Pixflow Design

Pixflow Design is the WordPress-first Pixflow workflow for Bricks Builder. The rebuilt plugin keeps the workspace, projects, templates, design systems, resource packs, and Bricks skill context inside WordPress.

The desktop bridge is now only the Local CLI connector. It connects the active builder tab to supported command-line agents on your computer, such as Codex or Claude. It no longer owns the Pixflow workspace, project storage, resource packs, or design system settings.

Recommended setup order

Install and activate the WordPress plugin.
Open a Bricks page or template.
Install required Pixflow resource packs.
Install the Local CLI Bridge if you want Local CLI providers.
Allow browser access to the local bridge.
Choose your provider and run a small Ask Mode test.

Chrome is the recommended browser for Local CLI mode because its local network access prompt is the most predictable.

Documentation sections

Get Started Install Pixflow Design, understand the rebuilt architecture, and complete the first-run checklist.

Resource Packs Install required resource packs, update DLC packs, and understand what lives outside the core plugin.

Local CLI Bridge Install, connect, update, and troubleshoot the CLI-only bridge across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.

Workspace Use the main workspace, floating panel, Ask Mode, Design Mode, projects, templates, and settings.

Workflows Run Prototype (HTML), Handoff to Bricks, HTML to Bricks, and Bricks-aware agent tasks.

Bricks & Design Systems Work with Bricks theme styles, Google fonts, icon sets, dynamic data, query loops, and Pixflow Framework.

Troubleshooting Fix bridge, browser access, resource pack, generation, project, and Bricks builder issues.

What moved into WordPress

Pixflow Design stores and serves most runtime data from the WordPress plugin:

workspace and floating panel UI
project records and conversation history
resource pack status
community plugins and template metadata
Pixflow Design systems
Bricks skill trees and MCP context
non-CLI settings, including theme and UI preferences

This keeps the Local CLI Bridge small and focused.

What the bridge still does

The bridge exposes local CLI agents and selected local file access through http://127.0.0.1:7456.

Use it when you want Pixflow to run with a local agent such as Codex or Claude. You do not need it just to browse the workspace, install resource packs, view templates, or manage WordPress-side settings.

Privacy boundary

Pixflow Design should not track users inside their builder. The plugin should not include Pixflow analytics scripts, tracking tags, or a Pixflow analytics consent banner inside the user’s WordPress site.