Is it safe to run destructive queries like DELETE?

While the skill can execute these queries, the instructions require Claude to confirm with the user before performing any UPDATE or DELETE operations to prevent accidental data loss.

How does this skill access my database?

The skill reads credentials from your local CLAUDE.local.md file and executes queries via standard Docker Compose commands directly on your machine.

Can I see vertical query output for complex data?

Yes, the skill is instructed to use the \G suffix for complex queries to provide a readable vertical output format.

Does it support WordPress Multisite?

Yes, it is pre-configured to handle various table prefixes including wp_multisite_, wp_nightly_, and version-specific installs like wp_6_6_.

What prerequisites are needed to use this skill?

You must have Docker Compose running with a MariaDB service and have your database credentials stored in a CLAUDE.local.md file.

WordPress SQL Manager

Name: WordPress SQL Manager
Author: Microck

byMicrock

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Database Management

Executes SQL queries against WordPress development databases to inspect data, debug issues, and manage tables within Docker environments.

About

The WordPress SQL Manager skill empowers Claude to interact directly with MariaDB databases in a WordPress development environment, facilitating real-time data inspection and troubleshooting. It automates complex Docker Compose commands and supports a wide range of WordPress installation prefixes, including multisite, nightly builds, and version-specific environments. By securely retrieving credentials from local configuration files, it provides a seamless interface to query Simple History events, verify table schemas, and perform data audits directly through the Claude Code interface.

Key Features

Automated Docker-based SQL query execution for MariaDB
81 GitHub stars
Support for multiple WordPress table prefixes and multisite installs
Safety-first approach for UPDATE and DELETE operations
Specialized querying for Simple History event logs and metadata
Secure database credential retrieval from local configuration

Use Cases

Inspecting database table structures and validating data counts during development
Debugging database inconsistencies across different WordPress core versions
Auditing site activity and history by querying event log tables

About

Key Features

Automated Docker-based SQL query execution for MariaDB
81 GitHub stars
Support for multiple WordPress table prefixes and multisite installs
Safety-first approach for UPDATE and DELETE operations
Specialized querying for Simple History event logs and metadata
Secure database credential retrieval from local configuration

Use Cases

Inspecting database table structures and validating data counts during development
Debugging database inconsistencies across different WordPress core versions
Auditing site activity and history by querying event log tables