Blatchy Wiki [Paid] v1.2.0

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Blatchy Wiki - Give your community a real encyclopedia. Blatchy Wiki adds a full wiki to your forum

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Give your community a real encyclopedia. Blatchy Wiki adds a full wiki to your forum, with a clean reference-style design.

Manually add or seed articles from Wikipedia. Search Wikipedia right from the create-page form and import any article as your starting content — headings, formatting, tables, and the article's sources come along as numbered references. Every seeded page carries a proper attribution box with the source link and...

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[smallwheels]

Could be interesting, given the shortcomings of the few existing wiki add ons for XF. However: Your demo site is incredibly slow, it loads forever (and sometimes does not load at all). Also interesting to know to which degree this add on has been AI coded and, in this case, how code quality has been assured.

 

[thomas1]

Sorry, you have been blocked​

You are unable to access overallowed.com.

 

[Blatchy]

Almost all counties have been blocked by cloudflare. Like everyone else on here, I was getting hammered by bots. I can lift it. Give me 2 minutes

 

[Blatchy]

Done..

 

[smallwheels]

Unsurprisingly, like most of the **** on here you spew, you are completely off base.

Good. That makes it easy to pass on this add on. Reacting with insults to legitimate hints and questions of potential buyers in regards to threads like these

Thread 'So much AI, so many add-ons... and so many bugs'

May 30, 2026

Over the last few months, the number of users uploading add-ons to the resources section has spiked.

I’ve tested a few of them and found nothing but errors and glitches. In fact, it’s easy to tell they're relying on AI to develop the add-on because they usually roll out multiple updates just to fix a single bug, and when they finally do, a brand new bug pops up out of nowhere, the addon can't be uninstalled or rebuilt, and features that were previously implemented just disappear... Anyway, they're just shooting in the dark, and it’s obvious they aren't profeesional developers.

Honestly...

• PhineasD
• Replies: 164
• Forum: Off topic

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XF 2.3 Thread 'Making AI-assisted XenForo add-ons survive a real install and a code review - and where the process still falls short'

Jun 24, 2026

TL;DR: XenForo 2.3.10 makes an AI agent understand the framework. It doesn't stop the agent shipping add-ons that look fine and are silently broken. This thread is the discipline layer on top of that: turn every bug into a deterministic guard, gate on static analysis, review across multiple models, verify in a real browser, keep memory across context resets, secure by default, and self-test the tooling itself. It isn't an "AI is fine" post, it's a repeatable process for people who already ship and want fewer post-release fires, with a human who can read the code still signing off at...

• qubn
• Replies: 11
• Forum: XenForo development discussions

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which include statements like this from the XF crew

FWIW the amount of AI coded addon slop that has fully broken peoples sites recently has gone through the roof.

... speaks millions.

 

[Blatchy]

Could be interesting, given the shortcomings of the few existing wiki add ons for XF. However: Your demo site is incredibly slow, it loads forever (and sometimes does not load at all). Also interesting to know to which degree this add on has been AI coded and, in this case, how code quality has been assured.

Sounds like you need to check your connection.

 

[smallwheels]

Sounds like you need to check your connection.

Strangely enough I had absolutely no issues with no other website anywhere in the world at the same time and the browser console showed that your site simply took ages (>20s and sometimes way longer for single elements) to respond if it responded at all.

 

[Blatchy]

Strangely enough I had absolutely no issues with no website anywhere at the same time and the browser console showed that our site simply took ages (>20s and sometimes way longer) to respond if it responded at all.

Well you were wrong. Shocking...