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ReDock Blocks

ReDock Blocks is the plugin the agent writes and changes posts and pages through. What it makes opens in the WordPress editor as the blocks it says it is, with no invalid-block warnings.

At a glance

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  • Runs on: WordPress 6.9 or later, PHP 8.0 or later
  • Installed by: ReDock Desktop for local sites, ReDock Web at pairing for live sites
  • Talks to: the ReDock agent and any AI app connected through ReDock
  • Licence: GPL-2.0 or later

Real blocks, so the editor agrees with the agent

Section titled “Real blocks, so the editor agrees with the agent”

The plugin uses WordPress’s own block registry and its own serialiser, so a page the agent writes round-trips through the editor as the blocks it says it is. A paragraph is a paragraph block, a button is a button block, and a person can carry on editing where the agent left off.

  • It reads a post’s block tree, patches one block, then checks the change survived.
  • Every change carries the call that undoes it.
  • A WordPress revision backs each change.

The ReDock agent in the desktop app changing a heading on a site. It lists the steps it took: read the post’s blocks, patch the post, then look at the rendered page, each with the tool it used and an undo beside the change, and a screenshot of the finished page underneath.

Installed at pairing, kept current

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ReDock Desktop puts the plugin on a local WordPress site when the agent is switched on for it, and ReDock Web installs it on a live site when you pair it.

Before each use, ReDock checks the installed version against the one it carries and updates it if it is behind, and says so.

Open ReDock Web, or connect a site if you have not yet.