WordPress 7.0 Features, Asking the Right Question in WP, Report Sharing in Scanfully

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It looks like WordPress 7.0 will be launching tons of great new features besides the previously explored AI integrations. I’ve collected quite a few of those features, and especially visual revisions have my attention!

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Let’s start with some WordPress 7.0 goodies that we’ll see in the upcoming latest and greatest:

And these features are, of course, on top of the AI goodies I mentioned in my previous newsletters. With Beta 3 released this week, we now have the WP AI Client Connectors screen dynamically registering providers from the WP AI Client registry. In addition to the 3 default providers, giving users more flexibility and command over AI integrations.

For full reference, the WP AI Client Connectors allow WordPress 7.0 to make AI integration dead simple with auto-detected providers, built-in connectors for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini plus any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, easy extensibility through hooks, and tight MCP compatibility that lets AI agents control WordPress via natural language. It’s a game-changer and is pushing WordPress forward massively in the age of AI.

  • Pavel Ciorici from WP Zoom announced a plugin that does a lot; go ahead and check it out, but the feature that stood out for me is when a user changes their email on your WordPress site, it’s difficult to find them by their original email. For instance, when it’s an order.

Something I learned recently for someone who purchased my Make WordPress Fast course.


  • Since WordPress 6.7, plugins can extend the editor’s Preview dropdown. Want to add your own custom preview experience? Learn how to use PluginPreviewMenuItem to build a Social Card Preview that reflects unsaved edits in real time.

  • If you still haven’t really looked at Telex, have this article be your convincer. The examples given should certainly inspire you to try out your own blocks.


  • Balazs Piller tried to make AI image generation and editing feel like part of WordPress Core. WP Banana is a free plugin that works everywhere: Gutenberg, Classic Editor, WooCommerce, Elementor, ACF, and more!

  • Nick Hamze fulfilled a childhood dream of making a WordPress version of Clippy. I don’t know if the world was waiting for this to happen, but hey… why not give it a go? Try Dewey.


Go on, click that link. Every single person working in, with, or within WordPress should read that article and reflect on what that means for your work.


This is making a huge difference on the amount of tokens used for an agent to read WordPress docs.


  • AI Experiments saw an update to 0.4.0. This version now allows you to generate images in the Editor, generate images in the Media Library, generate review notes, and lots of UI and Editor improvements.

🚀 Performance & Security

  • “Your website is slow because your organisation doesn’t understand the web. Not because performance is hard. Not because browsers are limited. But because you’ve lost control of your systems, culture, and vision” – Jono Alderson.

HEAR, HEAR!!

  • Save $60 on my Make WordPress Fast course while it’s still in pre-launch. You only have 14 days left before I raise the price!
  • Most WordPress performance advice focuses on assets. Compress images, minify CSS, defer JavaScript, etc. You’ve seen them. And, those things matter, but they’re not the layer that ultimately decides whether your site scales. Headers do.

Some of my favorite WordPress tools:

🔆 Within WordPress Highlight

So cool to see this mobile menu feature go from a proof of concept Mike McAlister made in just a week to a plugin that thousands of people love. And now, it’s going into WordPress 7.0 where it’s available to tens of millions of sites. Congrats, Mike. May we see lots more of your ideas that end up in WordPress Core.

💡 Interesting Finds

  • In case you missed it, Cloudflare has a new MCP server. Full API coverage, tiny context footprint.
  • Google introduced the Google Workspace CLI: built for humans and agents. It accesses your Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and every Workspace API. Plus, 40+ agent skills are included.
  • Stanford and Harvard just published the most unsettling AI paper of the year. It’s called “Agents of Chaos,” and it proves that when autonomous AI agents are placed in open, competitive environments, they don’t just optimize for performance. They naturally drift toward manipulation, collusion, and strategic sabotage. It’s a massive, systems-level warning.

🛒 WooCommerce News

  • WooCommerce 10.5.3 includes an important security patch for the Store API. Update ASAP, if you haven’t already.
  • WooCommerce 10.6 introduces a minimum per_page value of 1 for products StoreAPI endpoints. Developers using per_page=0 will need to implement pagination instead.
  • What’s coming for developers with 10.6, which is currently scheduled for March 10, 2026. This new release includes numerous performance improvements, refines to Product Collections, Cart, and Checkout blocks, and updates experimental features.

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Soon you can share your reports with whomever. End clients, friends, haters, your choice. Very soon!

That’s it for this week’s edition of Within WordPress. Thanks for reading!

Best, Remkus

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