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Notes on running WordPress with AI.
Practical notes for people who run WordPress and WooCommerce sites: how AI apps connect to a site, what they can safely do, and what to check first.
WooCommerce MCP: what it does and how AI apps reach your store
WooCommerce now describes its products and orders for AI apps. What that offers, what changes in WooCommerce 11.3, and how to start safely on a live store.
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How to connect Claude to WordPress: three ways, compared
Once it is connected to your site, Claude can read your error log, check plugins and edit pages. Here are the three ways to connect it, and how…
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How to connect ChatGPT to WordPress
ChatGPT can do more than draft text for you to paste. Connected to your site, it can check, fix and edit. Here is how to connect it, and…
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The WordPress MCP Adapter and PowerWP AI: what each one does
WordPress has an official way to offer AI apps what your plugins can do: the MCP Adapter. What it is, who it is for, and how it relates…
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What MCP means for your WordPress site
MCP is the open standard that lets AI apps use tools outside the chat window. Here is what that means for a WordPress or WooCommerce site, in plain…
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10 prompts to check your WooCommerce store with AI
Ten questions that only look and change nothing. Each one shows you a different part of what your AI app can see.
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How to connect an AI app to WordPress safely
Giving an AI app access to a live store is mostly a question of how much, for how long, and what you can do if it goes wrong.…
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