What building an autonomous website has taught me so far
An autonomous WordPress publishing and management system
The most valuable result of this experiment may be managing existing content, not just generating more of it.
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An autonomous WordPress publishing and management system
The most valuable result of this experiment may be managing existing content, not just generating more of it.
Read entryAI Layer: an open-source agent platform experiment
The local proof of concept connects agents, models, tools and observability. It is a useful demonstration, but it still needs a real workload and stress testing.
Read entryAI Layer: an open-source agent platform experiment
Connecting LiteLLM, an agent control plane, an MCP gateway and observability showed me where existing tools saved work—and where custom platform code was still needed.
Read entryAI Layer: an open-source agent platform experiment
I wanted to find out how much of an end-to-end agent platform I could assemble from existing open-source components, and what I would still have to build myself.
Read entryAn autonomous WordPress publishing and management system
A new intent-matching layer, related-content tools and operational dashboards support a more autonomous site.
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The Idea Journal connects sources, an outline, section writing and post assembly in a staged drafting workflow.
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A chat interface adds a conversational way to work with WordPress content and references.
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The plugin expanded beyond internal linking into rewriting, scheduling, author tools and image management.
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The first version of the plugin uses keyword rules and AI suggestions to make internal linking easier to manage in WordPress.
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