NHR Core Contributions

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You contribute to WordPress. NHR Core Contributions puts that record on your own website: enter a WordPress.org username and add the blocks you want. Everything is fetched for you and kept up to date.

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✨ Blocks

• NHR Core Contributions: a paginated list of every core changeset that gives you props, with component, ticket, changeset and date. Switch it to Gutenberg to list the Gutenberg commits that credit you. Three styles: Default, Minimal and Timeline.
• Contributor Card: your name and avatar, headline numbers, first and latest contribution and your top core components.
• Contribution Stats: the headline numbers on their own.
• Contribution Activity: your core contributions per year as a bar chart.
• Release Badges: every WordPress release whose credits include you.
• WordPress.org Badges: your profile badges, such as Core, Documentation, Polyglots (translation), Meta, Accessibility and WordCamp speaker or organizer.
• Plugins and Themes: the plugins or themes you have published on WordPress.org, with installs and rating.

🧩 Built to fit your site

• Blocks follow your theme’s colors and typography and work in light and dark designs. Pick one accent color per block if you want.
• No JavaScript and one small stylesheet on the front end.
• A default username in Tools → Core Contributions, or a different username per block.
• Data is cached. Per-year totals, top components and release credits are gathered in the background, never while a visitor waits.
• AI Agent & MCP Ready: on WordPress 6.9 and later, AI agents and MCP clients (through the WordPress MCP Adapter) can read the same data through five read-only abilities.

📦 Block Usage

• Open a post or page in the block editor.
• Add any of the blocks above. They are grouped under “NHR Core Contributions” in the block inserter, and searching for “nhr” or “contributor” finds all of them.
• Enter a WordPress.org username in the block settings, or leave it empty to use the default one.
• Publish.

External Services

The plugin fetches public contribution data for the WordPress.org username you enter. That username is the only data sent. Requests are made from your server when a block (or an AI ability) needs data that is not cached yet, and by a background task that gathers contribution history.

GitHub API (https://api.github.com/): lists the commits in the official WordPress core mirror (WordPress/wordpress-develop) and in WordPress/gutenberg that credit the username. If you save a GitHub token in the settings, it is sent to GitHub with these requests and to no one else.
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WordPress.org (https://api.wordpress.org/ and https://profiles.wordpress.org/): release credits, the plugins and themes published by the username, and the public profile page (display name, member-since date and badges). Plugin icons and theme screenshots are shown from WordPress.org servers (ps.w.org, ts.w.org), so a visitor’s browser requests them.
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Gravatar (https://secure.gravatar.com/): the contributor’s profile picture is shown from Gravatar, so a visitor’s browser requests it.
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