The MCP Adapter lets AI agents like Claude talk to your WordPress site. It turns WordPress “abilities” into tools an AI can call, so you can ask an assistant to pull your orders, check SEO scores, or read site settings [...]
Cloudways recently released an official MCP server. Once it is connected to Claude Code, I can ask about my servers, apps, PHP settings and monitoring graphs in plain language, without opening the Cloudways dashboard. The same connection can also restart [...]
I build WordPress sites from Figma files. For the past year, an AI agent has been reading those files directly and writing the first version of every page. How usable that first version is comes down to a few habits [...]
Every Figma MCP demo looks the same. Point the agent at a frame, get a React component, done. Then you try it on a real project and find out the demo skipped everything that matters: the design has two breakpoints [...]
A founder emails me a link to something they built in an afternoon with Lovable. It looks great. Then comes the inevitable line: “can you just put it on WordPress?” That word, “just,” is where the trouble starts. AI app [...]
A while back I wanted to see where one of my posts ranked in Israel. I was in another country at the time, so I did the obvious thing and searched the keyword myself. The results I got were for [...]
Contact forms are magnets for spam bots. The usual fix is Google reCAPTCHA, but it adds friction for real visitors and hands their data to an ad network. Cloudflare Turnstile is a free, privacy-friendly alternative. It confirms a visitor is [...]
Checking Google Analytics usually means logging in, choosing a report, setting a date range, and clicking through menus to find one number. It works, but it is slow when all you want is a quick answer. There is now a [...]
WP Rocket is the caching plugin most people reach for to speed up WordPress. Its newest feature changes how you work with it. Instead of clicking through settings screens, you can now ask an AI assistant to read your configuration, [...]
I see this mistake in code reviews all the time. The code looks clean, the indentation is calm, and every line has an await in the right place. Then you open the Network panel and realize the page is waiting [...]
Google Analytics will happily show you a pile of 404 hits, but it answers the wrong question. It tells you which URL failed, not how anyone reached a broken address. That second question is the one that matters, because it [...]
Lighthouse 13.3 added a fifth audit category: Agentic Browsing. It checks how well your website works when an AI agent browses it on a user’s behalf. That makes it one of the first browser-level signals for what people are starting [...]