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.
A look at the block-based way to take payments on WordPress: the Payments and Paid Content blocks, plus a small hook for gating content by subscription, instead of installing a whole shop to sell one download.
A working list of the WordPress plugins I keep on client sites, from Jetpack and Akismet to WooCommerce and Imagify, plus the dequeue snippet I use so form plugins stop loading their CSS and JS on every page.
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.
The giant catch-all prompt is fine in a prototype and falls apart in production. The Google Interactions API keeps state on Google’s side, which is what lets you poll a long research job from WP-Cron instead of hanging the page.
Eleven steps for getting a new business online, from 14 years of WordPress work: nail the one-sentence pitch, give every offer its own page, then get hosting, backups and security right before chasing traffic.
Ollama 0.14 speaks the Anthropic Messages API, so Claude Code can run against a local model instead of a $200 plan. Here is the setup, the three environment variables it needs, and the git init step that trips people up.
Notes from the February 4 contributor meeting on the WordPress AI Client merge into 7.0: why OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are moving out to separate plugins, why the off switch is a constant rather than a filter, and what MCP adapters mean for the Abilities API.
Notes on the WordPress 7.0 AI integration roadmap: the WP AI Client merge proposal, the GatherPress demo built on the Abilities API, how the native client compares to the MCP adapter, and what has to land before the February 19 Beta 1 deadline.
WordPress.com now has an official Claude Connector built on MCP and OAuth 2.1. It gives Claude read-only access to site data like traffic, comments and content, with no custom REST bridge to maintain. Here is what it can do, how to switch it on, and where it stops.