Strife Technologies
Insights on managed IT, cybersecurity, AI automation, and WordPress from the team at Strife Technologies.
Until this month StrifeBridge MCP only worked with Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf. ChatGPT couldn’t connect at all. That’s fixed. Why ChatGPT couldn’t connect StrifeBridge authenticated with a bearer…
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The most common reason people don’t install an AI plugin for WordPress: they don’t want to hand an AI the keys and hope for the best. Version 2.4.0…
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WordPress 7.0 shipped the platform’s first shared layer for AI, including an Abilities API that lets any feature declare what it can do, and an MCP Adapter that…
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Most security reports tell you what tools you have. Argos tells you whether they are actually working. It is the continuous security monitoring and reporting service we built…
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ContextEngine Your AI tools already know your stack. No more explaining. The Problem Every AI Coding Session Starts With Every AI coding session starts the same way: you…
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If you use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and you manage a WordPress site, there’s a direct way to connect the two: a WordPress MCP plugin called StrifeBridge MCP.…
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I spent a few hours today having a philosophical conversation with Claude about something that has been nagging at me for a while. I want to share it,…
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If your company prohibits sending source code to third-party APIs, Claude Code is effectively off the table in its normal form, even if you want to use it.…
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I got tired of the same 10-minute tax at the start of every AI coding session. ‘We use App Router.’ ‘Prisma client is here.’ ‘Don’t touch getServerSideProps.’ And…
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What started as an experiment turned into a production tool I use every day, and eventually a commercial product. The Problem If you manage a WordPress site, you…
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