Instructions alone will not give a model an identity. Three ways to train one persona into a small model, and why first-person statements generalized better than chat demonstrations or factual documents.
How WordPress 7.0 handles author link title attributes: the archive link drops its title by default, and core author functions gain a parameter to toggle the tooltip.
Ten data points on the business value of user experience, from the 1:100 rule and page speed to Hick’s law and design maturity, written from a developer’s point of view.
How to move past vibe coding to a spec-driven agentic AI workflow for production WordPress: persistent specifications, guardrails against silent failures, and automated tests, using tools like CodeSpeak and the Claude API.
A look at recent Modern CSS updates for WordPress: the nth-child(n of selector) syntax, flying focus via the View Transition API, prefers-reduced-motion, and browser support in Chrome 148 and Safari 26.5.
Why AI performance problems usually trace back to inference architecture, not the model: retrieval quality, context compression, compute routing, and speculative decoding, with fine-tuning often a distraction.
A practical workflow for Claude Code: use Plan Mode before it touches your code, keep a CLAUDE.md skill file so fixes stick, and keep the context lean. The goal is production-ready WordPress, not AI-generated technical debt.
The WooCommerce integration for Claude adds 18 prebuilt AI workflows that behave like a senior analyst inside your store, from revenue triage to inventory risk reviews. They run as slash commands over live data, not static charts.
You don’t need a JavaScript bundle to calculate a discount. With the upgraded attr(), mod(), and round() CSS functions, you can do the math in the style engine, cut latency, and ship a lighter shop.
The ShadowRealm API is a TC39 proposal for running JavaScript in a fully isolated environment on the same thread. For WordPress and WooCommerce work, it means third-party scripts can no longer pollute the global scope or break core functionality.