Hi Piet,
Thank you for the kind words, and for the great question!
Short answer: dedicated GenerateBlocks / Kadence support isn’t in Easy MCP AI’s current plan, but it’s absolutely something we’d like to explore down the road — and there’s a good chance it becomes possible without us having to build it ourselves.
Here’s why. WordPress 6.9 introduced the Abilities API, a standard way for any plugin to register its own capabilities so other tools (like AI assistants) can discover and use them. Easy MCP AI already watches for these: any ability a plugin registers is automatically picked up and exposed as an MCP tool, with no extra work needed on our side. So if GenerateBlocks, Kadence, or another page builder ships Abilities API support for their block/pattern features, Easy MCP AI would surface those automatically the moment both plugins are active together.
If you’re keen to see this sooner, it’s worth reaching out to the GenerateBlocks and/or Kadence developers directly and asking whether they plan to register Abilities API support for their block/pattern features. Plugin authors prioritize based on user demand, and a request from a user carries real weight — it’s the fastest path to this working, since it’s a decision on their end, not ours.
In the meantime, a couple of things that do work today:
- Since Gutenberg blocks are just structured markup stored in the post content, our core post/page tools (create, update, and our block-level helpers) can already read and write raw block markup — including many GenerateBlocks/Kadence blocks, since they’re still Gutenberg blocks under the hood. It won’t give an AI assistant deep, guided control over a builder’s custom settings panels, but straightforward content edits often go through fine.
- If GenerateBlocks or Kadence has its own REST API or WP-CLI commands, those are separate integration paths we could consider adding directly to Easy MCP AI in the future, independent of the Abilities API.
We’ll keep this in mind as a future enhancement, and it’s genuinely helpful to hear which page builders users care about most, so thank you for flagging it. If you run into specific use cases (e.g., “I want the AI to create a page using this GenerateBlocks pattern”), feel free to share them here — concrete examples help us prioritize.
Thanks again for trying out the plugin!
