ProcessWire Skills

Create GitHub-flavored markdown alerts (callouts) for READMEs and issues

Analyzes git status, groups changes logically, and generates conventional commit messages

Converts raw instructions into standardized, token-efficient SKILL.md files

Coding standards, security, and best practices for ProcessWire PHP development

Advanced module development techniques including Admin UIs, security patterns, virtual templates, and robust integrations

Core API variables, functions, classes, and ProcessWire coding conventions for page/data manipulation and development

Best practices for ProcessWire development - coding standards, database handling, module development

Custom page classes, class naming, inheritance, interfaces, hookable methods, IDE integration with phpdoc

Field configuration access patterns, Field vs Inputfield relationship, configuration storage, and universal patterns for ProcessWire development

Field types, inputfields, repeaters, images, file handling, field dependencies, and custom field configuration

Installation, upgrade, directory structure, pages/templates/fields concepts, API access patterns, and foundational ProcessWire development guidance

Hook types (before/after/replace), defining hooks, URL/path hooks, conditional hooks, hook priority, adding methods/properties, and hookable methods

Complete checklist for ProcessWire module development covering hooks, configuration, testing, and deployment

Module types, module development, autoload modules, site modules, third-party modules, LazyCron, and module configuration

Multi-language fields, URLs, translation functions, language switching, code i18n, and language packs

Security best practices, file permissions, admin security, two-factor authentication, input sanitization, CSRF protection, and secure coding

Selector syntax, operators, OR/AND groups, sub-selectors, sorting, limiting, access control, and input sanitization for querying pages

Output strategies (direct, delayed, markup regions), URL segments, pagination, file includes, and front-end rendering patterns

Role-based access control, permissions, template access control, user management, and checking user permissions via API

Analyze prompts to reduce token usage while maintaining logic

Refines vague prompts into concise technical instructions upon request

Generate ProcessWire field definitions and migration code using RockMigrations