AI is changing how WordPress developers work. It can generate code, help troubleshoot errors, explain unfamiliar APIs, and turn a plain-language request into a prototype. But producing code and deciding whether it belongs on a production website are different tasks.
That distinction matters in WordPress. Decisions about architecture, performance, security, accessibility, and maintainability require an understanding of the project. A developer has to assess how AI-generated code fits the site’s plugins, themes, APIs, and business requirements.
AI can help propose and implement a solution, but the developer still has to evaluate the approach, challenge incorrect assumptions, and check that the
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