The Cost of Shared Assumptions
Database table prefixes exist for a reason. WordPress installs with a default prefix — `wp_` — and most sites never change it. For a developer writing queries against a single k
Writing
Technical notes from the work.
Articles on WordPress systems, architecture, privacy-preserving tools, accessibility, AI-assisted workflows, and real production constraints.
Technical
8 articlesCleaning Up After a WordPress Compromise: A Systematic Approach
A repeatable methodology for triage, cleanup, and prevention after a WordPress compromise.
Full Site Editing Wasn't a Technical Transition. It Was a Mental One.
Full Site Editing changed more than templates. It changed assumptions about who controls structure, how organizations govern design, and what editors actually need access to.
AI Integration
Practical AI integration work involving WordPress review workflows, malware tooling, synthetic data, and bounded multi-model review systems.
Notes on a Distributed System
A practical reflection on distributed AI review systems, drift detection, structural humility, and preserving human accountability inside long-context workflows.
Migrating Real Estate Data Pipelines from RETS to RESO Web API
A RETS-to-RESO migration is less a protocol swap than a data architecture project involving field mapping, media handling, sync logic, and parallel validation.
What Managing 250 WordPress Sites Actually Teaches You
At fleet scale, WordPress problems stop looking random. Standardization, launch protocol, malware patterns, hosting choices, and repeatable maintenance become the real work.
ADA Compliance Is a Technical Problem, Not a Legal One
ADA remediation works better when it is treated as engineering work: markup, contrast, forms, keyboard access, and content workflow discipline.
FYN
2 articlesDoors, Not Platforms
The word platform implies something specific. It implies a place where content is hosted, where connections are managed, where growth is measured, and where the system itself be
What Makes a Neighborhood?
The word neighborhood gets used loosely. It can mean a geographic area, a group of people, a sense of belonging, or something harder to name — the feeling that you are among peo
Architecture
3 articlesThe Context–Perspective Pattern
Separating context from perspective allows multi-agent AI systems to preserve continuity without sacrificing stable evaluative lenses.
Knowing Something Is Wrong Before You Know Why
WordPress releases follow a pattern. A major version ships, a maintenance release follows within weeks to address the inevitable bugs that survive testing, and then — sometimes
AI Integration for Existing Web Stacks
Useful AI integration usually starts with existing infrastructure, real bottlenecks, and clear human ownership—not a replacement fantasy.
Adaptive Experiences
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