The WordPress REST API speaks JSON, so every route ends up returning JSON, even when the thing calling it is a calendar app, a spreadsheet download, or an AI crawler. Pick the response shape from the caller instead.
The SEO module worked, had tests, and was a headline feature of Loopress Light. Then, while documenting a newer feature, I reached for a Yoast setting as an example, and realized the old module mostly put content in Git.
My sister's tutoring site launched on Astra last year. I rebuilt it on Twenty Twenty-Five with Loopress and measured the homepage with Query Monitor before and after. A third fewer queries, 40 fewer scripts, half the autoloaded options, and a design that finally lives in Git.
Every WordPress project has a pile of add_action and add_filter calls holding it together. They live in functions.php or a snippets plugin, invisible to code review. Loopress Full lets you ship them as plain PHP files in Git.
Submitted in July with code snippet sync, rejected, appealed, rejected again. Here is what the WordPress.org review team said, in their own words, and how Loopress Light ended up in the directory as an ACF and SEO sync tool instead.
