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Tutorials

Every Tuli Builder article filed under Tutorials — product updates, practical how-tos and behind-the-scenes notes on building with the AI WordPress theme and page builder.

Tutorials

Connect Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI and VS Code to WordPress (MCP Setup)

Set up a WordPress MCP server in Cursor, OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Windsurf and more, with copy-paste configs for each client.

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How to Connect Claude Code to WordPress (Step-by-Step, 2026)

Connect Claude Code to WordPress with an MCP server and let it build pages, write posts and manage plugins on your live site. Setup takes five minutes.

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Publish and Update WordPress Posts by Just Asking Your AI (No Dashboard)

You can now publish WordPress posts with AI by simply asking your assistant to draft, optimize, tag, and schedule content live on your site. Here is the exact workflow using Tuli's built-in MCP server.

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How to Build a WordPress Website With AI in 2026 (No Code Needed)

A practical, no-code guide to build a WordPress website with AI in 2026: describe your site in any language, let AI generate designed sections and copy, refine visually, and publish — in hours, not weeks.

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How to Convert HTML to WordPress (Without Rebuilding From Scratch)

Need to convert HTML to WordPress? Skip the theme-templating headache. Here are your options in 2026 — and how to paste an HTML/CSS/JS site straight into WordPress as fully editable pages.

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From ChatGPT to WordPress: Turn AI-Generated HTML Into a Real Site

Vibe-coded a site with ChatGPT or Claude? Here's how to go from ChatGPT to WordPress the right way — turning AI-generated HTML/CSS/JS into fully editable, dynamic WordPress pages.

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How to Build a WooCommerce Store With AI in an Afternoon

You can build a WooCommerce store with AI far faster than the old way. Here's a step-by-step workflow to design a fast, editable, on-brand shop using Tuli Builder's AI and WooCommerce parts.

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