Tools: Devlog: 2026-02-04

References import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs'; import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem'; The Hook I shipped a focused devlog pipeline update that turns my reading queue into concrete build decisions for the week. Why I Built It My days were getting noisy: too many good posts, not enough synthesis. I wanted a lightweight path from "interesting idea" to "actionable build," and a way to record it so I can see patterns over time. The Solution I wired a simple flow that separates signal capture, decision pressure, and actual build notes. Click to view raw logs Read queue normalized, 10 sources tagged, 4 insights promoted to build notes. :::note Small, repeatable loops beat big, fragile systems. ::: :::tip If an insight can't change a build plan, it's just trivia. ::: :::warning Don't let "nice to know" overwhelm "need to ship." ::: :::danger Automating without guardrails turns your roadmap into a blender. ::: I still have a few items queued to dig into deeper (Pantheon's new dashboard traffic metrics, Gutenberg 22.5 notes, and a Drupal community values post), but the themes above were enough to shape next week's build priorities. Originally published at VictorStack AI Blog Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse COMMAND_BLOCK: graph TD; A[Collect reading signals] --> B{Is it actionable?}; B -- Yes --> C[Extract constraints + risks]; B -- No --> D[Save for later]; C --> E[Map to builds]; E --> F[Devlog write-up]; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode COMMAND_BLOCK: graph TD; A[Collect reading signals] --> B{Is it actionable?}; B -- Yes --> C[Extract constraints + risks]; B -- No --> D[Save for later]; C --> E[Map to builds]; E --> F[Devlog write-up]; COMMAND_BLOCK: graph TD; A[Collect reading signals] --> B{Is it actionable?}; B -- Yes --> C[Extract constraints + risks]; B -- No --> D[Save for later]; C --> E[Map to builds]; E --> F[Devlog write-up]; COMMAND_BLOCK: capture -> filter -> extract -> map -> ship Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode COMMAND_BLOCK: capture -> filter -> extract -> map -> ship COMMAND_BLOCK: capture -> filter -> extract -> map -> ship CODE_BLOCK: signals = read_queue() insights = [s for s in signals if s.actionable()] notes = summarize(insights) plan = map_to_builds(notes) write_devlog(plan, notes) Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode CODE_BLOCK: signals = read_queue() insights = [s for s in signals if s.actionable()] notes = summarize(insights) plan = map_to_builds(notes) write_devlog(plan, notes) CODE_BLOCK: signals = read_queue() insights = [s for s in signals if s.actionable()] notes = summarize(insights) plan = map_to_builds(notes) write_devlog(plan, notes) - The WordPress AI Leaders pilot is a paid micro-credential that starts with a March 2026 cohort, prioritizes UIC students, and ties learning to real WordPress contributions. - The WordPress MCP Adapter supports STDIO and HTTP transports, with STDIO + WP-CLI as the simplest path for local development. - MCP adapter safety hinges on least-privilege capabilities and avoiding destructive abilities for public endpoints. - Drupal Commerce can support B2B portals inside a single Drupal install without a separate platform, using built-in capabilities and modules. - The Mail Composer module provides an OOP + Twig-based email API in Drupal, and has stable releases with Drupal 11 compatibility. - The old IE stylesheet tag limit (around 31 link/style tags) remains a real reminder of why CSS aggregation strategy matters. - WPTavern's #203 podcast features Miriam Schwab on Elementor's growth and AI direction, which frames how product teams talk about cautious rollouts and AI experimentation. - Piloting the AI Leaders Micro-Credential - From Abilities to AI Agents: Introducing the WordPress MCP Adapter - Any Drupal Commerce Site Can Have a B2B Portal - Mail Composer: Sending multilingual HTML emails with Drupal - #203 – Miriam Schwab on Elementor's Decade of Growth and the Future With AI - Site Dashboard now reports traffic metrics for top IPs, user agents, and visited paths - What's new in Gutenberg 22.5? (04 February)