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PHP coding standards and WordPress patterns for ActivityPub plugin. Use when writing PHP code, creating classes, implementing WordPress hooks, or structuring plugin files.
WordPress and WooCommerce development guidelines with PHP best practices, security standards, and extensibility patterns
Create a new Magento 2 module in app/code/. This skill should be used when the user wants to create a module, scaffold a new module, generate module boilerplate, or set up a custom module. It handles registration.php, composer.json, module.xml generation with configurable dependencies. Trigger phrases include "create module", "new module", "scaffold module", "generate module".
Detects code smells in PHP codebases. Identifies God Class, Feature Envy, Data Clumps, Long Parameter List, Long Method, Primitive Obsession, Message Chains, Inappropriate Intimacy. Generates actionable reports with refactoring recommendations.
Create, repair, or extend local Docker Compose and Dockerfile setups for PHP/Laravel and CMS projects, Node.js, Python, and monorepos. Use when Dockerizing a project for development, adding local databases or supporting services, or safely merging existing development Compose configurations. Inspect the repository first, infer safe defaults, ask only about unresolved high-impact choices, preserve existing work, and verify generated files. Do not use as a production deployment workflow.
Expert guidance for Laravel PHP development following best practices, SOLID principles, and Laravel conventions
Generate Pest tests for FilamentPHP v4 resources, forms, tables, and authorization
Integrate, configure, and deploy Platformatic Watt for Node.js and PHP applications. Use when users ask to: - "add watt", "setup watt", "integrate watt", "configure watt" - "deploy with watt", "containerize my app", "deploy to kubernetes" - "migrate to watt", "port my app to watt" - "create watt.json", "configure platformatic" - "wattpm", "wattpm create", "wattpm inject", "wattpm logs" - use wattpm CLI commands, manage running applications - work with Node.js application servers - run PHP, WordPress, or Laravel in Node.js Supports Next.js, Express, Fastify, Koa, Remix, Astro, NestJS, PHP, WordPress, and Laravel.
Use when writing, changing or reviewing any Bagisto PHP or Blade — the conventions this codebase holds to, covering Laravel idiom, code style, comments and docblocks, database access, Blade, security and localization. Trigger phrases include "standards", "conventions", "code style", "docblock", "comments", "repository pattern", "blade", "component", "binding", "event", "migration", "security", "XSS", "authorization", "escaping", "is this safe", "best practice".
Write tests with Pest 3/PHPUnit, feature tests, unit tests, mocking, fakes, and factories. Use when testing controllers, services, models, or implementing TDD.
Code quality tooling with PHPStan, Pint, and strict types. Use when working with code quality, static analysis, formatting, or when user mentions PHPStan, Pint, quality, static analysis, type safety, code style, linting.
Run local development commands on the Dayuse.com project. Use when starting/stopping Docker, running PHP tests (PHPUnit), frontend tests, linting (PHPStan, CS-Fixer, ESLint), database migrations, Elasticsearch indexing, translations, or any inv task. All commands require pipenv and Docker.