Build WordPress by conversation
One command turns a fresh Mac into a ready-to-work WordPress studio. You direct in plain language; it does the technical building: WP-CLI over SSH, content and database edits, image work, and the design in native blocks. No dashboard clicking.
curl -fsSL https://get.daylightcreative.tech/wp-studio | bashmacOS · needs an AI subscription or API key · MIT licensed. Rather not pipe to bash? Clone the repo and read it first.
A studio that already knows WordPress
Not a blank chat window. A configured workspace with hard-won WordPress knowledge, safety rules built into its tools, and the means to act, present from the first session.
Talk, it builds
Describe what you want in plain language. It runs WP-CLI over SSH, edits content and the database, optimizes images, and builds the design in native blocks.
It views your site in a browser
A built-in browser engine loads a page and screenshots it, desktop and mobile, so it can show you a change actually rendered rather than describe one.
It knows the gotchas
Fifteen skills learned on real client sites: update policy and hardening, malware response, staging hazards, caching by host, Divi and the move to native blocks, images, launch QA and debugging.
Rules the tools enforce
It can't change a site without a fresh, verified database backup. PHP is checked by the server before it goes live, and the previous version is kept. A safety check reviews every action and stops anything irreversible for you to confirm.
Your passwords stay yours
You type a login into a drop-box file; the studio files it away without Claude ever seeing it, and Claude is blocked from reading it afterwards. Never in the chat, never committed, never in your backup.
What you give away is what compounds.
Steven built this for our own client work, and it was easier to open it than to keep it. There is no upsell attached and no account to create.
If you would rather we ran WordPress for you, that is a different conversation. If you want your own team working this way, DayLight AI teaches it.