Production WordPress plugins

If it does not exist, I write it.

An open framework for AI on WordPress, written up page by page: a hub every AI task on a site goes through, with an MCP server for AI agents, a content planner, and forms people and AI agents can fill. Then the plugins I built for clients: payment gateways, memberships, bookings and community tools. Each one has its own page.

How I build a plugin

Purpose-built, not general

A plugin that does one job for one site can be a fraction of the size of the marketplace version and never fight another plugin for the same hook. Minimal JavaScript, nothing loaded where it is not used.

Tested like software

Every plugin ships with Playwright tests that run the real flows: fill the form, take the payment, make the booking. If a WordPress update breaks it, I know before a visitor does.

Built for the person using it

A plugin is finished when the person using it does not need a manual. The hammer builder turns a catalogue into a few clear choices, the cosmetics builder guides every ingredient with conditional logic, and the booking plugin keeps guests on the restaurant’s own site.

The plugins

AI Workbench HubThe hub of an open framework for AI on WordPress: one door for every AI task on a site, grounded in the site's own content, with an MCP server for AI agents.WordPress, WP REST API, Abilities API, MCP, OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini APIs, embeddings AI Content PlannerPart of an open framework for AI on WordPress: reads a month of search, analytics and AI visibility data and works with the editor on what to publish next.WordPress, Search Console API, GA4 Data API, keyword research data, OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini APIs, embeddings AI ConversionPart of an open framework for AI on WordPress: forms people and AI agents can fill through WebMCP, every submission held until the CRM confirms it, and follow-up drafted for a person to approve.WordPress, WebMCP, CRM APIs, WP REST API, Action Scheduler, OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini APIs Paymentez gateway for WooCommerceA custom WooCommerce payment gateway for Paymentez, built from the API documentation up for clients in Latin America.PHP, WooCommerce payment gateway API, Paymentez API Tock booking integrationA WordPress integration plugin for Tock, the dining and events booking platform, bringing availability and reservations into the client's own site.PHP, Tock API, WordPress AI Visibility TrackerFinds the questions buyers in the company's market actually ask, then measures how the brand shows up when ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity answer them.PHP, Claude, OpenAI, Gemini and Perplexity APIs, embeddings, Action Scheduler Gym subscription pluginRecurring memberships for gyms: plans, billing cycles, access control and renewals, built as a WordPress plugin.PHP, WooCommerce, recurring billing bbPress social platform pluginsPlugins that turned bbPress forums into social platforms: profiles, activity, notifications, moderation.PHP, bbPress, WordPress

5 questions about Arvind Kumar, answered

Which WordPress plugins has Arvind built?

Three pages describe my open framework for AI on WordPress: AI Workbench Hub, AI Content Planner and AI Conversion. The plugins I built for clients include a Paymentez gateway for WooCommerce, a subscription plugin for gyms, a Tock booking integration and bbPress social tools.

What is AI Workbench Hub?

The hub of my open framework for AI on WordPress: one door for every AI task on a site, with an MCP server so AI agents can work on it safely. Nothing it changes goes live until a person approves it.

Why write a custom plugin instead of installing one?

A plugin that does one job for one site can be a fraction of the size of the marketplace version and never fights another plugin for the same hook. Minimal JavaScript, and nothing loaded where it isn't used.

How are Arvind's plugins tested?

Every plugin ships with Playwright tests that run the real flows: fill the form, take the payment, make the booking. If a WordPress update breaks something, I know before a visitor does.

What is WebMCP?

A web standard in the works that lets a website offer tools to AI agents. In my open framework for AI on WordPress, AI Conversion offers every form through WebMCP, so an agent acting for a visitor can find and complete it in a structured way instead of scraping the page.