I’ve been watching AI reshape the web in real time, and trying to make sense of what it actually means, not just what the hype says. Posts here cover AI in WordPress, agentic AI, what’s being built and by whom, and the bigger questions about where the open web is heading.
A conversation about why WordPress core still ships so few AI abilities and the limitations they have got me thinking: why am I making my site fully dependent on Abilities…
A real example of hidden instructions embedded in a product’s website, why the same risk shows up in AI agent skills and hooks more broadly, and a free scanner worth knowing about before installing one.
When I first built this site, I invested a lot of time in getting it up and running. I figured that would be more or less it for a while,…
I gave this talk at WordCamp Asia 2026. The topic is something I’ve been thinking about: why WordPress’s history of open extensibility is actually a structural advantage in the AI era, not just a nostalgic footnote.
Claude can create diagrams, comparison graphics, interactive charts, and more — all as HTML you can screenshot or embed directly in WordPress. Here’s how to prompt it well, what to expect, and a trick for precise browser screenshots most people don’t know about.
Today I woke up to find that Matt Mullenweg, the co-founder of WordPress and CEO of Automattic, had enthusiastically shared this new site across the interwebs as a great example…
WordPress just introduced Agent Skills, and it’s a pretty significant signal. In practical terms, WordPress is starting to define how AI is allowed to act on the platform. That’s a…
Everyone’s having a blast with their new vibe coding superpowers. But I keep thinking about something that doesn’t get enough attention in all the excitement. The reason LLMs can write…