Elementor Gets AI Building Blocks for Safer Page Editing
MCP Abilities – Elementor 2.3.0 adds named operations for creating pages, adding containers and widgets, and moving or removing elements through reviewable changes.
Brevo Support for MCP Abilities: A Clearer Setup Path
Brevo support is now available through a focused MCP Abilities package. Start with the maintained Devenia MCP Expose Abilities page for current setup context, supported use cases, and the action boundaries operators can inspect before using it.
LinkedIn Autoposter 1.3: Cleaner Posts, Measurable Reach
LinkedIn Autoposter 1.3 puts the WordPress URL in the first comment, adds a deliberate image fallback chain, and cleans shortcode or HTML leftovers before publishing. Test the setup against your own account baseline instead of assuming a reach increase.
We Built a LinkedIn Auto-Posting Plugin Because the Others Were Terrible
We got tired of buggy, bloated LinkedIn auto-posting plugins. So we built our own – minimal, clean, and actually works.
LinkedIn Autoposter 1.3: Cleaner Posts, Measurable Reach
LinkedIn Autoposter 1.3 puts the WordPress URL in the first comment, adds a deliberate image fallback chain, and cleans shortcode or HTML leftovers before publishing. Test the setup against your own account baseline instead of assuming a reach increase.
Using AI to Write Better AI Prompts: A Meta Experiment
AI can help refine prompts and speed up drafts, but useful AI-assisted content still needs human specificity, review, editing, and lived examples before publication.
Automate Repetition Without Automating Responsibility
Content automation can remove mechanical work, but quality still depends on sound inputs, human judgment, fact checking and ownership of the final result.
Automate WordPress Post Distribution Without Adding Frontend Weight
Keep WordPress focused on publishing and let external automation react to the RSS feed when new posts need social, newsletter, task, or backup actions.
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