Insights · AI & WordPress
Better questions.
Better WordPress work.
Explore practical ideas, documented experiments, and tools for building websites with AI and WordPress.
Featured finding
Can an AI agent build a valid page from a block contract?
One early ITC Block Library benchmark asked Claude Haiku 4.5 to produce pages for 16 briefs using the documented contract. Fifteen passed the project’s structural and factual checks on the first run. One was rejected because the model provided an empty image.
The benchmark is a useful starting point, not a claim about every model or every run. It used one model and one attempt per brief, and its checks did not judge the quality of the writing. The full report includes the failure, subsequent fixes, and the limitations.
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From idea to WordPress draft
A useful AI workflow starts with a brief, documented components, and clear boundaries. The agent can assemble a draft; a person still checks the content, layout, accessibility, and behavior before publication.
Workflow
Build a page with an AI agent
Follow an illustrative sequence using a Composer-managed WordPress project, project instructions, documented blocks, and WP-CLI.
For developers
Give the agent a clear contract
Explore the instructions for composing editable Gutenberg sections and checking block markup.
Product note
Organize media without moving files
Explore how virtual collections keep WordPress attachments in place while grouping media for different jobs.
Practical guide
Choose a form builder for your site
Compare the editing experience, theme styling, data handling, and support before choosing a form plugin.
Make the work useful
These notes sit alongside the tools built for the same work. Explore ITC Forms, ITC Block Library, and ITC Media Workspace.