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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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    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.

    • Does not automate database migrations or local environment setup.
    • Requires pre-configured GitHub Secrets for authenticating with servers.
    • Not intended for one-off FTP deployments on shared hosting.

    How to use

    1. 1

      Connect your agent to the Agensi MCP

      Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent that supports MCP. It sets up the connection for you. Manual setup

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      Sign in to Agensi

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      Ask for what you need

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    What's inside

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The skill provides your AI agent with specialized DevOps logic to generate or audit GitHub Actions YAML files, specifically configured for WordPress environments like Bedrock, WP Engine, or custom VPS setups.

    Yes, the 'Harden' mode allows the agent to analyze your existing GitHub Actions YAML files, identify security vulnerabilities or silent failure risks, and provide optimized code to fix them.

    This skill is designed for any Large Language Model (LLM) capable of executing tool-based prompts, such as GPT-4, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, or specialized coding assistants like Cursor.

    It implements 'blocking lint gates' using PHPCS and WordPress Coding Standards (WPCS), which automatically halt the deployment process if security vulnerabilities or syntax errors are detected in your code.

    You receive the specialized skill definition for your agent, template configurations for various hosting environments, and a step-by-step implementation guide for integrating Slack/Webhook notifications.

    No, it is platform-agnostic; while it optimizes for WordPress-specific structures, it supports various deployment methods including rsync via SSH, SFTP, and specialized hooks for managed hosts like Kinsta or Pantheon.