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The site page

Every connected site has a page of its own. Open it and ReDock reads the site: the strip under the heading says when, and Read it again asks now.

The header of a site page: the address, the site’s name and client group, a Connected pill, and buttons reading Open the site and Sign in to wp-admin as an administrator. Under them a row of seven tabs, Overview, Health, Security, Manage, AI, Logs and Settings, with Manage open showing its own row of Plugins, Theme, Controls, Users, Media, Database and Content.

Overview

Section titled “Overview”

What this site is, and what is connected to it.

The Overview tab of a site: site address, when it was paired, when it last answered, the ReDock Connect version and protocol, the key fingerprint as the plugin’s settings page shows it, the nickname, the client group, how many pinpoints name a place on it, how many clients are connected, and the ReDock Blocks version. Underneath, the clients connected to this site, each with its fingerprint, when it was added, when it last called, and a Rename field.

The key fingerprint is the one the plugin’s own settings page shows, so the two ends can be compared without either of them showing a key.

Clients connected lists everything holding a key to this site: this workspace, somebody’s desktop app, a colleague’s. Each can be renamed here and revoked from the site.

Health

Section titled “Health”

Why the monitoring says what it says: the reasons, the certificate, the scheduled tasks that are overdue, and the system the site runs on. Watch a site’s state covers it.

Security

Section titled “Security”

The six protections, two-factor sign-in, and the daily file check against what WordPress.org published. Look after a site’s security covers it.

Manage

Section titled “Manage”

Seven things, each with its own sub-tab.

Sub-tab What it holds
Plugins Every plugin, its version and state, what is out of date, the snapshot each carries and a Restore. See Roll a plugin back.
Theme The active theme, its version, whether an update is waiting, and every other theme installed.
Controls The things ReDock can change on a site without an AI in the loop.
Users Who can sign in to the WordPress, and with what role.
Media The site’s media library.
Database Queries and a counted search and replace.
Content Every post and page, and the four things to do with them. See Publish, unpublish and put a version back.

Every button here runs the same tool an AI app runs, with you as the caller, so it meets the same walls and is recorded the same way.

AI

Section titled “AI”

What an AI app may do on this site, which apps reach it, the site’s own MCP address, and the pinpoints that name a place on it. A single site can be made stricter than the workspace here. See Let an AI app work on your sites.

Logs

Section titled “Logs”

What the site itself recorded, row by row, and counted by day.

Settings

Section titled “Settings”

The nickname only your workspace sees, the client group the site is filed under, the key, and disconnecting the site.

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