Lots of Little Wins: Everything Else in WPVibe 1.7 and 1.8
The last two WPVibe releases each had a headline feature, and we’ve spent this week writing about them: code snippets, Elementor v4, the page…
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Product updates, guides, and notes on running WordPress with AI.
SeedProd Pages That Finish Themselves
If you’ve used WPVibe to build SeedProd pages, you know the routine that came at the end. The AI designs the page, the draft…
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Ask Your AI Why Your Site Is Slow
Site speed advice usually goes like this: install a caching plugin, compress your images, and hope. If the site still feels slow, you’re left…
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WPVibe Now Speaks Elementor, v4 Included
Ask a general-purpose AI to “build me an Elementor page” and you’ll get one of two things: a wall of HTML that has nothing…
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Your AI Can Now Write Code Snippets. You Hold the Off Switch.
Every WordPress tutorial eventually arrives at the same sentence: “just paste this snippet into your functions.php file.” That sentence has broken more websites than…
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I Asked AI to Run 25 WordPress Plugins. Only 6 Worked
I’m a marketer, not a developer. I run WordPress sites for a living, and I lean on a stack of plugins every day to…
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Your AI Can Now Remember How You Run Your Site
Last week you told your AI exactly how you like posts published on your site. The category, the featured image size, the checklist you…
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Your AI Now Handles the Heavy WordPress Jobs, Safely (WPVibe 1.6.0)
Some WordPress tasks are the ones you are most nervous to hand off. Migrating a site to a new domain. Changing who is allowed…
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How we make AI skills composable to run WPVibe
Small, single-purpose skills that snap together beat one giant "do everything" prompt. Here's the pattern we use, and how the skill that publishes our…
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Approvals you can see: WPVibe puts the panel in the chat
The scariest moment with any AI on your live site isn’t the typo it might write. It’s the thing it can’t undo. Deleting a…
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