In mid-August 2026, I explored the shifting landscape of API pricing and what it meant for professionals relying on artificial intelligence for deep, sustained analysis. See: DeepSeek’s New API Pricing: What It Actually Means for Heavy Users – The Captain’s Watch. The core premise of that piece remains entirely unchanged: for serious analytical work, direct …
AI models, analysis, API, breakthrough, cost, deepseek, efficiency, flowchart, glm, long-form, OpenWebUI
The Ultimate Guide to Running Your Own AI Interface
Captain Walker
Why Run Your Own AI Interface? What if I said that you could access over 400 AI models, and chop and change as you like for as little as $5 USD to start off. And that could last you a month! You might think – as paranoid as you are – that I’m selling something. …
AI models, chatgpt, choice, cost, efficiency, glm, interface, OpenRouter, OpenWebUI, tokens
MCP connection to WordPress via OpenWebUI
Captain Walker
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is a standard that lets AI models interact directly with external services. Instead of copying and pasting between a chat window and an application, the AI reaches into the application itself. It can read data, create content, update settings, and extract information — all through natural conversation. WordPress …
AI, AI models, connection, connector, Docker, MCP, OpenWebUI, software, web, wordpress
Revived and with blinding speed
CaptainsWatch is now lightning fast, after I took action. The few who visit will find that pages and other content load almost instantly. The site had developed what I can only describe as a chronic illness. Pages loaded like they were wading through treacle. The Gutenberg editor — WordPress’s block-based writing tool — was throwing …
DeepSeek’s New API Pricing: What It Actually Means for Heavy Users
DeepSeek has announced new API pricing for V4 Pro and V4 Flash, effective 16:00 UTC on 16 August 2026. The headline is straightforward: rates have gone up. The detail is more interesting, and it matters more than the headline for anyone whose usage looks like sustained, document-heavy analysis rather than short, occasional queries. What Changed …
Prof Neil Wyn Evans v Cambridge University 2024
The thirty-year pattern this case belongs to This judgment handed down in June 2026 belongs to a pattern the reader will recognise, and which the Claimant himself identified. Writing to the Registrary in August 2023, he drew a comparison with the Chester Hospital Trust: “The circumstances are all very familiar. The Whistleblowers were threatened with …
