Getting good translations of the WordPress interface is harder than ever, and AI is to blame.

Connecting remotely to WordPress from your artificial intelligence tool can now be done natively with the MCP Adapter plugin.

A historic problem in WordPress is back: the users list can always be sorted by first name, but not by last name.

If you want to contribute to WordPress using AI, you can now connect to the Trac MCP server to find tickets, changesets, and everything you need to dig through the backlog of pending work.

We now know the roadmap for WordPress 7.2 — what’s being planned for this release, and what shouldn’t make it in.

While WebMCP is still a proposed Internet standard, it’s already been integrated into WordPress Playground for use with the ChatGPT desktop app, which supports it.

The icons that have displayed WordPress since version 3.8 appear set to disappear in WordPress 7.2, where they’ll be replaced with vector graphics.

WordPress is working on an encryption system for credentials stored in the system, both for connector APIs and those used by other plugins and tools.

We now have a prototype of the upcoming Accessibility Lab plugin, in the style of what the AI and Performance plugins do.

A new controversy has surfaced regarding accessible themes, with the WordPress community taking a very clear stance.