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Claude: "Go ahead and paste your API key here when you have it" Me: *pastes API key* Claude: "NO you fucking IDIOT"

A small thank you to everyone using Claude: We’re doubling usage outside our peak hours for the next two weeks.

I look forward to the day WordPress actually tackles this problem. 😵‍💫😵

🚨 Huge day for Ollie — we just released an eCommerce pattern collection and a whole suite of designs, blocks, and templates for WooCommerce. Beautiful eCommerce made simple. Check it out here and watch the video in the thread below: 🛍️ olliewp.com/ollie-for-wooc…

And finally sticky sections

And a scroll carousel on the way too

Cooking up a new full height scroll slide block for DesignSetGo

@adocomplete This is going to be super helpful. Im constantly context switching

Claude Code Tip of the Day: Prompt Stashing Long prompt, short detour? Control + S stashes your draft so you can fire off a quick question first. Your stashed prompt restores automatically after you submit.

@trq212 My computer now

Today we're launching local scheduled tasks in Claude Code desktop. Create a schedule for tasks that you want to run regularly. They'll run as long as your computer is awake.

@KatieKeithBarn2 Sounds like it’s been a great week

You know the feeling when the internet breaks or there's a power cut and you can't work, so you end up doing crazy things like tidying your desktop or cleaning the house? That's how I feel after reaching my weekly Claude limit 😅

Totally agree the gap is real. I’ve been filling it with DesignSetGo 16 extensions that enhance core blocks instead of replacing them (responsive visibility, animations, sticky headers, clickable groups, etc) and new blocks that are missing. Block themes aren’t too complex, they’re too bare. People want design tools, not just layout.

I’ve been a bit worried that block themes are still too complex for the average WordPress user. Ollie is great, but it’s sitting at ~4,000 active installs, and the download pace feels modest (around ~200/day) compared with Kadence (around ~4,000/day). Is this a signal that “full site editing” still isn’t clicking for most people, or am I reading too much into theme stats? What’s your experience building with block themes, for you or for clients?

It pays to do Open Source

@neke989 @ianmisner Went up and to the right

@ianmisner New success metric unlocked: graph so sharp it gets flagged 😂

posting a revenue chart so dramatic that the algorithm gets mad about it

@jeffr0 Definitely the bubble

I have a hard time believing that many everyday users of WordPress are prompting their way through plugins, themes, and using the software. It seems like it’s a lot people than it is because of the bubble I’m in. I gotta keep reminding myself of this.

Feels good! Next stop: Submitting to WordPress.org🤞

That dopamine hit of spinning up new Claude code sessions

OpenAI you guys should sell some of that hardware you'll no longer need to Claude.

In 2025, we spoke to hundreds of freelancers and agency owners. Almost all of them asked the same question: “Is it just me… or is something shifting?” We documented what we heard. The patterns are interesting 👇 godaddy.com/resources/news…

@Bovelett Oh 100%, an ai skill or having it in mind as you’re building does a lot to help but definitely isn’t the final nail in the coffin

If that were a simple thing to do, it probably would already exist by now. It can be done but it takes knowledge, time and funds. Accessibility is about human behavior first. It will probably take more than just an AI skill. It needs to be fed a vetted single source of truth. The base of our upcoming @cloudfest Hackathon project this month could be the base of something like that. hackathon.cloudfest.com/project/testal…

What are you most excited about related to WordPress and AI, what are you least excited about?

@alanefuller That’s fair. Anything by outside of WordPress?

@Justinnealey Right now, nothing excites me about WordPress. Sorry about the lack of enthusiasm, but I thought I'd add some counterbalance.