Pavel Ciorici

Announcing something we've been building recently: Yamidoo - AI-first customer support chat. Waitlist is open → yamidoo.ai

Published a new piece on wp.md about theme authors manipulating installs on wordpress[.]org: wp.md/blog/fake-word…

Have you signed up for the waitlist? I'll start sending out beta invites soon! yamidoo.ai

Aloha!

@BlakeWhittle7 Direct debit or bank transfer, I guess :)

@ciorici Ask them how they can pay. I’m curious their response lol

Had to double-check that this is an email from someone in Germany who doesn't have access to a popular payment method on our website. Are credit cards illegal in Germany? What am I missing?

@rilwis No training involved. Yamidoo indexes your content and answers only from it (RAG), citing sources. So nothing is used to train models, and updates go live on re-sync. No direct GitHub sync yet, but repo sync is on the radar 👀

@ciorici How the data is trained? Does it support a Github repo?

Announcing something we've been building recently: Yamidoo - AI-first customer support chat. Waitlist is open → yamidoo.ai

@sabriamcaparodi @nikitabier, can you please ban these 1-second videos that pretend to be images? Very deceptive way to farm likes when you double-tap to zoom in, but apparently you like the video.

🟥 FIFA arjantin'i şampiyon yapmak için her yolu deniyor...

A sneak peek of the dashboard of @yamidoohq

I'll be sharing the progress here in public. Launch is close. If you run a SaaS, store, or any site with a support inbox, join the waitlist: yamidoo.ai

@yamidoohq does both: instant AI answers trained on your docs, seamless handoff to your team when needed. AI first, human always. The widget is ~30kB, drops into any site with one snippet.

New Photography demo for Inspiro just dropped 📸 More details & demo → wpzoom.com/themes/inspiro…

good interview 🙌

@remkusdevries Something exciting you may want to use on all of your websites :) I will share more details soon

@ciorici What are you building?

Me working on my first non-WordPress project in years. It's surprising how many skills you've quietly accumulated without realizing it until you start building something completely different.

For me it’s fear of shipping non-WordPress stuff atm

@mryoubou @famousish @PineDigitalCo I find this strange as well. In fact there is a page showing all New plugins here: wordpress.org/plugins/browse… But there's no link to it anywhere. @famousish maybe the "Block-Enabled plugins" section can be replaced with New plugins?

@famousish @PineDigitalCo @ciorici I wonder why there's no "latest" page on the plugin directory to find new plugins, but there is one for themes?

rant about the "Featured Plugins" experiment: wordpress.org/plugins/ I appreciate the goal of surfacing new plugins, but as a long-time plugin developer this feels a bit discouraging. For years, we've been releasing and maintaining plugins, responding to support requests, shipping updates, and trying to build useful free products for the WordPress community. Yet none of those plugins can realistically ever appear in the Featured section, simply because they're no longer new. Wouldn't users benefit more from seeing high-quality plugins in the 1k–50k install range that have already proven themselves but remain almost invisible in the directory? Those are the plugins that often need exposure the most, not because they're new, but because they're genuinely good. e.g.: wordpress.org/plugins/wpzoom… (I know I'm biased) wordpress.org/plugins/social… wordpress.org/plugins/spotli… wordpress.org/plugins/visual… wordpress.org/plugins/wpide/

@rayhanarif07 make.wordpress.org/core/2026/03/0…

@ciorici Everyone wants their plugin to be featured, but how does the "Featured" section actually work? What criteria are plugins featured on? Any ideas?