Donncha: Media Picker for Immich: Self-Hosted Photos in WordPress
I’ve just released Media Picker for Immich on the WordPress.org plugin directory. It connects WordPress to a self-hosted Immich server so you can browse, search, and insert your photos and videos into posts without copying files around. Immich I run Immich at home. It’s where my photos now live. They’re organised, searchable, with facial recognition […]
WordPress.org blog: Celebrating Community at WordCamp Asia 2026
WordCamp Asia 2026 brought the global WordPress community to Mumbai, India, from April 9–11, gathering contributors, organizers, sponsors, speakers, and attendees at the Jio World Convention Centre for three days of learning, collaboration, and community. With 2,281 attendees, the event reflected the scale of the WordPress community and the strong turnout throughout the event. The […]
How to Set Min & Max WooCommerce Order Limits (& Stop Overselling)
It’s frustrating when customers place orders in your online store that are too small to be profitable, or so large that they deplete your stock and create shipping nightmares. Setting minimum and maximum order limits in WooCommerce solves this problem. It can help you keep your inventory under control, prevent overselling, and grow your business more […]
Open Channels FM: How AI Is Reshaping Release Communication in Open Source Projects
AI is revolutionizing release communication for open source projects by automating updates, enhancing clarity, and maintaining human oversight, ensuring effective information delivery.
Gary: Claudaborative Editing 0.4: Twice the fun!
I’ve been taking an iterative approach to building Claudaborative Editing: build something to prove that the underlying concept works, then evolve on top of that. The first two iterations were answering a question I had: can an LLM genuinely improve the writing process? Along the way, I found a more important question: can it be […]
Open Channels FM: How Hosting Companies Empower Agencies Through Effective Partnerships
In this episode, Adam Weeks and Carrie Smaha discuss agency partner programs, emphasizing ongoing commissions, risk management, and building trust.
Greg Ziółkowski: Research: Architecting Tools for AI Agents at Scale
Loading all available tools into an LLM’s context simultaneously is one of the most consequential architectural mistakes teams make when building AI integrations. The solution isn’t bigger context windows, and it’s progressive tool exposure: dynamically presenting only the tools relevant to each interaction. This post surveys the major patterns for doing so, drawn from production servers, […]
Weston Ruter: Adding an MCP Server to the WordPress Core Development Environment
I wanted to hook up Claude Code to be able to interact with my local wordpress-develop core development environment via MCP (Model Context Protocol). I couldn’t find documentation specifically for doing this, so I’m sharing how I did it here. Assuming you have set up the environment (with Docker) and started it via npm run […]
Open Channels FM: IndieWeb: Protocol or Philosophy?
Matthias Pfefferle and Ryan Barrett discuss the Indie Web’s dual nature as both a philosophy and a protocol, emphasizing website ownership and the role of open standards like RSS.
I Tested 10+ Best AI SEO Tools for WordPress to See Which Are Worth It
You can’t just tell AI to ‘do SEO’ on your website and expect to rank at the top of Google. But the right tools can cut hours of repetitive work from your schedule. Many people think AI is just for writing blog posts, but the real time-saving advantage comes from automating technical tasks like internal […]