Prototype WordPress blocks through CodeWP's current Telex destination

What is CodeWP AI?

CodeWP's official domain now redirects to Telex at Automattic. Automattic previously announced its acquisition of WPAI, the team behind CodeWP, and described plans to integrate that technology into new offerings. The current Telex workflow focuses on generating WordPress blocks from a description, then previewing and refining them. This listing follows that verified destination rather than presenting the earlier CodeWP interface or feature set as a product that is still independently available.

Describe a small, testable block

A useful prompt names the content, interaction, and settings a block needs. Start with one core behavior, such as displaying a feed or presenting a particular layout, and add controls after the basic version works. Automattic's guidance notes that WordPress conventions may need to be requested explicitly. Check the block in the editor as well as on the page, since those are different parts of the authoring experience.

Move the prototype into a review workflow

Telex projects can be shared for remixing and downloaded as plugin archives. The generated code can also be inspected and refined outside the tool. This makes the output useful as a working specification for a developer or a testable concept for a client. Before production use, examine accessibility, responsive behavior, theme compatibility, and the handling of external data. More complex architecture may require further development after the prototype proves the idea.

Features to explore

• Prompt-based WordPress blocks
• Interactive previews
• Shareable projects
• Remix workflow
• Downloadable plugin code

Who is CodeWP AI for?

WordPress designers, agencies, and developers can use the current Telex workflow to demonstrate a focused block idea, gather feedback on working behavior, and decide what needs additional engineering before it becomes part of a production site.

Before you get started

Confirm the current CodeWP transition and account options. Treat generated blocks as code requiring review: test compatibility, permissions, accessibility, and security on a staging site before installing them in production.