You craft, agents build.
BlockBite gives agencies tools to create distinctive websites directly in their coding agent. Build interactive experiences, reuse the patterns that work and give clients content they can maintain in WordPress.
Page content
Keep the useful decisions in the project.
A finished page contains work worth keeping: its layout, its interactions and the content clients can change. Reusable islands, editable fields and shared guidance help carry that work into the next page.
# A recipe worth keeping
Use the approved brand guide.
Reuse the section that fits.
Keep client content editable.
Check the page at every size.
Save it for the next build.Built around the way agencies work.
Bring your craft into the process and give repeatable work a place to live.
Your direction shapes the result
Give your coding agent the brand context, references and specific behavior the site needs.
Useful work should be reusable
Keep section designs, recipes and working methods available for the next build.
Clients need a practical handoff
Make everyday content editable while your agency maintains the underlying design.
From the first section to an editable site.
Use the tools at the stage where they help you.
BlockBite
Coding agent
Create sections, refine the design and preview pages.
BlockBite
Structure reusable islands, editable fields and shared project context.
WordPress
Render the site and let clients update declared content.
A few things worth knowing
Does BlockBite replace WordPress?
WordPress remains the home for rendered pages and content editing. BlockBite connects the building work to that editorial experience.
Does the agent decide the whole design?
You provide the brief, references and brand context, then direct the changes as you inspect the result.
Can I reuse work across projects?
Reusable islands, cookbooks and workflows let you carry useful patterns forward and adapt them to each project.
Bring your way of working.
Build an experience that fits the brand and make it straightforward for the client to keep current.