security practices (wp_kses_post, esc_html). Monolithic SKILL.md at ~6000 chars context limit rather than using progressive disclosure references effectively. Marked as user-invocable: false, serving as a toolchain reference rather than a standalone agent skill.
Solid reference documentation for WordPress FSE development. Main architectural concern is the monolithic SKILL.md that could benefit from better progressive disclosure — moving detailed examples into references/ directory. Security examples are good (proper escaping functions used). No scripts to audit. The skill's usefulness is moderate — valuable for WordPress developers but niche in the broader agent skill ecosystem.
