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Jameson Brandon

@royalplugins·Tokyo, Japan·Joined March 2026

Wrote over 500k lines of code on just wp plugins

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Royal Pluginsroyalplugins.hashnode.dev12 posts

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Writing on current projects we are working on

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Bigger projects (12 months+ engagements)

Jameson Brandon's blogs

Royal Pluginsroyalplugins.hashnode.dev12 posts

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JBJameson Brandoninroyalplugins.hashnode.dev·Jul 12 · 6 min read

Security Researchers Flagged My Plugin Twice. Here's Why It Wasn't Scary.

I have had two independent security researchers find bugs in my WordPress plugin this year. Both were valid. Both got fixed. I would gladly take another one tomorrow. If that sounds like a strange thi

JBJameson Brandoninroyalplugins.hashnode.dev·Jul 8 · 6 min read

How to Audit AI Bot Traffic on WordPress Without Signing Up for Cloudflare

Most guides for controlling AI crawlers on WordPress open with a Cloudflare signup form. That's fine if Cloudflare fits your stack. If it doesn't, here's the manual audit process you can run today wit

JBJameson Brandoninroyalplugins.hashnode.dev·Jul 5 · 8 min read

Royal MCP: 37 → 67 Tools, and the OAuth Refactor That Made It Possible

Over the last six months, Royal MCP grew from 37 tools to 67 — near-doubling the surface area. That growth gets asked about a lot, mostly by people trying to figure out whether it's a real production

JBJameson Brandoninroyalplugins.hashnode.dev·Jun 2 · 5 min read

My Async Backup Engine Worked Perfectly. Until A Customer's Shared Host Filtered Out The One Cron Hook We Needed

SiteVault Pro's full backup engine splits work across WP-Cron resumptions. Each cron tick processes a chunk of files, schedules the next tick 5-10 seconds out, releases its lock. The pattern handles s

JBJameson Brandoninroyalplugins.hashnode.dev·May 25 · 5 min read

"S3-Compatible" Means "Spec-Compliant Or You Lose." AWS Is The Lenient One.

SiteVault Pro shipped S3-compatible cloud backup support. Tested it against Amazon S3, watched backups upload, watched them restore, watched the dashboard tick from "Syncing…" to "Synced." Marked the