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Notes on Delta, WordPress, and building software that an agent can operate.

A blueprint on a black ground: a low terminal block of terracotta cells at the bottom left with a light caret on its last line, a solid route rising from it into a block of cells being built from the top right, the next cells dashed.

6 min read

Build a WordPress site with Claude Code: a walkthrough

From an empty WordPress install to a site with a design system, templates and pages, from the terminal. What to say to Claude Code at each step, what it does on the site, and where to look before you trust it.

A blueprint on a black ground: five small boards of ochre cells in a row; a light cell carries one board's work along a solid route into the page below.

4 min read

Delta Front Panel: 5 practical use cases

Delta's Front panel boards give you a separate place to compare layouts, collect design references or build a small interactive tool. Try an idea on a board before it goes on a live page.

A blueprint on a black ground: three drafted sheets side by side in sand tones, the first with a dashed route dropping in from outside, the second with dashed layout outlines, the third filled with cells and a light cell inside it sending a solid route.

5 min read

AI WordPress theme: the three kinds

Search for an AI WordPress theme and three unrelated things come back: themes for AI companies, themes that generate pages for you, and a theme an agent operates. How to tell them apart, and what each one asks of you.

A blueprint on a black ground: a light cell at the centre with solid routes to four small blocks of moss-green cells around it, and one dashed route to a planned cell still waiting.

6 min read

What a WordPress AI agent is, and what it is not

Three different things are sold as AI for WordPress: a generator, an assistant and an agent. Only one of them acts on your site. What an agent is made of, what it can do today, and the questions to ask before you let one in.

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