Owners and specialists describe what changed when they began working directly on their WordPress websites. These are their projects, their tasks and their feedback.
Bob wanted to improve his store himself. After we set up our WordPress + AI workflow, he worked through checkout, backend, plugin and database changes that had been sitting in his plans.
Read the case study…in one month I did everything I’d planned for two years of work.
Julia learned to direct AI on Coxit’s existing website, with its design system guiding the work and expert support available when she needed it.
Read the case studyIt does everything really well once you figure out how to prompt it properly.
I built this system for myself first. It lived in my VS Code, in the technical part of my work. Then I installed it for my team, and my SEO specialist started doing work 10 times faster than my developers and designers.
Then I installed it for a few clients. A marketer at one business and a founder at another started making website changes themselves and stopped buying those services from us. We lost thousands of dollars in revenue because they could now do the work themselves.
But the money wasn’t the most important part. One client built everything he’d planned for the next two years himself in one month. That’s when it clicked for me how much value there was in this system. He didn’t have to go through our usual project manager, designer and developer process. He built fulfillment, discount and warehouse functionality for his e-commerce store just by explaining how he wanted it to work. We connected the system to his existing website, without rebuilding anything.
These stories come from WordPress Fuel, the AI-assisted workflow we developed before Shuttle. That experience now informs Shuttle by MoonPress.
