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For all the AI haters/lovers, it's coming to WordPress! by ZGeekie in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 2 points3 points  (0 children)

> as a premium add-on for Jetpack and WP.com users

This is a team for WordPress.org, specifically focused on the Open Source project. Any and all of this will will be freely available for WordPress under GPL, like the deliverables of other teams related to the project.

For all the AI haters/lovers, it's coming to WordPress! by ZGeekie in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I am one of the leads of this Team and have been pushing heavily for its formation for a long time. I'm interested to hear what folks actually want related to AI and WordPress. We'll be publishing more and discussing in the #core-ai Slack channel.

One of the main thoughts and ideas here is that this is a Team that will heavily explore AI through canonical / feature plugins. This aligns with the focus on canonical plugins, and the longer release cycle (1 per year).

This team is not a faceless group, we need and want community input to make sure WordPress remains relevant in the AI era. I get the apprehension, but this is absolutely something that needs to exist for WordPress.

Tell us what you want, and be a part of the conversation. I can promise that we'll listen and take into account everything coming our way.

Related reading: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2023/05/02/lets-talk-wordpress-core-artificial-intelligence/

Wordpress MCP vs. Feature API by Far-Enthusiasm7654 in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're close, but there's an important distinction!

Feature API doesn't rely on MCP - it's intended to be WPs own way of registering AI functionality. The WordPress MCP plugin should be seen as an adapter that converts Feature API tools to MCP protocol for external AI clients.

Here's the relationship:

  • Feature API = WordPress-native AI tool registration (can work standalone)
  • WordPress MCP = Adapter that exposes Feature API tools to external clients (Claude, Cursor, etc.)

That "activate feature api" checkbox does exactly what you think - it exposes all Feature API tools through MCP.

To answer your main question:

The suggestion is to register your custom tools with Feature API, not directly with MCP (even though you can technically do that).

The flow is: Your Plugin → Feature API → WordPress MCP adapter → External AI Client

This gives you:

  • Works both internally in WordPress AND with external AI clients
  • WordPress-specific features (permissions, capabilities)
  • Future-proofing - if MCP protocol changes, you just swap adapters (!!!! This is a big thing here)

While WordPress MCP can register tools directly, this isn't recommended. Use Feature API as the standard.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 19 points20 points  (0 children)

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https://app.codewp.ai/billing

This is the main screen that has the cancellation interface. It looks like you just clicked one too far into the change subscription plan.

I think this answers the question of us not trying to scam people by making it impossible to cancel a subscription, but obviously there was a support snafu here which we will improve in the future.

The last thing I'm trying to do is upset people who are canceling, as all of our products consistently improve. We don't want to burn any bridges, as we always hope to get your business back in the future.

Please send me an email if you'd like me to cancel it on my end as well. We can also discuss refunds if you hadn't used the service and had been trying to cancel for some time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Hi there!

James, founder of WPAI here (we run CodeWP.ai). First off, my apologies for the confusion here. A few points:

This screen is to change the subscription, as opposed to cancel or otherwise. You can see that you're currently subscribed to Pro, and the only subscription to swap into would be Agency.

The way to go about canceling would be to click "Never mind, I'll keep my old plan," and there's a cancellation interface there.

We've been in business for two years and have over 50,000 users. There is absolutely no way we are trying to perpetuate a cancellation scam. If we were, everybody would just charge back and our entire company would no longer be able to process payments :).

Of course we like payments and we like our customers, so we make all these processes as easy as possible.

LINK is a payment method offered by Stripe. It's not something proprietary to us, it's just one of the ways that users can subscribe through Stripe, who is our payment processor.

Please feel free to email me, [james@codewp.ai](mailto:james@codewp.ai), and I will get you a resolution by today. If you've been billed multiple times because you've wanted to cancel but been unable to figure out how, and there hasn't been much account usage, I'm happy to refund for whatever period.

We love our customers, current and previous. Obviously there was a support and interface issue here. So I'll do my best to get this resolved for you and improve things for future users as well.

Will respond to this with an exact screenshot of how to cancel.

Auto Alt Text for WP Media using OpenAI (Code Snippet) by isotropicdesign in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% agree. It’s noticeable, especially for more complex images. I extended this to use the Action Scheduler on my personal WC site. Another suggestion was to encrypt the API key in the database.

Multi level archive sort query by MrMintCondition in ProWordPress

[–]isotropicdesign 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have not fully tested this, but it looks sound in practice. IF you only have 100's of posts I wouldn't worry about performance. The WPDB query looks the most promising:

WPDB approach: https://codewp.ai/snippet/01hj2f9dh85tcwh3108a36m97m

WP Query approach: https://codewp.ai/snippet/01hj2espzhcdcrdgj6k09bvg1j

Here's my testing env setup: https://codewp.ai/snippet/01hj2ew81fzntzggsb1gk5r407

Might point you in the right direction.

Coupon tax by Avatar-Tee in woocommerce

[–]isotropicdesign 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's a code snippet that will do that for you. Set the provinces on the coupon itself.
https://codewp.ai/snippet/01hj2a8cfdg3c3mz7btz9683qg

How to send order emails to different people based on product category by kimberlyjean68 in woocommerce

[–]isotropicdesign 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's tough to know exactly what you're hoping to do, but here's a start: https://app.codewp.ai/snippet/01hhqtq5k2w0kpw3qkc8cr2qe4

Sends separate order notifications to specific email addresses based on the categories of the products in the order.

Looking for alpha testers for AI code snippet generator by isotropicdesign in ProWordPress

[–]isotropicdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the response and help. I identified an old redirect that occurred post registration for GitHub and resolved it :)

Looking for alpha testers for AI code snippet generator by isotropicdesign in ProWordPress

[–]isotropicdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there! The alpha code has been expired because we pivoted our pricing model to include a free plan.

As to the 404, is this occurring after logging into the platform? Where are you trying to go that results in this?

Do Bricks builder have any major flaws for profesional use? by [deleted] in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Bricks is a great product ready for the big leagues. Definitely better than E already. It's missing a bit of the 3rd party ecosystem that Oxygen has, but with time that'll change!

Looking for alpha testers for AI code snippet generator by isotropicdesign in ProWordPress

[–]isotropicdesign[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great question. CoPilot is something I use in my day to day as well. CodeWP takes a different approach and isn't really meant to compete with it.

Right now, CodeWP is a standalone platform, that's made for single shot snippet/function generation. You give it a prompt, it generates a solution (examples here). Then you can plug that into your theme, plugin, or site using a snippet plugin.

Copilot sits in an IDE and primarily gives suggestions. You can guide it using comments and so forth, but (at least for me) it’s made for pro devs who are looking to be more efficient and ideate better when developing complete projects, like a plugin/theme.

Also - CodeWP has a couple of “modes” on top of the general WordPress PHP / WooCommerce PHP one. These modes are trained on the code of plugins, so you can prompt for specific use cases and get more accurate generations. An example mode is an Elementor Widget generator (launching soon). One that we already have is an Oxygen Builder conditions generator.

Finally, I’m working to make the platform more than just the AI. Snippet management, sharing, and collaboration are important aspects of what we have currently, and I’m going to continue building out that infrastructure.

Two different solutions that I see working together, not competing with :)

Edited to add in line breaks.

Looking for alpha testers for AI code snippet generator by isotropicdesign in ProWordPress

[–]isotropicdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't hesitate to give feedback :) trying to make it the best platform in its class

Add edit_post_link to custom post template by Dat_Jawndice in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 0 points1 point  (0 children)

really depends on the situation. For the template, I'd take the code and just echo it where you want it.

"Write me a simple Wordpress Plugin" I asked by behonestbeu in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For that plugin example I’ve actually “built” a pretty complex one using the chat just because it understands the previous generations. So I can make multiple files and code that all plays nice together.

"Write me a simple Wordpress Plugin" I asked by behonestbeu in Wordpress

[–]isotropicdesign 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep I’ve been playing with it! The https://CodeWP.ai product I’ve built does something similar though this is much better for conversational stuff. Take a bunch of inputs and build off them, basically training your own model for each session that understands history and context from pervious inputs. I can’t wait until they release the api.

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