Like someone mentioned, using AI is a solid start, but in my experience, you have to be extremely cautious with what it spits out.

• Security is a massive concern. AI often forgets to escape data or sanitize inputs, which makes your site an easy target.
• It tends to use outdated hooks. WordPress evolves fast and the models are usually a bit behind on the latest best practices.
• Watch your API costs. If you keep asking it to fix the same bug, you're just burning money on bad logic. Actually, I spent my whole morning just reorganizing my server rack because the cable mess was giving me anxiety. I found like four old power supplies I totally forgot I owned. My garage is basically a tech graveyard at this point and I really need to stop hoarding parts. But yeah, just make sure you audit every line the AI gives you and dont just trust it blindly.

Just use deepseek, ask it to create a Wordpress plugin, and then he will show you the source codes.

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