AI in WordPress

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April 14, 2026 • Views: 4

@wordpress/build: The Next-Gen Plugin Build Tool Explained

WordPress announced @wordpress/build, the next-generation plugin build tool that replaces @wordpress/scripts. Here is what changes, what stays the same, and how to migrate your plugin when it ships.

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Scaling Your Freelance Biz

April 14, 2026 • Views: 3

Scaling Your WordPress Freelance Business: From Solo to Agency

The operational shifts that separate a solo WordPress freelancer from a functioning agency, productizing services, first-hire decisions, pricing for margin, systems that survive time off, and the trap of hiring before processes exist.

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CMS Ecosystem News

April 14, 2026 • Views: 2

WordPress March 2026 Roundup: AI Agents, WP 7.0 Progress, Community News

The WordPress stories that mattered in March 2026, AI agents writing posts on WordPress.com, WP 7.0 Connectors API and Pattern Overrides, WordCamp Asia fallout, and the plugin ecosystem shifts nobody is talking about.

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React & Vue for CMS

April 14, 2026 • Views: 1

React in WordPress: Building Interactive Blocks and Admin Interfaces

How React actually works inside WordPress, building Gutenberg blocks with @wordpress/scripts, creating admin screens with @wordpress/components, state management with data stores, and when to reach for the Interactivity API instead.

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Proposals & Contracts

April 14, 2026 • Views: 2

WordPress Project Proposals: Templates and Best Practices for Freelancers

How to write WordPress project proposals that win work and prevent scope creep, with a full proposal template, discovery checklist, pricing models, and what to put in the Statement of Work.

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AI in Web Development

April 14, 2026 • Views: 3

AI Code Review for WordPress: Using Claude and Copilot to Audit Plugins

A practical workflow for running AI-assisted code reviews on WordPress plugins using Claude and GitHub Copilot, covering security audits, WPCS compliance, PHPStan integration, prompt patterns that work, and where AI still gets it wrong.

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Deployment Strategies • Dev Workflows

April 14, 2026 • Views: 4

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.

AI crawlers eating your bandwidth - how to block them on WordPress

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April 6, 2026 • Views: 20

How to Block AI Crawlers from Scraping Your WordPress Site: The Complete Technical Guide

The Wake-Up Call: When Meta’s Crawler Scraped a Site 7.9 Million Times A few months ago, a web developer posted on Reddit’s...

Can you influence what ChatGPT says about you - AI SEO for WordPress

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April 6, 2026 • Views: 6

AI SEO for WordPress: Can You Actually Influence What ChatGPT Says About Your Site?

The New SEO Frontier: AI Search Is Here, and the Rules Are Still Being Written Something fundamental is shifting in the search landscape....

MCP Protocol Explained - How AI agents connect to external tools

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April 6, 2026 • Views: 10

MCP Protocol Explained: How AI Agents Connect to External Tools

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) defines how AI agents connect to external tools and data sources. This guide covers MCP client-server architecture, stdio vs SSE transport, building MCP servers, and WordPress use cases.