🚀 The WordPress AI That Actually Works
Stop struggling with generic AI tools. WP LLM is the only AI model specifically trained for WordPress development.
🎯 Why Choose WP LLM?
Built specifically for WordPress, not adapted from generic code
Code that follows WordPress standards and security best practices
Security-first approach with proper sanitization and validation
🏆 Why WP LLM Beats Other AI Tools
Feature | Generic AI Tools | WP LLM |
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WordPress Knowledge | Limited, generic | Deep understanding of WordPress core |
Code Quality | Often needs major fixes | Production-ready, follows standards |
Security | Basic, often insecure | WordPress security best practices |
Performance | Generic optimization | WordPress-specific optimization |
Block Editor | Limited Gutenberg support | Full FSE and block theme support |
REST API | Basic CRUD operations | Proper authentication and validation |
Custom Post Types | Template-based | Context-aware, proper registration |
🚀 Quick Navigation
Getting Started
- Local Setup with Ollama - Set up WP LLM locally using Ollama
- Quick Start Guide - Get up and running in 5 minutes
- Core Concepts - Understanding how WP LLM works and its capabilities
- Glossary - Key terms and definitions
Core Documentation
- Key Capabilities - Seven core WordPress development tasks WP LLM can perform
- Advanced Usage - Advanced techniques and workflows for experienced developers
- Examples & Templates - Real-world examples and reusable templates
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
Community & Contribution
- Contributing Guide - How to contribute to WP LLM
- Development Workflow - Best practices for development
🎯 What is WP LLM?
WP LLM is a specialized AI model trained specifically for WordPress development. Unlike generic AI tools that struggle with WordPress-specific concepts, WP LLM understands:
- WordPress Core Architecture - Hooks, filters, template hierarchy, and the WordPress way
- Modern WordPress Development - Block themes, Gutenberg, REST API, and Full Site Editing
- Security Best Practices - Proper sanitization, validation, nonce verification, and capability checks
- Performance Optimization - WordPress-specific caching, query optimization, and asset management
- WordPress Coding Standards - PSR compliance, proper documentation, and WordPress best practices
🛠️ Key Features
🎨 Block Theme Development
- Custom Gutenberg blocks with React/JSX
- Template parts and block patterns
- Theme.json configuration
- Full Site Editing (FSE) support
🔌 Plugin Development
- Custom post types and taxonomies
- Meta boxes and custom fields
- REST API endpoints
- Admin interfaces and settings
🎯 Theme Development
- Template hierarchy implementation
- Custom functions and hooks
- Widget and shortcode creation
- Responsive design patterns
🔒 Security & Performance
- Input sanitization and validation
- Nonce verification and capability checks
- Database query optimization
- Caching strategies
📋 Quick Start
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Install Ollama (if not already installed):
bashcurl -fsSL https://ollama.ai/install.sh | sh
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Download WP LLM:
bashollama pull wp-llm
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Start using WP LLM:
bashollama run wp-llm "Create a custom post type for products"
🎨 Example Workflows
Creating a Custom Post Type
ollama run wp-llm "Create a custom post type for 'Products' with price, SKU, and stock status meta fields"
Building a Gutenberg Block
ollama run wp-llm "Create a hero section block with background image, heading, and call-to-action button"
Developing a REST API
ollama run wp-llm "Create REST API endpoints for a products custom post type with filtering and pagination"
🔧 Integration Options
Command Line Interface
- Direct interaction via Ollama CLI
- Batch processing and automation
- Integration with build scripts
IDE Integration
- VS Code with Ollama extension
- Custom prompt templates
- Code generation workflows
API Integration
- HTTP API for programmatic access
- Custom WordPress plugins
- CI/CD pipeline integration
📊 Documentation Structure
🎯 Target Audience
This documentation is designed for:
- WordPress Developers - From beginners to experts
- Theme Developers - Building custom themes and block themes
- Plugin Developers - Creating custom functionality
- Agency Developers - Building client solutions
- WordPress Consultants - Providing development services
🔄 Documentation Updates
This documentation is actively maintained and updated. To stay current:
- Check the GitHub repository for updates
- Follow the release notes
- Join the community discussions
🤝 Contributing
We welcome contributions to improve this documentation:
- Report Issues - Found a problem? Open an issue
- Suggest Improvements - Have ideas? Start a discussion
- Submit Changes - Want to help? Read our contributing guide
📞 Support
Need help? Here are your options:
- Check the Troubleshooting Guide for common solutions
- Search existing Issues for similar problems
- Ask the community in Discussions
- Review the Examples for working code samples
- Get in Touch - Contact us for implementation, pricing, and custom solutions
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is WP LLM?
A: WP LLM is a specialized AI model trained specifically for WordPress development, capable of generating production-ready WordPress code that follows best practices and security standards.
Q: How do I set up WP LLM locally?
A: Follow the Getting Started Guide to install Ollama and download the WP LLM model.
Q: Can I use WP LLM for block themes like TwentyTwentyFive?
A: Absolutely! WP LLM excels at block theme development, including custom blocks, template parts, and theme.json configuration.
Q: How do I ensure generated code is secure?
A: WP LLM follows WordPress security best practices, including proper sanitization, validation, nonce verification, and capability checks.
Q: What if the generated code doesn't work?
A: Check the Troubleshooting Guide for solutions. Refine your prompt, provide more context, or ask for a different approach.
Q: Can I use WP LLM in my CI/CD pipeline?
A: Yes! See the Advanced Usage Guide for examples of integrating WP LLM into CI/CD workflows.
Q: How do I contribute to WP LLM?
A: Read the Contributing Guide and Development Workflow for details on submitting issues, PRs, and more.
Q: Where can I get help?
A: Use the Troubleshooting Guide, search GitHub issues, or join the community discussions linked above.
Q: What are common pitfalls?
A: Avoid overly generic prompts, provide context about your WordPress version and setup, and always test generated code in a development environment first.
Ready to revolutionize your WordPress development? Start with the Getting Started Guide and unlock the power of AI-assisted WordPress development with WP LLM!