Data Anonymisation Layer: Protecting PII Before Sending Data to External AI APIs
Build a WordPress middleware layer that detects and tokenises emails, phones, postcodes and names before prompts reach OpenAI, then restores them in…
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AI-Powered Dynamic Pricing for WooCommerce: Using LLMs to Suggest Optimal Prices
Build a WooCommerce extension that feeds sales velocity, unit cost and competitor data to an LLM, then clamps the suggested price with hard guardrails before anything goes live.
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Data Anonymisation Layer: Protecting PII Before Sending Data to External AI APIs
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Backfill Post Embeddings at Scale: A Resumable WP-CLI Command with OpenAI Batches and Cost Guardrails
Build a resumable WP-CLI command that chunks existing posts, batches OpenAI embedding calls through wp_remote_post, stores vectors by content hash and prints…
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Audit AI Plugin REST Routes: A WP-CLI Command That Flags Missing permission_callback
Build a WP-CLI command that walks every registered REST route, flags __return_true and missing permission_callback values, and fails CI when AI endpoints…
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AI Drafts, Human Approval: Build a “Needs Review” Workflow for AI-Written WordPress Posts
Register an ai_review post status, route AI output into it, then add a capability-gated diff metabox that logs the approving user before…
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Bulk-Generate WooCommerce Product Descriptions with the OpenAI Batch API and a WP-CLI Review Queue
Build a WP-CLI command that queues empty WooCommerce products into an OpenAI Batch job, stages the copy as pending meta, and lets…
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Expose WordPress to an AI Agent Safely: Read-Only Abilities with the Abilities API and Permission Callbacks
Register read-only WordPress abilities with wp_register_ability, lock them down with permission callbacks and strict schemas, then hand them to an LLM as…
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