The wp-content CLI lets you publish new versions of your private plugins and themes, check release information, and automate deployments directly from the command line.
A lightweight command-line tool to publish, manage, and automate your private WordPress plugin and theme releases — directly from your terminal.
Got questions about how the CLI works or how to integrate it into your workflow? Here are some quick answers to help you get started with wp-content CLI.
The wp-content CLI lets you publish new versions of your private plugins and themes, check release information, and automate deployments directly from the command line.
No. The CLI can connect to any API compatible with the wp-content.io endpoints. You can use your own custom infrastructure, as long as it follows the same structure.
You can pass your API key and endpoint as environment variables or directly as command parameters. See the documentation for examples and best practices.
Yes. The CLI is fully compatible with CI/CD pipelines like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines, and more.
We also provide a ready-to-use Docker image to simplify integration in containerized environments. You’ll find setup examples in the documentation.
Download the standalone .phar file from the official website, make it executable, and use it directly in your terminal. Installation only takes a few seconds.
No. The CLI tool does not collect or transmit any personal data. All API requests are authenticated securely using your credentials.