WordPress Studio 1.7.0 Expands Command Line Control
WordPress Studio 1.7.0 introduces Studio CLI v2, enabling command-line control of nearly all features and integrated WP-CLI support for local development workflows.
WordPress released Studio 1.7.0 in January 2026, bringing significant enhancements to its local development environment with the introduction of Studio CLI v2. The update transforms Studio into a full-featured command-line tool that appeals to developers and power users who prefer terminal-based workflows.
Comprehensive CLI Capabilities
Studio CLI v2 enables command-line control of nearly every feature except Sync, including creating and managing local sites, connecting to WordPress.com, and executing site management tasks. The comprehensive command-line interface makes Studio compatible with AI-assisted development tools like Claude Code and Cursor, enabling automated workflows and scripted site management.
Integrated WP-CLI Support
One of the key features is direct WP-CLI integration through the studio wp command, eliminating the need to install or configure WP-CLI separately. Developers can run commands like studio wp core version to check WordPress versions, studio wp plugin list to view installed plugins, and studio wp core update-db to run database updates. The integration automatically executes WP-CLI commands in the correct context for the current site, streamlining common development tasks from the terminal.
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