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Vibery
November 1, 202614 min read

Vì sao chuyển shop Haravan, Shopify, WooCommerce dễ lệch?

Vì sao chuyển shop Haravan, Shopify, WooCommerce dễ lệch dữ liệu? Bài này dành cho chủ shop muốn hiểu phần cần đối chiếu trước khi quyết định chuyển.

HaravanMigrationShopify
Vibery
November 1, 202612 min read

Moving a store between WooCommerce, Shopify and Haravan

Why store migrations lose data, and how a universal data model plus a dry-run plan would show what will not survive. For agencies moving shops. In design.

HaravanMigrationShopify
Vibery
October 29, 20267 min read

Five WordPress MCP jobs, 45 runs. Here are the token counts.

We ran 45 Claude Code tests across three WordPress MCP servers, measuring token usage and checking actual WordPress changes, from Rank Math SEO titles to Elementor edits and WooCommerce orders.

AIMCPPerformance
Vibery
October 14, 20264 min read

Exporting 79,354 products in 17 seconds, and editing 500 in 8

We wanted bulk edits to be ten times faster. WooCommerce's own save sets the floor, so we measured it, sped up everything around it, and made the writes safe. Real numbers from a store with 79,354 products and variations.

PerformanceWooCommerce
Vibery
October 14, 20267 min read

400,000 orders, searched in under a second

We built a WooCommerce store with 400,000 orders and timed the admin. A search took 0.49 s cold and about 90 ms after; the first run failed five of our targets. Here is what we fixed.

PerformanceWooCommerce
Vibery
October 10, 20267 min read

Why Do Heavy WooCommerce Stores Cost So Much?

Heavy WooCommerce stores cost more when admin work consumes hosting capacity and staff time. Vibery Sites moves bulk work out for store owners and agencies.

WooCommerceWordPress
Vibery
September 17, 20263 min read

What Is Vibery Sites? WordPress Hosting Built for AI Agents

Vibery Sites lets you run every WordPress and WooCommerce site you own from Claude Code or Codex over MCP. Here is what it does, how it works, and how to connect your first site.

Claude CodeMCPWordPress
Vibery
September 16, 20263 min read

Six Sites, Six Logins: How to Manage Multiple WordPress Sites From One Place

If every site you run is its own login, its own plugin stack and its own Saturday, the problem is not discipline. It is that you have no control plane. Here is how to get one.

AgenciesMCPWordPress
Vibery
September 15, 20263 min read

WordPress Backups You Can Actually Trust (and Restore)

A backup you have never restored is a hypothesis. Here is how to get the same backup on every site, restore to any point in time, and keep an export that does not depend on us.

BackupsSecurityWordPress
Vibery
September 12, 20262 min read

Stop Losing a Weekend to Site Setup: Deploy WordPress From a Template

A new client site should not cost you a Saturday of installing the same plugins in the same order. Turn a site you already built into a template and deploy copies in about thirty seconds.

AgenciesTemplatesWordPress
Vibery
September 11, 20262 min read

Bulk WooCommerce Updates Without the Timeouts

Importing a few thousand products on cheap shared hosting is how you discover the 30-second PHP limit. Here is why heavy WooCommerce work should not run on the store's own server.

WooCommerceWordPress
Vibery
September 10, 20263 min read

Manage WordPress From Claude Code: Connecting an MCP Client

You already do everything else in Claude Code. WordPress does not have to be the odd one out. One command connects your assistant to every site you run.

Claude CodeMCPWordPress
Vibery
September 9, 20263 min read

"I Am Not Letting an AI Loose on a Client Site" — Neither Are We

The safety question is the right question. Here is the actual model: nothing unattended, one revocable key per site, and tenant isolation you can verify.

AgenciesSecurityWordPress
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