As the article notes, Wix and Squarespace were always held up as the competition, but the real threat seems to be AI with no CMS used.

Paul Charlton hits a sensitive nerve in this video. Taking a look at the comments, a lot of people agree with him. There are a lot of misrepresentations of AI.

I’ve used Novamira with good results and find it very useful. In this video Paul Charlton does a demo of some common use cases.

Chris Good share his experience moving from Etch to a vibe coded version of his personal website using Next.js, Sanity, and Vercel. He is very open about the pros and cons and that the dangers and benefits aren’t what we usually think.

We often use ACF to create Custom Post Types and custom fields, but then need a way to display them on the frontend. In this tutorial, I explore how Novamira, Claude Code, and ACF Blocks can work together so an AI agent can generate working ACF blocks that can be used in the Full Site Editor to create single and archive templates.

Lots of AI news. The WordPress team released an update to the AI Experiments plugin, adding built-in image generation and AI-assisted review tools directly inside the block editor and admin interface.

Dries did an experiment where he added a markdown version of his articles, llms.text info files for AI, and then watched what happened. The result was not what people expect.

If you want to integrate AI directly into WordPress and don’t want to wait until April for 7.0, then it is possible to add Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, or OpenAI now using official WP plugins. This article provides an overview of the available features and links to get started.

Things just got real … The Dynamic.ooo team just released Novamira. It is an MCP server that gives AI agents full access to WordPress, the Database, filesystem, PHP execution, etc. It works with existing plugins and enables the use of AI with WordPress. It is meant for use on development sites, not production sites.