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Invite your people, scope what each person can touch, see every change with a name on it, and pay only for the months a seat actually works. Fair billing, plainly.
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Invite your people, scope what each person can touch, see every change with a name on it, and pay only for the months a seat actually works. Fair billing, plainly.
The gold rush and the undo button
A note on the strange moment WordPress is having, and what I hope we do with it
100 strangers trusted me with their websites
What I learned selling software for 5 months
Your AI Isn’t Broken. Your Prompt Is.
If your prompts are “make my homepage better”, I have something to tell you
WordPress and AI just entered a new phase. Officially.
For 20y, WordPress has been edited through interfaces, and now two teams shipped products that make conversation the interface.
The Refund That Made Everything Better
What happens when your first refund request becomes your best product feedback
Respira for WordPress 3.0: What we shipped this month ...and some unexpected news
What we shipped this month, what’s unexpectedly starting to happen around Respira, and how to grab launch pricing before it flips.
We're Building This Together: Respira Updates & What's Next
983 pages edited. 28,045 lines of code written. 14 early adopters trusting me with their WordPress sites.
WordPress Just Got an AI Layer. Here's What Actually Works (and What's Still Missing)
A practical guide to every WordPress MCP integration available right now — Claude Connector, Abilities API, MCP Adapter, and the page builder gap nobody's talking about
Why Your AI Assistant Can't Actually Edit Your WordPress Site (And What I Did About It)
Build-in-public update from respira.press
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The Respira community is where agency owners debug Divi migrations at 11pm, where vibe coders swap prompts that actually ship, and where the roadmap gets written out loud. Breathe with us.
From the workshop
Client feedback used to arrive as a screenshot with an arrow drawn on it, or a voice note describing "the blue bit near the top." Respira for WordPress now has a different way. Send your client one link. They open the page, tap the part…
An AI agent doing research got into an Australian Medicare statistics system. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced it on 24 September. It happened during the company's own testing. The agent worked around the blocks meant to stop it…
Two WordPress security updates, eleven days apart. If your WordPress site updated on 17 September, it caught the first one. The second, on 22 September, closed a different hole, and that is the one attackers are using right now. So the u…
That afternoon between "the AI gave me a good page" and "the page is live on my site" is now gone. Respira for WordPress has a new tool called Respira Exhale. Drop an HTML file into the dashboard, pick your WordPress site, and the page l…
The stack in the picture works for a marketer who writes markdown. It stops working at the client who needs to change a headline on a Tuesday and has never opened GitHub. That client is why WordPress is still here. Respira for WordPress…
17,061 pages and posts edited by AI on WordPress sites in one week. 3,034 WordPress sites are connected to Respira for WordPress. 142 joined this week. 549 were active. Claude Code handled the largest share of the work. Elementor and Div…
