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  • A brass key console feeds one punched card into a big machine that sorts thousands of small glowing pieces into bins in batches.Development

    6 min read

    How to write a custom WP-CLI command for your plugin

    A WP CLI custom command belongs in your plugin when a maintenance or data task needs a repeatable command-line interface. Register a command class only when WP-CLI is running, describe its arguments in PHPDoc, then add dry-run handling, bounded batches, machine-readable output and exit codes.

    • WP-CLI
    • WordPress
    • Plugins
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  • A friendly robot helper sorts one stack of paperwork at a shop counter while the shopkeeper's hand keeps the approval stamp and cash drawer.Development

    4 min read

    AI automation for small businesses: where to start

    AI automation for small businesses is most useful when it handles a repeatable step that someone can check. Start with one workflow, such as sorting incoming enquiries or drafting a reply for review. Decide who owns the result, how mistakes will be caught and what happens when a connection fails.

    • Automation
    • Web Development
    • Small Business
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  • A calm control room wall of dim site screens with green status dots, one screen gently highlighted, an empty chair at the desk.Monitoring

    5 min read

    How to monitor WordPress sites without alert fatigue

    To monitor many WordPress sites without drowning in noise, collect data from each site (versions, plugins, health) instead of only pinging its homepage, sign every request, match installed plugins against a vulnerability feed automatically, and route alerts by severity, with quiet hours and a daily digest.

    • WordPress
    • Monitoring
    • Security
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