
WordPress AI Connectors: where should provider keys live?
The Connectors API defines a clear credential lookup order, but production teams still need to choose a safe storage boundary.
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The Connectors API defines a clear credential lookup order, but production teams still need to choose a safe storage boundary.
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A unified media editor handles crop, rotation, and zoom while client-side processing moves selected work into the browser.
Read articleWordPress 7.1 combines interactive states in theme.json with a public API for registering namespaced SVG icon collections.
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Responsive styles add mobile and tablet values to Global Styles and blocks, with configurable breakpoints in theme.json.
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A shared AI abstraction and provider connections reduce plugin lock-in while leaving cost, privacy, and failure handling explicit.
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The MCP Adapter exposes registered WordPress Abilities as discoverable tools while keeping validation and permissions onsite.
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On-demand block CSS, refined caching, and WP-Cron changes bring Core gains, but production measurement still matters.
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Accordion, Time to Read, Term Query, and Math add practical tools, but themes and accessibility still need testing.
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The Abilities API describes what a WordPress site can do through discoverable contracts with typed input and permissions.
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The WordPress Command Palette now reaches beyond the Site Editor, shortening repeated navigation across admin screens.
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How WordPress Block Notes keep editorial feedback attached to the exact heading, image, or paragraph under review.
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