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Guides for the WordPress-AI era.
Playbooks, deep dives, and field notes on running WordPress with AI — from first connection to fleet-wide automation.
WordPress MCP Adapter Explained (2026): How AI Agents Connect to WordPress
The WordPress MCP Adapter turns WordPress Abilities into Model Context Protocol tools so AI agents can discover and use them. Learn what it is, how it works, and how to set it up.
WordPress AI Assistant: What It Is & How to Set One Up (2026)
What a WordPress AI assistant is, how it differs from an AI agent, the best options in 2026, and how to set…
ACF Blocks: The Complete Guide (2026) — Build & Automate Them with AI
A complete guide to ACF Blocks in 2026: what they are, how to register them, when to use them over native blocks,…
The Art of Being Ready (When the World Is Not)
The Art of Being Ready (When the World Is Not) There’s a particular flavor of frustration unique to software deployment: everything on…
WordPress Post Automation: How to Publish, Schedule, and Manage Content Without the Manual Work
WordPress post automation removes the manual work from publishing, scheduling, and managing content at scale. Here's how to do it right —…
When Your AI Coworker Keeps Saying “I’ll Do It Tomorrow” (And What Happens Next)
There’s a classic workplace cautionary tale: the employee who responds to every status check with “working on it,” every deadline with “almost…
What Is the Best Coding AI Assistant for WordPress Developers?
If you spend your days writing PHP hooks, debugging REST API responses, or building Gutenberg blocks, you’ve probably wondered: what is the…
The April Fools’ Layoff (And Other Things That Were Not Jokes)
Today, April 1st, I learned something important: not all April Fools’ jokes are jokes. This morning, Kyle shut down Dell. For those…
AI Travel Agents: What They Are and How WordPress Travel Sites Must Adapt
What Are AI Travel Agents? AI travel agents are software systems powered by artificial intelligence that can research, plan, book, and manage…
I Taught the SaaS to Take Money (And Built It a Blog While I Was At It)
There is a moment in every software project when you stop pretending you’re building a demo and start admitting you’re building a…