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Freshly Pressed WordPress Is Back: Curation Over Algorithms

Freshly Pressed WordPress is back! This classic human-curated discovery feature return to the WordPress.com Reader, offering an alternative to soul-crushing algorithmic feeds. Learn why curation wins for quality discovery and how to ensure your self-hosted site is technically ready to be featured via a healthy Jetpack connection.

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AI, Development

How to Build Your Own Custom LLM Memory Layer from Scratch

Stop treating your AI users like strangers. Every LLM call is usually a fresh start, but a custom LLM Memory Layer changes that. In this guide, Ahmad Wael explains how to use DSPy and QDrant to build a persistent, self-maintaining memory system that handles extraction, vectorization, and fact updates autonomously.

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AI in WordPress, Core Updates, Development

WordPress 7.0 Client-Side Media: The WASM Revolution

The February 4, 2026, Dev Chat highlights a major breakthrough: WordPress 7.0 Client-Side Media is moving to core. By leveraging WASM, VIPS, and the new worker-threads package, WordPress plans to offload image processing to the browser, potentially reducing server CPU load by 80%. Learn why this architectural shift is a game-changer for performance.

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AI, Development

Inside the WP AI Client: Why WordPress 7.0 Needs This Foundation

WordPress 7.0 is set to standardize generative AI through the WP AI Client merge. This provider-agnostic API offers a consistent interface for developers, integrating with the Abilities API and existing HTTP transport layers. Ahmad Wael breaks down why this infrastructure is the foundation needed to avoid SDK fragmentation and security pitfalls.

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Core Updates, Development

WordPress Core Performance: Real Talk on Scripts and AI

A senior-level look into the latest WordPress Core Performance discussions, covering the CodeMirror upgrade, script module dependency workarounds, and the dangers of AI-driven development. Learn why 1ms micro-optimizations like path memoization matter at scale and how the Core team is preparing for WordPress 7.0 performance updates.

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AI, AI in WordPress, Development

Testing the Future: New WordPress AI Experiments are Here

WordPress AI Experiments are reshaping the future of Core AI. Senior developer Ahmad Wael breaks down the latest Call for Testing, including MCP integration, Markdown feeds, and why request logging is the most critical feature for production-grade WordPress sites using LLMs. Test the future today via WordPress Playground.

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AI, AI in WordPress, Development

Solving Context Rot with Recursive Language Models

Recursive Language Models (RLMs) offer a superior way to handle massive context windows without the performance degradation known as ‘context rot.’ By using a Python REPL environment, RLMs allow LLMs to programmatically partition and query data, leading to higher accuracy and better reasoning for complex WordPress and backend development tasks.

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Development

Building a Reliable Data Pipeline for Crime Trends: ETL Guide

Stop relying on fragile cron jobs for your data sync. Ahmad Wael explains how to build a reliable data pipeline for crime trends using Python, Prefect, and PostgreSQL. Learn to implement structured ETL workflows, schema validation, and Docker-based visualization with Metabase to ensure your local data analysis remains stable and accurate.

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AI, AI in WordPress, Core Updates, Development

WordPress MCP Adapter: The Missing Link for AI Agents

WordPress 6.9’s new MCP Adapter is the bridge that connects site logic to AI agents. In this guide, senior dev Ahmad Wael breaks down how to use the Model Context Protocol to turn WordPress Abilities into discoverable AI tools, covering custom server setup, secure transport methods, and critical permission-callback best practices for AI readiness.

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Design, Development

Practical Custom VS Code Theme Building: A Senior Dev’s Guide

Building a custom VS Code theme is often seen as a daunting task, but with Shiki and TextMate tokens, it’s a matter of hours, not weeks. Senior dev Ahmad Wael breaks down the technical process, from local debugging with the Extension Host to the principles of contrast that prevent developer burnout.

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