Notes from running the fleet
Security research, WordPress internals and the tooling behind Anchor. Written while doing the work, not after.
The Age of Personal Generated Applications
If you’re a developer and haven’t yet used AI to build stuff for yourself, then take a weekend and give it a try. We…
Experimenting with WordPress Part 2 – Code Mapping
This post is the second part of a series called “Experimenting with WordPress” What is WordPress really? Well, in terms of code, it’s simply…
Deploy WordPress with SSH
A common feature of managed WordPress hosts is an easy one click deploy to a staging environment. These deployment features are well used. On…
Meet CaptainCore Do
If you haven’t figured it out by now, I really enjoy making things. At the beginning of summer, I accidentally made a new CLI…
Developers, Talk To Your Codebase!
AI is here to stay, and the ways that developers make applications are forever changing. There is no return to human-only coding. Moving forward,…
Rendering HTML Output with WP-CLI
Have you ever had an issue with an individual WordPress page or post that required the use of a staging site? I’ve previously explored…
Auditing WordPress code with WP-CLI and AI
Two week ago, Google released their newest AI model, Gemini 2.5 Pro experimental. This caught my eye for two reasons (🧠 + 💵). First,…
Unlimited storage for WordPress with B2 and Rclone
I know there are plugins for offloading WordPress uploads to bucket storage like WP Offload Media or Infinite Uploads. However, I recently wondered if…
Experimenting with WordPress Part 1 – Minnow Transmuter
This post is the first part of a series called “Experimenting with WordPress” If you post something on X about a new WordPress fork…
Meet Disembark
Over the summer I created Disembark, which is a super simple way to generate a WordPress backup. There are plenty of existing tools for…