Notes from the WordPress 7.0 product review meeting with Matt Mullenweg: a CSS-level admin refresh, a customizable dashboard, real-time co-editing over a pluggable transport, the AI Client and its settings UI, and PHP-only block registration.
Nine things I check when a WordPress site is not turning up in AI search: answer-first writing, topical clusters, JSON-LD schema, explicit authorship, and a robots.txt that is not quietly blocking GPTBot.
Lily Burton moved from biochemistry into science journalism and used the WordPress AI website builder to put a portfolio online in sixty minutes. Why shipping the prototype beat building the perfect site, and how to adjust the generated layout afterwards.
Automattic shipped a developer preview of a Claude Cowork plugin and a set of Skills that build block themes in WordPress Studio. Here is what the workflow does, where it breaks, and why the theme.json output matters.
The Inception score compares two probability distributions to judge GAN output, so a high number can still hide mode collapse or an ImageNet mismatch. Here is how the KL divergence works and why the score belongs next to FID and human review.
How I use Claude Code with WordPress Studio to scaffold plugins: setting up a local site and terminal, installing the CLI, the context a prompt needs, and why the naive admin notice it hands you is an XSS bug waiting to happen.
Agentic analytics moves the consultant’s job from writing queries to architecting the systems agents read from. What that looks like in practice, including a clean WordPress REST endpoint built for agent consumption.
How I set up Claude Code context: local docs and meeting transcripts in a /knowledge folder, a .claudignore that keeps the agent away from secrets, and a bash script that bundles only the files a given feature needs.
Voyager 1 still self-corrects on 69.63KB of memory. That comparison is the frame for quantization, knowledge distillation and TinyML, plus a small PHP example of how weight quantization actually works.
Andrew Adetitun had more than 160,000 followers and no platform of his own. He is a former WordPress developer, and he still used the AI website builder to get The King’s Monologue online fast, then pointed it at his Kickstarter book.