Enterprise web presence, reimagined.

Design, build, and govern modern web systems — headless WordPress, Next.js, agent-assisted. Twenty-five years of craft, running live.

You’re looking at the proof of concept.

The Problem

Maybe it’s the plugin sprawl.

Maybe it’s the security surface.

Maybe it’s years of accumulated fixes.

The problem isn’t one thing. It’s the accumulation.

And the longer it compounds, the harder it gets to move.

What this is

  • Advanced WordPress Services

    Existing systems, pipelines, the headless split — audited, hardened, and moved forward without a rebuild you don’t need.

  • New Build

    Headless WordPress and Next.js on Vercel, delivered as a managed service. You approve before anything ships.

  • AI Workflow Consulting

    Advisory and governance-forward. Where agents genuinely earn their place in a workflow — never hype.

Twenty-five years made liquid.

A thesis formed in the late 1990s and proven every year since: the web rewards those who arrive early, build what actually works, and stay long enough to know what survives. Twenty-five years of full-stack practice — through the entire life of WordPress — now sharpened by agents that do the repetitive work.

The work spans Agile Alliance, Pearson, University of California, VMware, HP, and E-Trade. A recent proof point: an agent-driven pipeline reviewed 400+ gated videos and returned staff-ready recommendations — the kind of judgment work that used to take a team weeks.

Arrive early, build what works, stay long enough to know what survives.

Read how we did it
video-library-review · agent · pass 3
0 / 413 analyzed
Source library 417 videos · 2010–2024 · EN · PT · ES
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Staff decision sheet $1 · 310 hrs · local GPU
Scaling Agile Teams2019Keep
Continuous Delivery 1012017Archival context
Legacy Retrospectives2014Review
Estimation Anti-patterns2016Review
Distributed Standups2020Archival context
Continuous Integration Basics2013Archival context
Archival 258
Review 82
Keep 73
Escalate 0

What we build

Past where the plugin stops.

Off-the-shelf plugins get a client most of the way. The rest is custom. This is an ad platform built into WordPress for Agile Alliance — weighted delivery, every impression and click tracked past the cache, campaigns organized by client, and performance the client reads for themselves.

When a partner asked how their campaign was doing, the answer was already on the screen.

Read how we built it
Ad Manager · Performance
Last 30 days ▾

Impressions & Clicks over time

Annual Summit 2026 — Top Banner

48,210
Impressions
612
Clicks
1.27%
CTR
Impressions Clicks
Ad Manager · Client Report
All time ▾

Membership Partners — campaign summary

Delivered across 6 placements

312,940
Impressions
1,486
Clicks
0.47%
CTR

Top placements

Blog Sidebar168,711
Top Banner96,204
Article Footer48,025

Top pages by clicks

Registration412
Program287
Speakers193
Ad Manager · Performance
Last 30 days ▾

Click-through rate over time

Certification Push — Sidebar

0.63%
Average CTR
2.9k
Clicks
Mar 27
Peak day
CTR, daily
Ad Manager · Placements
All placements ▾

Placement breakdown

Weighted delivery · impression-gated

Placement Impr. Clicks CTR
Blog Sidebar blog_sidebar 168,711 58 0.03%
Top Banner top_banner 96,204 402 0.42%
Article Footer article_ftr 48,025 211 0.44%
Home Hero home_hero 31,880 190 0.60%
3 campaigns · 4 placements Export CSV
Custom-built for Agile Alliance · reconstructed with sample data
Iris · session live

You're already looking at it.

This site is headless WordPress, a Next.js front end on Vercel, and an agent that writes and maintains it — that your team talks to like a colleague. Running now.

Not a concept.
Not a roadmap.
This.
# studio-newsroom · where articles get made F
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felipe9:02 AM
@Iris morning — we need a short piece up today on the schema-drift release. Brief's in the thread. Can you get it started?
IrisApp9:02 AM
Read the brief. Before I draft — what's the angle: a practitioner how-to, or the argument for why drift detection matters? One line and I'll run.
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felipe9:04 AM
The argument. Aim it at engineers who think they don't need it.
IrisApp9:11 AM
Draft ready for review — "Drift Happens." 840 words, feature image, and a three-minute audio cut. Nothing is published yet.
drift-happens.md feature.webp drift-happens.mp3
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felipe9:15 AM
Read it. Ship it.
IrisApp9:15 AM
I need your approval to publish. This pushes live to headless-wp and triggers the Vercel build.
Approve & publish Hold
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felipe9:16 AM
Approved.
IrisApp9:16 AM
Published — live now.
The full record of this run stays in this thread.
Message #studio-newsroom
The whole pipeline — in a channel your team is already in.

How it works

Four steps. You approve before anything ships.

  1. 01

    Request

    You describe what needs to change, in plain terms.

  2. 02

    Scope & stage

    The work is scoped and staged for review — never live yet.

  3. 03

    You review & approve

    Nothing ships without your explicit sign-off.

  4. 04

    Ship

    Deployed to production and monitored, live in minutes.

This is how this site is operated right now.

If it’s a fit, let’s talk.

No pitch deck. No scope document. Just a conversation about whether we’re the right fit.

Our own agents

We build things we use.

Echo takes the voice in. Calliope gives it back. Two agents from the same workshop, lit by the same mark that means an agent at work everywhere else on this page.

Echo · voice in
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Calliope · voice out
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