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What we learn making ReDock, written from recorded runs and real screens rather than from what we hope the products do. There is an RSS feed, and no script or cookie on any page.

Ideas · 11 September 2026

What an AI may do on a client site

Seven switches in ReDock Web turn a vague worry into a policy you can read, and every refusal is recorded.

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The Usage policy page in ReDock Web, seven Allow AI apps switches with database writes turned off, and a table of the sites that are stricter

The consent screen in ReDock Web when an AI app asks to connect, the workspace it would get, the sites it would reach, four levels from View to Full with View pre-selected, and what approving means

How-to · 11 September 2026

Claude Code as a WordPress operator

What a run through ReDock's door looks like in the recorded transcripts: one consent, a first draft, the exact refusals, and the log.

A job in ReDock Web updating one plugin across five sites, two Done with the versions that changed, one Failed because the site did not have the plugin, two Waiting

Ideas · 11 September 2026

What a small agency should automate first

Updates, checks, alerts and reports are worth handing to a machine. Judgement calls and anything without a way back are not.

ReDock Desktop's home screen, a grid of twelve local sites at https://name.test addresses, each marked Running, Off or Connected, and a list of recent Studio renders

Company · 11 September 2026

One name for everything we make

UXBD is the name we sell our software under. One address, one set of policies, and products that ask before they destroy.

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What an AI may do on a client site

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