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Intelephense with WordPress stubs enabled. The base intelephense plugin does not include WordPress stubs, so WordPress core functions like add_action, get_post, wp_nonce_field, etc. are reported as undefined. This plugin adds "wordpress" to the built-in stubs list alongside all 69 default PHP stubs, giving accurate diagnostics in WordPress projects. Users install this instead of the base intelephense plugin.
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Summary
wordpress-intelephenseplugin — Intelephense with WordPress stubs enabledintelephenseplugin does not include WordPress stubs, so WordPress core functions (add_action,get_post,wp_nonce_field, etc.) are reported as undefined"wordpress"to the stubs list alongside all 69 default PHP stubsintelephensepluginWhy a separate plugin?
Non-WordPress PHP developers should not get WordPress stubs by default. A separate plugin keeps it opt-in while matching the repo's existing pattern of one plugin per use case.
Files
wordpress-intelephense/.claude-plugin/plugin.json— plugin metadatawordpress-intelephense/.lsp.json— Intelephense config with all default stubs +"wordpress"wordpress-intelephense/hooks/— auto-install hook (same as base plugin)wordpress-intelephense/README.md— usage docsREADME.md— updated with new plugin entry