Temporary Login Without Password vs. TrustedLogin: your own site or your customers’ sites
Temporary Login Without Password and TrustedLogin solve different problems. Here’s what each one actually grants, and which one fits your support workflow.
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WordPress MCP servers: what they actually let an agent do
A look at what Automattic’s wordpress-mcp, WordPress core’s MCP Adapter, Agent Abilities for MCP, and WP Engine’s MCP Server actually scope an agent to do.
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TrustedLogin is now available on WordPress.org
The TrustedLogin Connector plugin is now available on WordPress.org! We have been in private access since 2021, and now TrustedLogin is opening up to all plugin and theme developers, agencies and hosts. Improve your user experience Once you integrate TrustedLogin with your code using the SDK, your users can grant your team access with a…
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We’re adopting Remove Dashboard Access & Support Me
TrustedLogin is now maintaining the Remove Dashboard Access & Support Me plugins created by Drew Jaynes.
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Making progress toward launch 🔏
The TrustedLogin service works beautifully, and it has for months. But before launching a platform that deals with sharing encrypted logins with support, it is vital to make sure all angles are covered. Dotting all the security “i”s Naturally, the biggest concern when it comes to TrustedLogin is security. We had two rounds of security…
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Are you ready for TrustedLogin? 🔐
I’m delighted to share some big news: TrustedLogin will begin going live in July soon. TrustedLogin is the easy and secure way for WordPress plugins, themes, agencies, and hosts to request access to customers’ websites. After two years in development, we’re ready to go live. Here’s what our launch timeline looks like: First, we’re going…
