WordPress 7.1.1: What the Latest Security Release Actually Fixes
WordPress 7.1.1 shipped on September 17, 2026, as a maintenance and security release, and WordPress.org’s own announcement leads with a recommendation you don’t see attached…
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Preparing WordPress for AI Search Crawlers in 2026: What’s Proven and What’s Still Hype
We’ve already looked at how artificial intelligence is showing up inside WordPress itself, in the dashboard tools that help you write, tag, and manage a…
WPVibe: What AI Fleet Management for WordPress Actually Does (and What to Check First)
We already covered the three building blocks that make WordPress agentic: the Abilities API, the AI Client, and the MCP Adapter. On September 10, 2026,…
WordCamp Brittany 2026: What’s Actually on the Program in Rennes
WordCamp Brittany opens its doors at 8 a.m. on September 18, 2026, at the Couvent des Jacobins in Rennes, for a second edition after the…
WordPress Exploits Now Land in Minutes: What Protect the Shire Does About It
On September 2, 2026, WP Tavern published episode 232 of its Jukebox podcast, a conversation with Aaron D Campbell, who spent years running WordPress’s own…
WordPress Signs the Open Weights AI Letter: Why a Month-Late Signature Matters
Three months after WordPress folded its first piece of AI infrastructure, the AI Client we already walked you through, into its own core, the project…
