I'm extremely bullish on WordPress winning in AI, perhaps more than I have been in a long time. I think it is only a matter of time before people start seeing the light again & many already are. It just isn't a good idea to vibe code something from scratch every time (with some exceptions, of course). I'm a builder, and with talented folks, we work on codebases across Astro, Next.js, Laravel, Vue.js, and countless others all day/all week. It's literally what we do, but I can also be objective (unlike many who just want to serve their own interests) to say this: Wherever you can, cut complexity out of the equation. Each stack has its place, but most marketing sites, blogs, news sites, etc., should really just be WordPress. Over-engineering makes sense in some cases, but in most cases, it's just over-engineering for its own sake. It's hard enough as it is to move work forward, no less when you are keeping up with AI, so cutting out complexity where you can instead of blindly running towards every new thing. All this to say, check out my new personal website: alexjpanagis.com Now get back to work (and try doing some of it outside of your prompt box sometime) :)