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Self-Declared Safety Isn’t Safety
WordPress Abilities API annotations describe danger. Only permission_callback prevents it. Here is why that distinction matters more now.
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Write the Ticket Right, or Fix It Twice
As AI agents do more of the coding, writing a clear issue template matters more, not less. Lessons from WordPress and Drupal’s issue queues.
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From Autocomplete to Orchestration: What Comes Next for the WordPress Developer
Developers use AI in 60 percent of their work but can fully delegate only 0 to 20 percent. That gap has a name. Here’s what closing it actually looks like for WordPress plugin developers.
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Nobody Notices a Good Migration. That’s the Point.
A practical, jargon free guide to migrating WordPress sites without downtime. DNS timing, database syncs, and rollback plans that actually work.
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WordPress Theme Development Had Four Eras. We’re in the Last One.
From Kubrick to agentic workflows, a reflection on how WordPress theme development quietly changed four times, and what’s left for developers to actually own.
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The Best UX Decision We Made Was Removing Options
We wanted to build a feature-rich WordPress image CDN plugin. Our manager said two toggles. He was right. Here’s what that taught us about good UX.
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Lax Abilities Toolkit: Publishing a Post Should Take One Sentence
Publishing a blog post takes five steps. Open the dashboard. Paste content. Assign categories. Set a status. Hit publish. It should take one sentence. That is the idea behind Lax Abilities Toolkit. What it is Lax Abilities Toolkit is a WordPress plugin that connects your site to any MCP-compatible AI client. Posts, pages, categories, tags,…
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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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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.
