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How I published my first WordPress.org plugin with Cursor, Git, and AI

Today I published my first plugin on WordPress.org : TOCguide . It is a Gutenberg Table of Contents block with an optional Reading Guide. No accounts, no tracking, no outside APIs. The listing is live at version 1.6.3. This is a slightly shorter Dev.to version of a longer write-up on my site. The full notes are here: How I published my first WordPress.org plugin with Cursor, Git, and AI . Why AI…

I recently launched my inaugural WordPress.org plugin named TOCguide. This Gutenberg Table of Contents block offers an optional Reading Guide feature. The plugin is available at version 1.6.3 and can be accessed through this link. My Dev.to post providing more detailed information about the process of creating and publishing this plugin is also available here.

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