AI Assistants Send Wrong Links: Fix Your WordPress 404
AI assistants invent plausible URLs. Find them in GA4, stop core's loose 404 guess, and show related results with keyword search plus the AI Client.
Abilities API
Add Abilities to Your Plugin: A Working Example
Register an ability with the WordPress Abilities API: a tested example, the permission callback mistake shown with real output, and what to return.
Four Ways to Connect an AI Agent to WordPress, and How to Pick One
WordPress MCP compared: the official MCP Adapter, Elementor MCP, unofficial servers and the Abilities REST API, plus a rule for choosing.
Give AI a Job, Not the Keys: How to Scope AI on Your WordPress Site
A five-step way to scope what AI can do on your WordPress site: one written job, a limited user, plan before action, staging first, and an undo. Includes what WooCommerce and common plugins allow today.
Agents Read the Accessibility Tree, Not Your CSS
Chrome opened a WebMCP origin trial and shipped Lighthouse agentic audits. Safari shipped an MCP server. The line buried in Chrome's docs that matters most: agents use the accessibility tree as their primary data model.
Deciding Which Abilities an AI Client Can See in WP 7.1
WordPress 7.1 adds a unified public exposure flag and a shared filtering pipeline to wp_get_abilities(). The resolution order, the two callbacks, the two global filters, the REST metadata trap, and why filtering is discovery and not authorisation.
WordPress Can Now Hand Its Schemas to an AI Client
WordPress 7.1 adds wp_prepare_json_schema_for_client(), turning internal schemas into portable draft-04 output. What it strips, the two profiles, and the Abilities API changes that ship alongside it.
An AI Agent Can Call Your Abilities. Now You Can Intercept It.
WordPress 7.1 adds four filters around the Abilities API execution pipeline, so you can short-circuit a call, enrich its input, override the permission result, or transform what comes back. What each one is, where it fires, and the patterns that matter once an AI agent is the caller.
Build a WordPress MCP Server in 20 Minutes: Expose Your Site to Claude
A hands-on tutorial: install the WordPress MCP Adapter, expose one Ability as an MCP tool, and connect Claude Code so an AI agent can discover and run your site's functionality - in about twenty minutes.
WordPress 7.0 Shipped: What the Abilities API JS Client Lets You Build Now
WordPress 7.0 'Armstrong' shipped the client-side Abilities API. Here is what @wordpress/abilities and @wordpress/core-abilities let you build - registering, executing, and querying AI-ready abilities in JavaScript, with real code.
AI Course Authoring on WordPress: How Learnomy Pro Generates Course Structure From a Prompt
Learnomy Pro's AI Authoring generates course outlines from a prompt inside WordPress, so your course structure, student data, and payment records stay on your own infrastructure — accessible to AI agents via the REST API.
WordPress CI/CD: GitHub Actions for Automated Deployment
A practical CI/CD pipeline for WordPress with GitHub Actions, covering PHPCS linting, PHPUnit tests, SSH-based deployment, WP-CLI remote commands, staging to production promotion, and secrets management.
WordPress AI Agents: Developer Guide for 2026
Automattic shipped an entire AI stack in under two months: OAuth 2.1 for agents, MCP Adapter, Claude Connector, Cowork plugin, AI Assistant, and a WP AI Client proposal for WordPress 7.0. Here is everything that landed and what it means for developers.
AI Prompt Injection in WordPress: What Plugin Developers Must Know
WordPress AI plugins are vulnerable to prompt injection attacks. Learn real attack scenarios from a 2026 IEEE study, OWASP mitigation strategies with PHP code examples, and a complete security checklist for LLM-powered plugins.
The Journey and Lessons from My First WordCamp Nepal 2026
A first-hand account of attending WordCamp Nepal 2026 as a Wbcom Designs project manager - Contributor Day sessions, talks, and takeaways from a local WordPress community event.
Headless WordPress Guide: Step-by-Step for 2026
The definitive headless WordPress guide for 2026. Learn how to build decoupled WordPress sites with Next.js 15, Astro 5, WPGraphQL 2.x, edge rendering, WordPress 7.0 Abilities API, and AI-powered content pipelines via MCP adapters. Includes step-by-step code examples, framework comparisons, deployment architecture, and FAQ schema.