“experiment”
173 repositories, including 146 with fewer than two releases. Show released plugins only
Experimental ClassicPress directory integration plugin.
In active development: A comparison of possible sync engines and transports for Gutenberg RTC
Propose multiple price suggestions for WooCommerce Name Your Price
Variable Mix and Match Products
Experiments with coupon restrictions.
A feature flags system for beta testing experimental features in WordPress.
Dynmamic Term Filtering for WooCommerce Mix and Match Products
A developer-focused interface to enabling experimental ElasticPress plugin features.
** PRE-RELEASE EXPERIMENTAL NOT FOR PRODUCTION ** Make every WooCommerce store discoverable by AI shopping assistants while keeping checkout, customer data, and brand experience under merchant control
An Experimental WordPress AI block composer: generate and insert blocks via natural language using the WP AI Client
Wordpress wrapper to expose Carbon Fields to WpGraphQL queries.
EXPERIMENTAL plugin extending WPGraphQL to support querying (Gutenberg) Blocks as data, using Server Side Block registries to map Blocks to the GraphQL Schema.
A WordPress plugin that uses the Enhance SSR PHP library to render web components on the server
Adds speculative loading to the WP Admin for prerendering links with moderate eagerness in the Admin Bar and Admin Menu. Experimental.
A plugin for WordPress.org experimental core features to be developed in.
Experimental WordPress reference implementation for Collaboration Content Transfer (TCT) Draft-03.
An experimental plugin for building multilingual websites using WordPress and Advanced Custom Fields 🌀
This plugin is for TESTING PURPOSES ONLY. It generates PDFs from Elementor Pro form submissions and attaches them to emails. Users must create and configure their own PDF templates. Do not use…
This plugin provides several custom form fields for Elementor Pro, enabling developers to test more complex and interactive form functionalities. It includes fields like Repeater, Table, Multiple Checkbox Required, Signature, Hidden Date,…
Experiment: bridge the WordPress Abilities API to the browser WebMCP API, exposing wp-admin abilities as tools to in-browser AI agents.