build-modify

Surgical WordPress theme edits are applied atomically by modifying theme.json tokens and template files. Each change is tracked as a distinct step with an individual git commit, updating build.json to maintain versioned output without requiring a full site rebuild.

Update your WordPress site color palette by modifying theme.json tokens. The execution engine applies these surgical theme edits step-by-step, creating individual git commits for each color change to ensure versioned output tracking.

Yes, you can manage WordPress plugins and content using WP-CLI operations. The execution engine handles plugin installations and removals, alongside WP-CLI content operations for pages, posts, and menus, tracking each action as a separate git commit.

You need Docker for MySQL-dependent WordPress content operations, but the startup is lazy. The execution engine delays Docker initialization until a MySQL-dependent operation is actually required, optimizing resource usage during theme.json edits.

Track WordPress site modifications using a session-aware execution engine that creates individual git commits and updates a build.json file for each atomic change. This step-by-step versioned output tracking ensures every modification is independently recorded.

Yes, this WordPress site modification approach supports visual design re-exports from design tools. It offers flexible modes for both natural language requests and visual re-exports, applying theme adjustments and content changes sequentially.