A practical blueprint for a multi-channel support agent you can deploy today. Includes architecture, tooling, memory, orchestration, error handling, and code skeletons. Built for stability, observability, and cost control.
A deployable pattern for adding a secure, low-latency AI chat to WordPress. We’ll build a minimal WP plugin, a Django backend that streams tokens via Server-Sent Events, Redis caching, and end-to-end auth and rate limits.
Build a production-safe pipeline where WordPress pushes AI jobs to a Django API, Celery processes them with Redis, and results are posted back to WordPress. Includes signed webhooks, retries, and deployment notes.
A practical blueprint to cut support backlog and first-response times with an AI routing and drafting system. Includes architecture, safeguards, cost model, and a staged rollout plan.
We shipped a major backend upgrade focused on reliability, speed, and security. Highlights: Agent Orchestrator v2, a new secrets vault, and a faster WordPress AI plugin with streaming.
A practical, deployable pipeline for tracking AI agent performance, latency, token costs, and failures. Covers schemas, ingestion, storage, transformations, dashboards, alerts, and performance tuning.
A practical blueprint for secure, idempotent, and observable webhook ingestion that connects WordPress to Django and downstream AI workflows. Includes signature verification, retries, DLQs, and code you can ship.
A practical blueprint for a multi-tool customer support agent with strict Brain+Hands separation, deterministic orchestration, secure API tools, and WordPress integration. Includes contracts, code patterns, memory layers, guardrails, and deployment tips.
Ship a real AI chat/assist widget in WordPress without melting PHP. This post shows a secure, scalable pattern using a WordPress plugin, a Python worker, and optional streaming via SSE—plus rate limits, auditing, and caching.
Build a secure, scalable pipeline that turns WordPress media uploads into AI-generated summaries. We’ll push files to S3, process via Django + Celery, and post signed results back to WordPress. Includes code for both sides.