I’ve been researching why AI agents do not seem to recommend WordPress as often as they should when people ask where to build a website, store, publication, knowledge base, or long-term web presence. The more I read, the more convinced I am that the question should not be, “Can AI build the first version faster somewhere else?” The better question is what happens after the first version exists.

I heard this article referenced in a WP Minute Podcasts round table. The conversation was interesting, but this article was a great read. I agree especially with Andy's idea that we need to get "20 years of misinformation and aged-out data out of the way of agents. Mixed information hurts decision making."

I've been doing some work on my blog. I now have ActivityPub installed. You can now follow this blog on the Fediverse. I also migrated all of my Jetpack Social Notes to standard posts using WordPress's post formats. Full breakdown coming to the blog. You'll see the whole process, which didn't involve me doing anything except chatting with Claude Code. Moving in a direction that will help me publish more and in different formats. #ActivityPub #post-formats #notes #Fediverse

I’m working on something I’m very passionate about. I’m learning and doing things with WordPress I never imagined. Do you want to know what it is? I think you’ll find interesting, even if just to see how it gets built.

FIRST, the disclaimers: The article I’m about to link to is about working with AI. If you believe AI is a useless or dangerous invention (and I agree with you on the second point, which means I support the idea of regulating AI like any other public utility), you’ll have no interest in learning how to incorporate it into your product design practice.

My latest Telex AI experiment: The Site Wide Counter Block. I'm not an extremely prolific blogger, but there are many people who blog every day or week. Some bloggers have been writing for years. I always find it impressive when I see a website or blog note its beginning date is in the early 2000s. Some pioneers have been online since 1995…

The Scroll on Hover Image block allows users to showcase tall images that scroll on hover, with customizable settings.