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An open-source contribution, private MCP servers and the Claude Code workflow I use on every project.
Open source
PluginsLab's MCP server indexes the hooks, filters and blocks of WordPress, WooCommerce and Gutenberg, so AI assistants work from a verified database instead of guessing from training data. I contributed the documentation layer released in 1.1.0: seven handbook parsers and three new tools.
View on GitHub ↗MIT licence · built by PluginsLab
Private MCP servers
Read-only access to WordPress and PrestaShop sites over FTP, SFTP and MySQL, with built-in knowledge of each platform. They let an AI assistant inspect a live site without any risk of changing it.
Writes are blocked in SQL validation, in the file API and in the tool design itself.
Passwords and SSH keys stay in the macOS Keychain, never in configuration files.
Checksum-validated patterns and a local privacy model mask personal data before it reaches the AI.
Plugins, themes and configuration for WordPress; modules, versions and multistore layouts for PrestaShop.
Not public. Available to clients under a licence for internal use, on macOS with Apple Silicon.
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Claude Code reads the repository, project instructions and, through the MCP servers, the live site.
The change is written on a branch, small and reviewable.
PHPStan, coding-standard security sniffs and gitleaks secret scanning run before every commit.
I review the diff myself, then you approve it before it goes live.
$ git commit -m "Lazy-load module scripts" ● phpstan analyse ………… ✓ ● phpcs security sniffs … ✓ ● gitleaks (staged) …… ✓ ● Ready for review.
Designing and launching a PrestaShop shop with AI assistance, step by step.
A 5.0 rating across 500+ projects, all reviewed publicly. Codeable vetted me before accepting me as an expert and holds your payment in escrow until you approve the work.