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Abilities Scout v1.2.0: Primitives-first scoring, MCP live, API-correct stubs
WordPress 6.9 shipped the Abilities API. Now the question is which parts of your plugin should use it. Not all of it. Not even most of it. The Abilities API is designed for atomic, composable units. Things AI agents can discover, call, and chain. The more focused the ability, the more useful it is. So…
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Laura – A content OS for developers and indie hackers
AI made writing faster. Idea to draft to publish. What used to take days now takes hours. But I kept losing track of everything. What was published? What was half-written? What was just an idea sitting in my notes? I tried spreadsheets. Too flat.I tried a private WordPress site. Too heavy.I almost built something from…
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I Can’t Draw, But Now I Make Memes With AI
I can’t draw. Can’t paint. Can’t design. But I started making memes with AI anyway. Here’s what happened when I stopped waiting for someone else to create what I needed.
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MCP Tracker: A Simple Tool That Shows You What AI Is Doing on Your WordPress Site
MCP Tracker is a simple WordPress plugin that logs and inspects MCP tool calls on your site. If you are building AI integrations with WordPress, this gives you the visibility you need.
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The Bookstore That Won (And What It Teaches Software Builders)
A small-town bookstore beat two photocopy shops. The lesson for software builders: crowded markets signal demand, and differentiation is everything.
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While Everyone Pitches, You Listen
Most developers chase scale. The smart ones build trust first. Here’s why serving your micro-niche beats shouting at the crowd.
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Two Refunds, Two Mistakes, Zero Fixes
Getting refunded twice doesn’t build trust when the same mistake happens again. How operational friction loses happy customers.
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Too many cooks? Depends on what you’re cooking
Too many cooks spoil the broth? Not in product development. The secret is coordination, not crowd control.
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Code Is Free. Distribution Isn’t.
Code is becoming a commodity. The real challenge for developers isn’t writing code anymore—it’s distribution, marketing, and building trust with users.