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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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From the workshop
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Managing one WordPress site through an AI assistant is straightforward. Managing twelve is where the setup either holds or falls apart. Respira for WordPress connects each client site once. After that, every AI assistant you use sees all…
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Respira 8.1 introduces Safety & Security: a fleet-wide WordPress vulnerability fixing center. It does more than compare version numbers. Respira gathers bounded, read-only evidence, matches it against reviewed advisories without model gu…
Agencies have been asking for this since the early days: a way to share a Respira for WordPress account with a colleague without handing over API keys or rebuilding access from scratch. Teams is live. Invite a member, share your connecte…
Until now, Respira for WordPress worked with twelve page builders. The one editor that ships inside WordPress itself was the gap. Respira 8.0 (Canopy) closes it. Block templates, template parts, synced and unsynced patterns, site navigat…
