We built a language model from scratch. Here is what it taught us.
Over the last few weeks we built a language model from nothing. Not a fine-tune of someone else’s model, and not a wrapper around an API. Our own…
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Strife Technologies
Insights on managed IT, cybersecurity, AI automation, and WordPress from the team at Strife Technologies.
Over the last few weeks we built a language model from nothing. Not a fine-tune of someone else’s model, and not a wrapper around an API. Our own…
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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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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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