What Is a WordPress Workflow?
A WordPress workflow is a repeatable path for drafting, reviewing, publishing, automating, or moving work through WordPress with human judgement.
How-To’s & Guides
Practical how-to guides for AI-assisted building, web development, WordPress, automation, debugging, setup, and small tool workflows.
What Should an n8n Workflow Record After It Runs?
A practical guide to what n8n workflows should record after they run, from triggers and outputs to review status and readable receipts.
SaaS Pre-Shipping Checklist I Run Before Letting Real Users In
A practical SaaS pre-shipping checklist for checking product flow, security, billing, onboarding, jobs, emails, support, and launch-readiness before real users arrive. Also covers using a Markdown guardrails file…
Make the Bug Smaller Before You Ask AI to Fix It
Before handing a bug to AI, shrink the problem first. A smaller repro saves tokens, reduces bad fixes, and makes debugging less messy.
Vibe Coding Tips for Non-Programmers
Vibe coding can help non-programmers build useful first versions, but only with small changes, testing, clear prompts, and sensible guardrails.
A Practical Look at n8n: Workflows, Webhooks, AI Steps, and Receipts
n8n connects apps, APIs, AI steps, and human review flows. Here’s what it does, how it works, and how Automation Receipts fits beside it.
I Plugged My HTML Promo Video Template Into My WordPress Social Desk
I added my HTML promo video template to a WordPress plugin, so each article can generate social drafts and reusable video HTML from one place.
I Got Tired of Fighting Canva, So I Made Social Video Templates with HTML
I got tired of fighting design tools, so I built a simple HTML/CSS workflow for making reusable article promo videos with OBS and Clipchamp.
I Built a Manual Social Posting Desk for Old Stack Journal
I built a WordPress social posting desk that turns articles into platform-ready drafts while keeping the final posting manual and human.
Automation Receipts: A Readable Record for Workflow Runs
A webhook is easy. The harder part is turning automation runs into readable receipts so someone can understand what happened without digging through old logs.