In May of 2026, we were a few weeks out from launching Governors State University's new Drupal site on Acquia. The content was in. And then someone asked the question nobody wants to hear that close to a launch date: what about meta descriptions?
Tuesday, August 11. Nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. Over forty people in one room with their laptops open, building AI workflows in Drupal for an entire day.
If you build Drupal sites without writing much custom code, the current direction of Drupal site building is confusing.
This isn't a writeup about Drupal AI. It's a writeup about AI that uses Drupal as the glue for an entire content production system.
AI Isn't Just for Enterprise Drupal.
Part of My Weekends Used to Be a Manual Chore
If you've been building Drupal sites for a while, you know the feeling. We got version after version shipped with impressive technical upgrades... better APIs, tighter security, a modern codebase... and for developers, that was great. But for site builders?
In just over two weeks, I'll be heading to Ottawa, Canada, for Drupal Camp Ottawa 2026, where I'll be keynoting the one-day conference. I'm super excited to be heading back to Canada and am more than thrilled to be delivering the keynote.
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