Everything I
have checked.
- AI Memory With Tagging: Tags, Embeddings and Graph Edges Are Not Interchangeable MemPalace ships five backends and the default one has a dash in the Namespaces column. Which tools expose tags, and where a tag beats a vector.
- AI Memory for Writers: What Survives the Round Trip This category was built for code. One project targets prose, it has 66 stars, and the test that eliminates the rest takes two minutes.
- codebase-memory-mcp vs Graphify: What Each One Actually Stores Both are alive, both refuse a vector database, and both were pushed to this week. The split is who owns the graph file.
- Choosing an AI Memory Layer: Sort Them by What Comes Back, Not by Stars A 24,587-star repo whose README says the code moved elsewhere. One axis that actually separates these tools, and the field sorted on it.
- The wp-config Constants That Silently Change What WordPress Does Nine constants, the exact line of core that reads each one, and what breaks. CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS is forced off on the front end whatever you set it…
- What WordPress Transients Actually Cost You set_transient with no expiry passes boolean true to add_option. The value is autoloaded on every request, skips the 6.6 size guard, and is never cleaned up.
- WordPress Image Formats in 2026: What Core Does, and Bytes I Measured Myself WordPress 7.1 does not convert JPEGs to WebP. I read the source, then converted two real files at core's own quality defaults. AVIF lost one of…
- What WordPress Core Actually Does When It Lazy Loads Your Images Zero loading=lazy attributes on my WordPress 7.1 site, and six high-priority images on one post. Here is the core logic a plugin threw away.
- What Web Fonts Actually Cost on WordPress, Measured With curl My homepage preloads three fonts. All three return 404, at 24,100 gzipped bytes each. Here are the real font numbers behind that.
- WordPress File Permissions That Actually Matter Core does not read 644 or 755 to decide if it can update itself. It compares file owners. Plus the three permission mistakes that end in…
- Two Schedulers on One Site: WP-Cron Against Action Scheduler WP-Cron is one autoloaded option. Action Scheduler is three tables with nine indexes. And the batch size of 20 that lost the race was fixed in…
- What a WordPress Backup Has to Contain Before a Restore Will Work UpdraftPlus free does not archive wp-config.php. Read from three plugins' source: what is in the archive, what is not, and the restore rehearsal that finds out.